Sunday, February 23, 2020

Storyboard and Schedule ideas


            For our cast, we wanted to use good representation. We have considered a casting call because we want a good actor for our opening, but depending on how our scheduling works out it might be easier to use one of Shreya’s friends who is in drama. While a casting call seems like a logical idea, it takes time to plan and you’d have to pick a location and the school might not let us hold an afterschool event without certain forms being filled out. Anyways, our main character is a girl who is at least 16 years old because she can drive. I need to discuss dates with Shreya but we are tentatively setting next Sunday as our potential start date for production/filming.
            Something we haven’t discussed is mise en scene and how things like costume design and lighting and color would affect the piece. For color at least I know that i want the colors to be present but definitely less saturated in the beginning. But in regards to the other techniques I haven’t thought about it. I want our main character to be somewhat kiddish, like on the cusp of maturity but not quite there yet, she is still naive. 
These are all topics that I will have more definite answers on in my next blog post. What I really wanted this post to be about was the storyboard. I  completed the first half of the storyboard and I think it is representative of what we want to accomplish with this piece. I’ve included my storyboard below, please don’t make fun of my awful drawing skills. (I know Van Gogh is probably weeping at this)

           



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