Storyboard Final Task







Sheet 1: An establishing shot of the home Sara lives in is shown. Followed by a series of shots of a masked figure crawling and running around in the backyard of the house. He hides himself and looks in towards the window of the house.


Sheet 2: Sara and her brother are watching TV with one another. They take turns arguing until Alfred her brother gets up and makes his way to the door. He leaves and locks the door. Sara returns to watching her show.


Sheet 3: Sara's television program is interrupted by an emergency broadcast announcement. The broadcast frightens her and she quickly struggles to switch it off. She hears an noise and makes her way towards the kitchen.


Sheet 4: Sara the main protagonist of the opening credits is shown making her way to the kitchen. As she finds herself in the kitchen she starts to check around the place and takes turns opening cupboards and such. She overhears another noise and leaves the kitchen in an effort to find where the source of the noise is coming from. She walks right into the killer as she get's towards the door. He drags her offscreen.


Sheet 5: Killer is depicted outside of the house of his victim. He is shown as tired and existed, and overall burnt out. He makes his way towards the street and walks away. Opening credits end. 


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