#67 Planning: Story Board for Teaser trailer

    Hey everyone, today I will be talking about the story board for the teaser trailer for that our team planned out and that Ethan Sanchez drew for us. We made sure to plan it out as detailed as possible to show off a structure we wanted to follow while we film. Of course, we have are scripts and locations, but we also want to have a visual diagram of it all for when we film. 

Teaser Trailer Story Board:

    Breaking everything down shot‑by‑shot has honestly made the teaser trailer so much easier to understand. Seeing each moment in order helped us figure out the angles, the pacing, and how we want everything to transition. Instead of trying to keep the whole thing in our heads, the storyboard keeps us focused and lets us actually see what we’re aiming for. It’s made us way more organized and has definitely saved us a ton of time.

    The teaser itself is going to give people a really strong first look at the film. Starting with the mask on the ground, completely in focus, immediately sets the tone. Then cutting to the driveway with the tape across it hints that something serious happened there and that it’s under investigation.

    Overall, the storyboard pulls out the main moments we want to highlight and makes it clear what the audience is supposed to take away from the teaser.