#68 Planning: Story Board for Full trailer

    Hey everyone, today I will be talking about the story board for the full trailer for that our team planned out and that I 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. It's the same thing we did for the teaser!

Full Trailer Story Board:

    The way our teaser plays out is pretty wild. It opens with investigators trying to piece together a fifth murder connected to this masked figure. After that, there’s a moment where I break the news to Madison that her fingerprints showed up on a piece of evidence, which immediately makes everything feel way more serious. Then someone steps forward and tells me what they saw about the masked man, and that’s when it hits me that all these little clues actually connect. Later, I pull up some security footage, but the video starts glitching right when it looks like it’s about to show something important. Eventually, I end up face‑to‑face with the masked man while trying to help a hostage. The last thing the hostage says is, “He never left the fire,” which leaves everything hanging in the air.

    These are the moments my group and I really want to bring to life. I feel like they give the audience enough to understand the situation without giving away too much. With how clearly we’ve mapped everything out, I’m confident the trailer will make sense and still leave people curious.

    We’re almost done planning everything, and I’m honestly so excited to see it all come together. My group and I have been putting so much effort into every detail because we want the trailer to feel intentional and polished. The storyboard has been a huge help in keeping us organized and making sure we stay focused on what we want to show.