BSA703-Storyboarding with Max

 For the Home scenes:


Slow ominous camera movements

  • drifting
  • make the audience feel lonely with Pavo
Wide shots, small Pavo. Slow Zoom

Transitions from bedroom to the restaurant

Pulling through house into the restaurant

In the tub, camera behind him then turns to show his face

for gross ups, take the style away from cartoon. go wild

extreme wide for starts

get floor plan

REFERENCES
Sergio Leone-Western Close ups

Old kung fo movies

Birdman
  • camera movements
  • loneliness of character
  • transition 

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