Thriller Storyboard

 

Box 1: Pedestal up to show the kid laying in bed

Box 2: Jump cut to show alarm clock

Box 3: Aerial view of kid, close up of eyes

Box 4: Tilt up and dolly back to watch kid turn off alarm clock

Box 5: Action shot showing kid walking to his window

Box 6: Point of view shot out of the window on the street

Box 7: Tracking shot of kid coming out of his room 

Box 8: Tracking shot of kid looking for his mom 

Box 9: Over the shoulder shot until he goes into siblings room

Box 10: Wide shot  of the full room with no one inside of it 

Box 11: Eyelevel shot of kid going into frantic after seeing no one in the road 

Box 12: Over the shoulder shot of kid running 

Box 13: Close up shot of phone showing no service or wifi 

Box 14: Pov shot of cars all around the kid 

Box 15: Tracking shot of him running back to his house 

Box 16: Goes to his house and thinks that it is all a movie 

Box 17: Close up shot of him grabbing supplies into his backpack 

Box 18: Putting water bottles in back pack 


Box 19: Drops water bottle in shock after he hears gunshots 

Box 20: Get down because he is scared of the gun shots 

Box 21: Hears screams opens blinds after he hears someone scream 

Box 22: Bangs at door saying “ Open up”

Box 23: He opens door and it is one of his brothers at last 

Merlin meets his brother and they decide on what to do about the strange events

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