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Final storyboard and script

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Peter Bamforth
Peter Bamforth

The document provides a final script for a phone call between criminal associates as well as explanations for the script choices. It then discusses finalizing a storyboard by including details on camera angles, shot durations, sounds, and transitions to have all production information in one place before filming. The storyboard itself is also referenced but not included.

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Final Script (Phone ringing) Gambino: Yes? Associate: I’ve got the package you wanted. Gambino: I’m impressed. How long are you going to be? Associate: Give us 10, we’ll be there. Have the money ready, I wanna be in and out, no hassle. Gambino: Understood. (Phone hung up)
Why is this the final script? We wanted the phone call to be short but leave questions in the minds of the audience. The phrase “I’ve got the package you wanted” makes the audience wonder what the package is. This creates tension and mystery. The blunt atmosphere of the script makes it seem very professional and serious. It appears these men mean business.
This is the last draft of our storyboard before the final version. We have all of our ideas on this storyboard and we just needed to make it neater and include key information such as camera angles and timings.
Final storyboard The following slides show our final storyboard. This storyboard takes into account a shot list, making note of what camera angles/distances we want, and timings, how long each shot will be. It also presents some information on sounds and transitions.
Final storyboard and script
Final storyboard and script
Final storyboard and script
Final storyboard and script
Final storyboard and script

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Final storyboard and script

  • 1. Final script and ٴǰDz…
  • 2. Final Script (Phone ringing) Gambino: Yes? Associate: I’ve got the package you wanted. Gambino: I’m impressed. How long are you going to be? Associate: Give us 10, we’ll be there. Have the money ready, I wanna be in and out, no hassle. Gambino: Understood. (Phone hung up)
  • 3. Why is this the final script? We wanted the phone call to be short but leave questions in the minds of the audience. The phrase “I’ve got the package you wanted” makes the audience wonder what the package is. This creates tension and mystery. The blunt atmosphere of the script makes it seem very professional and serious. It appears these men mean business.
  • 4. This is the last draft of our storyboard before the final version. We have all of our ideas on this storyboard and we just needed to make it neater and include key information such as camera angles and timings.
  • 5. Final storyboard The following slides show our final storyboard. This storyboard takes into account a shot list, making note of what camera angles/distances we want, and timings, how long each shot will be. It also presents some information on sounds and transitions.