Storyboard

 Here is the storyboard for our project at different locations - completed by Giorgio and Jaden

The storyboards were planned out the way that we wanted them to be. Giorgio and Jaden discussed this together based off the notes we all made as a group to try and bring a message to the audience of a man who gets rejected on a date by a girl. However, our teacher had some feedback to give us. One major thing he told us was that the chronology of our storyboard didn't make sense and that there was no meaning to it. We listened to his feedback and took it all on board. He suggested that we include a scene where the girl comes in and sees that the star is a bit crazy, and then runs out and finds another man. This made a lot more sense than what we thought of so we decided to take that on board. Unfortunately, our teacher set out a deadline which didn't leave us much time to insert and fix these changes to our storyboard. 

Self Reflection:

I didn't really want to contribute to this part of the project because I'm neither good at drawing and discussing ideas that would fit our genre conventions. My only main contribution to this is noting down our teachers feedback on this. I found that both Giorgio and Jaden worked very well together on this and I think that they are fit to lead this project for us. I find it extremely difficult to understand what the main theme of this storyboard is but I intend on asking a lot of questions. I think that this will greatly help our project in the long run as we've previously made the mistake of doing a project without a storyboard. This made it hard on everyone as we had to come up with a lot of stuff on the spot which is an absolute pain to do. This will definitely speed up the filming process and help the editor get a good idea of where each piece of the puzzle fits. Upon further reflection, we had to revise this storyboard as some footage became corrupted and we weren't able to reshoot it.