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March 3 2018

     Well, the storyboard is coming along and we're all listening to one another's ideas and suggestions. We have decided our genre will be action with a hint of drama, focusing on leaving the audience wondering what happens next. The hardest part in creating the storyboard is making sure the opening does not give away the entire film and defeat the purpose.

     We are also deciding on costumes which isn't a main priority yet, but is still important. My main goal is to create a film opening based on a film that my whole group would be engaged in, because if one of us isn't emotionally involved then none of us will be inspired to work hard on it.

     I will post the storyboard when it is more organized and cohesive. I think we are off to a good start and are taking into consideration how quickly the deadline will sneak upon us.

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