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Story-Boarding Lesson

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Jurassic Park - Written Storyboard
Low angle full shot of the raptor filling the doorway pans to a medium shot of the 2 children, the pan speeds up towards the children before stopping harshly.

A brief side medium shot of the raptors head popping out the doorway.

A long shot of the raptor pans again to the children showing their position in the room compared to the raptor ending with all 3 of them in frame and the camera still moving before it cuts.

It cuts to a low angle shot of the doorway in a medium shot, the camera slightly follows the first raptor making room in the doorway and frame for a second raptor, slightly deepening the low angle.

A dirty shot of the girl in medium/long at eye level, she is situated middle/far right, that pans up as she looks over. The shot pans until the raptor is middle/ far left of the screen before panning back with her. The camera pans slowly left but fast right as she ducks for cover. Before returning to the medium 2 shot of the characters.

A high angle long shot of the of the room places the children bottom right and the 2 raptors top left, and pans left and down slightly, so the children don’t pass the middle mark on screen.

An eye-level MWS dollies with the children as they come crawls around and down a kitchen unit, the camera cuts to a dirty shot of the girl, high angle on her and low angle on the raptor, still on dolly.

It cuts to an eye level, close-up on the girl as she crawls. The camera is still on dolly.

The next shot is a low angle on the 2 children, the camera shakes as the children push themselves up against the unit.

A low flat shot under the unit shows the raptors feet. The camera pans to keep the feet in frame.


 Photo Storyboard

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