Film Opener First Draft
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Review of camera angles from Enola Holmes (2020) produced by Mary Parent I chose this movie to portray the camera angles because adventure and mystery typed of movies are one of my most favorite, they create a lot of suspense and eagerness. Also, they tend to have plenty different camera angles associated with different scenes. This movie is about a girl, Enola Holmes sister, who goes on a quest to find her missing mother with different clues that she left for her. I haven't read the book, but I think it will be filled with actions and adventures. After all she is Sherlock Holmes sister. The first angle that I chose is an establishing shot. It can be seen in the beginning of the movie as Enola gives a little bet of background story. It sets the mood and shows the setting for the movie. She lived on the country side filled with mountains and trees. Thi...
Initial Storyboard
Explanation: I created it this story because I wanted it to be a mystery and have surprise factor in it that is only revealed to the audience. As of right now, the film will open with a video of the sky were the credits will be displayed, along with calm music. Then it will slowly zoom to a close up shot of a watch, which is the main object. It will transition to an establishing shot of a city setting, and a fast-beat music/song will start playing. Next will be a shot of a poster stating that the police is undergoing a search for jewel thief. After, a full shot of the man taking off the watch will be displayed, followed by a cameo shot of him going to sleep. The next morning, the man will wake up to find the watch missing, and a choker shot will emphasize his shocked expression. Finally, the camera will cut to a close up shot of the watch, then zooming out to from a pile of jewelry and showing the face of the theft, which is a famous person in the city. Also, the theft will be sh...
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