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The storyboard is one key part in making sure our opening has a successful filming/producing experience. So many different technical elements go into making the storyboard. Of course, it is a rough draft to what will become our actual finished product, but it is just as important. In our storyboard I have to include what kind of shot it is, the camera angle, the shot type, the kind of lighting, and sound elements. Since our whole opening is filmed at a Big Car Habitat, I decided that whole lighting is going to be natural since everything is going to be filmed outside. Multiple characters are going to be in scenes, so I decided that there are definitely going to be wide shots to include everything into the frame. As of right now I am more than half-way through our storyboard. I just need to complete the panels that represent the running scene, and the scenes that happen in the cage. My group and I's next step in our project is figuring out what equipment we are going to need to film and making any last-minute adjustments. 



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