Storyboard - analysis and drawing

             The Storyboard drawing was one of my favourite parts. Due to my previous experience in terms of shot marking and script analyzes I managed to create one good standart (except the drawing level)12 shots storyboard on a 3A format sketch book which needed couple of small corrections . The storyboard is illustrating the conversation between Lucy and Jim in Jim’s flat which I classified as the fifth scene of the screenplay after Lucy’s dream, Lucy’s waking up, the exterior scene with the key and the Communication booth scene. I chose that scene in particular because of its importance of the whole story. Before that fifth action the contradictions of the main character had been only cursorily hinted behind the signs of the lively dream, the tear and the silver key. By way of contrast, on the storyboarded scene the female character for first time shows her inner conflict by involving the other main character – Jim in it. Thus, here we have 2 opposite sides of life. Jim who lives in peace with the similar recurring forms of reality, using every time the few possible clips which are the options and on the other hand, there is the burning rebel heart of Lucy who wants to leave beyond the framed same old reality. In fact, this part of the story delineates a whimsical portrait of the characters and an everlasting context of each epoch. However, in this scene in this there could also be noticed a collision of three very strong feelings – passion, anxiety and apathy outlining a absorbing collaboration which could be shown in the movement of the characters and their look in front of the camera.