StoryBoard Blog

 Scene One:

The first scene will start with me opening up the door to the courtroom. I will introduce herself, welcome the viewer to the courtroom, and then go look for the rest of the members. The camera will pan around the room to give a full view of the scene. Finally, the camera will turn to Charlie and Kai. 


Scene Two:

The second scene will start with Charlie introducing himself. He would state his name and then, similar to a lawyer examining a witness, will ask Kai to introduce herself. After Kai says her name the camera will pan back to me who will go looking for the other members. 


Scene Three:

The third scene will jump cut to Joey asleep on a patio bench. I will walk into the frame and wake him up. Once awake he will introduce himself to the camera. 


Scene Four: 

The fourth scene will start with Kyra and Marvin on a different bench. They will be in the middle of a conversation when I will walk up to them and have them introduce themselves. After they both introduce themselves the camera will cut to the next scene


Scene Five:

The fourth scene will begin with an over-the-shoulder shot of Mya walking up to Sarah and Andres. They would be at a table in front of the cafeteria. I would say hi to them and then they would start their introductions


Scene Six: 

All the team members would gather in the jury box to shoot the final scene. We would all introduce ourselves as the Fort Lauderdale mock trial team. We might also use our hands to form an L to represent our mascot. After this, the camera would cut to the gavel being banged, which would end our video session. Except for the first scene, all the others should average to be around 4-5 seconds.






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