Storyboard

 Dearest reader, 

Below is the storyboard detailing our final task.

Panel 1 is the first scene of the opening sequence. 


Panel 2 includes the end of scene one. Then, panel two goes on to the beginning of scene two of the opening sequence.




Panel 3 shows the end of scene two. This panel also goes on to cover the beginning of scene three.


Panel 4 shows the ending of scene three. This panel also shows the beginning of scene four.




Finally, panel 5 shows the rest of scene four. At this point the opening sequence cuts off and transitions into the body of the film.






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