(Storyboard)

Storyboard

This is our ruff storyboard which has our initial ideas on it.










































This is our official storyboard for our trailer Race Against Time, we created this storyboard using paint which is a program where you can draw or paint images on to a white background. When we completed each of the scenes we opened up Adobe Premiere Elements 15 and added each of the scenes to the time line to make it look like a cinematic storyboard.



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