the first scene is an interior scene, where character one is walking in to the room, while on their phone. this shot will be a crane-long shot while panning until the person sits down. The second shot, will be character one, sitting down on their phone and this will be an over the shoulder medium shot. the third shot is a follow up of the second shot, as its a POV close up of the phone, where you can see the text sending to character two.
The fourth shot shot is also an interior shot but in the corridor, where character two has just received the text and starts to walk to where he has been called. This shot will be a crabbing long shot of the person.
The fifth shot carries on the walk of character two, but they don't start in the shot they have to walk in to it, as they walking past the camera. This will be a low angle shot and will last until character is a couple of meters from the door they will enter. the sixth shot is of character two opening the door, but like shot five, the character will walk in to the shot and them open the door and walk in. this shot will be a medium shot and the camera will not move, as the character walks towards them and in to the camera.
then following on from scene seven is the, dialogue between the two characters, and is constantly changing from, shot reverse shot and, with some close ups to show the characters emotion. but overall this shows how the storyboard will help the producer visualise what the filming is going to to look like and this can be also used as a reference point when filming, to help not just the producer but the rest of the crew so they can also see what the producer is thinking.
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