IDEA --) To represent the husband in the opening sequence at first we had the idea of the husband sitting tied up on a chair.
CHANGE --) However after thinking this all through we decided to change this: to where there is only a chair to show the investigator as it is not an important convention of film Noir; as it may reveal too mutoch for an opening sequence.
IDEA --) In our group we also went through a few changes when it came to representing the husband: at first I decided to have him in the opening sequence as he is the is the main cause for the female characters mental state.
CHANGE--) After the first group meeting we thought about not having the husband and just having an empty chair with the female circling it. This would be to show that she is just imagining the whole thing of what she would like to do to her husband. (This was Victoria's suggestion)
After presenting our PowerPoint to our teacher I then remembered:
Where would the credits go?
Admittedly we did not think of where the credits would go as the group was thoroughly focused on completing the storyboard. After the first group meeting we thought
I then suggested we could use post-it notes with the titles and credits on in it, as the setting would take place mainly in an office; for example a post it note in scene two when we have a close up of the diary or when she finds a picture of her husband when we can have a still shot of the picture then briefly show the items on her table before we go into the next scene and from this we then see a post it note with the credits.
Although after asking this question, the group then looked at the opening sequence and came up with more creative ideas.
Mica came up with the idea of "using home items and putting home names on them." Basically expanded on my idea and thought about using a range of objects that are place din an office.