Before filming we thought it was best to draw out basic drawings and depictions of the shots we've described in our shot list, this way instead of reading from a long sheet of paper we can help ourselves visualise each shot and use the thumbnails as a basic foundation to how each shot will work. This is perfect for our new idea because of the simplicity it will have compared to the previous draft but mainly because the draft wasn't planned and had way too many shots.

Because of the detailed shot list we made and the simplicity of the final idea me and Ollie decided making a full story board wouldn't be necessary and that we should instead rely on the combined effort of the thumbnails and shotlist to direct our shots. This would ultimately be risky but prove that we could use our strong vision for the final piece to help us but also allow for actor input and improvisation which would vastly benefit the filming process-making it more creative and less stiffly constructed.