Intial Storyboard

Attached below is the section of the storyboard that deals with the introduction or 'exposition'. We have proposed a series of shots that introduce the topic and location in a unique and interesting way. 

The first shot will be a time lapse of cars going through the intersection outside Te Papa here in Wellington. We have selected this location due to high profile nature of the building which is iconic among the Wellington cityscape.

The second shot we have planned is of a bottle being tossed into a rubbish bin, however this will be shot using a go pro from the bottom of the bin looking. The bottle and other pieces of rubbish will cover the camera giving a unique perspective. 

We have decided to use voice over to 'guide' the viewer through the video, they will be introduced in this sequence of shots. 

This section of the storyboard covers the Inciting incident section of our video. In this section the viewer is given a small insight to the negatives of using bottled water. This section will be shot at the Wellington South landfill.

The first font will be a panning shot of the landfill to show the mass size and scale of the waste that is produced by Wellington alone. 

The next shot will be a pull shot which will shift the focus from the landfill in the background to an individual plastic bottle in the foreground.

Below is an image of the Rising Action/Crisis section of the storyboard. Stats will be introduced visually and by the narrator at this point.    

The first shot will be of a series of objects (plastic bottles??) arranged in a line and being knocked over creating a domino effect. We have chosen to use this shot to symbolize the flow on effects created by using bottled water, not only on your wallet but also on the environment.

The next shot will be a panning shot (possibly spinning 360*) taken from the top of Mt Vic. This will tie in with the iconic shot from the introduction, giving context to the location of the video. Stats specific to Wellington will be included in these shots.

The 3rd shot will be of a bottle of water being purchased at a check out at a super market. We aim to show this is in a unique way (attach Go Pro to bottle??). Stats relating to the costs of purchasing bottled water will be displayed in this part.

The 4th shot in this section will use the Go Pro attached to either the outside or inside of a plastic water bottle as it is drunk from. Over top of this shot, stats relating to the chemicals often found in these mass produced products will displayed and stated by the narrator. 

The 5th shot will carry on from the 4th shot and will be of water coming out a tap. The continuation of the same sort of stats will be displayed. 

The 6th and final shot will be of plastic pieces floating in the open water. Just like the other shots the stats will continue however during this final sot they will be related to the environment. 

The image below is of the climax part of the storyboard and will contain just one shot as it is a pivot point and is relatively quick, in order to show the shift.

The shot will be of a reusable water bottle and the narrator will instruct the viewer about the positive impacts of using a reusable water bottle.  

The falling Action section of the storyboard is shown below. In this final part of the video we will conclude and show the positive's of using a reusable water bottle.

The 1st and 2nd shot will show positive community and nature shots whilst the narrator stats that the massive number and negative effects displayed before are able to be reduced with the use of a reusable water bottle.

The 3rd shot will show a subject waling of into the distance and out of focus. The shift in sound track/narration will be highlighted in this section of the video.

The last image will be of the website we have created.

Fraser