Storyboard: Shadows of Betrayal

Hi Media Studies Crew, here is my storyboard!



Scene 1: Michelle text Owen for plan of revenge 
Scene 1a: Michelle behind her screen texting Owen
Scene 2: Rose talks on the phone 
Scene 2a: Point of view of Roses house 
Scene 3: Rose looks over her door window 
Scene 3a: Owen and Michelle stalking Rose from car. 
Scene 4: Michelle talks to Owen to get ready to kill.
Scene 4a: Owen is worried yet feels prepared. 
Scene 5: Rose's post on instagram.
Scene 5a: Michelle calls Owen to be on his way, but seems concerned.
Scene 6:  Michelle and Owen try to get through Roses back door.
Scene 6a: Rose goes to check strange noise in her house.
Scene 7: Michelle and Owen try opening the back door. 
Scene 7a: The door opens and they can finally get inside.
Scene 8: Rose is in the living room watching TV about to fall asleep.
Scene 8a: Owen and Michelle hide behind the kitchen counter waiting for Rose to fall asleep
Scene 9: The kitchen knife displayed inspire Owen and Michelle 
Scene 9a: Michelle grabs a knife from the display.
Scene 10: Rose falls asleep watching TV
Scene 10a: Michelle gets ready to stab Rose.
Scene 11: Rose wakes up to see the knife that would stab her.
Scene 11a: The after scene of the murder.
Scene 12: Michelle drags the body in a black bag.
Scene 12a: Owen cleans the murder scene. 
Scene 13: Michelle and Owen try to decide in which car they should put her body in.
Scene 13a: Michelle loads Roses body in her car. 
Scene 14: Roses parents pull into the driveway.
Scene 14a: Michelle and Owen run into the house
Scene 15: Rose's parents walk away after Owen and Michelle convince them they're Rose's friends.
Scene 15a: Michelle and Owen plan how to kill her parents now.










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