Planning Blog: storyboard

       
  
 
 
 


    On my first slide it is shown a hanging clicking on a mouse. It is on a desk and near a computer. After that we are shown the body of a girl who appears to be sitting at the desk. She starts talking to what it seems to be like her stream. During this the shot is established. This is taking place in a living room. On the next page we start to see her gameplay and her interacting with her viewers. Suddenly, her computer screen goes blank and an “ERROR” message comes across the screen. Through frustration the girl shakes her computer and yells at it. After cooling down she decided to get up and get her day started. Suddenly, she hears an alarms go off and a close-up on a cell phone ringing is shown. A finger clicks it off and we see a girl rise from her bed like a zombie. It is the same girl from before waking up from her dream. After that in the next couple of slides and scenes we see here getting ready in her bathroom and back into her room then finally leading us down stairs to her kitchen. She starts prepping breakfast. Once her breakfast is done she walks to her patio. Her phone starts to ring and it is shown her friend “Cheryl” is calling her. After talking back and forth, all in all our main character (Destiny) declining an invitation to a party, the both hang up. Destiny is shown leaving her house. She then arrives back home form what it seemed to be like a run. Her phone is blowing up fro what it appears to be Cheryl in distress and worried. Destiny however does not notice. Destiny starts to set up her stream and we see her reliving the dream she had. Her phone, still blowing up finally catches her attention but instead of responding, she puts her phone on silent.On a break from her stream, she finally checks her phone. A feeling of worry washes over her and we hearing the voice over other Cheryl saying the messages. Destiny tries to call Cheryl but no response. Lastly, we she Destiny noticed that she has been blocked. 
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