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Storyboard

We created a basic storyboard to outline the narrative of 'Love Me' and shape our filming of scenes. Although the storyboard did not fully reflect the final product, the storyboard was vital within the construction and filming of 'Love Me' as it gave us something to refer to whilst on set. The budget of our film restricted our filming at some points, and the storyboard could not be followed exactly. For example, a canted shot could not be filmed within the cellar due to the camera not recognising the actors due to the dark. Therefore, we altered the shot to invovled a flashlight.

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