After asking various people about what they thought of my storyboard, 19 out of 20 said that it was good. Unfortunately, 1 person said it wasn't, and I questioned as to why they gave me that answer.

Upon interviewing my friend Zac on why he thought this, he told me the following:

"Your storyboard was good, but not detailed enough, I didn't get a good enough idea of what was happening because you used stick men. Instead you should put more effort into your drawings, and through them, convey your thoughts."

I do accept this creative criticism, however, I have already began filming my project, and due to other activities getting in the way lately, I don't think it is worth remaking my storyboard just to make it look more aesthetically pleasing.

The Filming of other scenes (Today I began to film the scene on top of the hill) will begin in a few days, due to other pressing issues I must attend to. However, I have already encountered a problem with filming. Due to the angle I wanted to shoot, it seemed I would need it to be light for me to show up on the camera as I look down on the streets of my neighbourhood. Since I couldn't do this, I merely shot a P.O.V shot which looked at the streetlights and houselights of the nearby estates.