Sequential Story board for our trailer

Fern and I had produced a story board in order to use it as a template when gathering all the footage we needed. Having a story board is useful as it allows you to recognise if you have forgotten to include any scenes etc within your finalized trailer. Both Fern and I had contributed with the making of this- I had done all of the sketches, and then Fern had filmed then whilst I was moving each one. After we had collected our footage, together had imported the material onto the computers and had then edited it so that all of the scenes we had produced were in the correct order and the showed the linear sequence for what the narrative would entail. 

Constructing a story board hadn't necessarily improved our editing or filming skills as we were already aware of how to use both the camera and final cut express due to using them both at AS. However, it had improved our creativity and organisation skills. It was a piece of research that Fern and I were always able to return to, to see if there was any gaps which may be missing.
Producing this hadn't taken a long time as we had only sketched the images, but it was immensely helpful, we are still currently returning back to the story board due to still being in the process of creating our film trailer. It is evident when reviewing back our story board that already we have adapted scenes in our unfinished film trailer, and have also added in new footage, yet it is still an extremely helpful source to remind us what scenes undeniably need to be included.