Corkboard | Opening Sequence

    The most important thing I need to make for my opening sequence is the board. I want to have a corkboard with red strings connecting different photos, like in movies when characters are planning something. I went to the store and bought a corkboard, red string, and thumbtacks. Luckily, the materials didn't cost too much. When I got home, I started putting together the corkboard. First, I figured out where I wanted to place each photo. Tomorrow, I'll print the photos and attach them to the corkboard. I'm excited to see how the finished prop will look. This prop is really important because it sets the mood for my opening sequence. It gives a hint about what the story is going to be about. Making the board is a careful process. I have to think about where each photo will go and how the strings will connect them. Even though it's a lot of work, I'm happy about the possibilities this prop brings. It's a way to show the story I want to tell in my film. As I work on it, I can't wait to see how it will make my opening sequence better. Each step I take gets me closer to making my vision come to life on screen.