Storyborad


Scene 1: A close up shot is shown on David’s face

Scene 2: You see David the victim walking to the basketball court
Scene 3: He’s begin dribbling the basketball as he walking to the court 

Scene 4: As David walking to the basketball ball court he throws up the basketball in the air 

Scene 5: A shot of the ball in the air is taken  

Scene 6: the ball comes back down and David catches it 

Scene 7: David finally comes to the court and begins to warm up 

Scene 8: As he’s dribbling he’s beginnings to do a lay up 

Scene 9: He shoots the basketball a couple of times

Scene 10: Yells Kobe and makes some baskets and continue to warm up 

Scene 11: As David warms up sinister music begins to play to foreshadow something dangerous coming 

Scene 12: David continues on shooting the ball and putting up some shots 

Scene 13: The scene then changes into a man with a red jacket standing on the sidelines of the basketball court 

Scene 14: As the wind is blowing the unknown man begins to bob Left and right while standing 

Scene 15: in the scene you notice the man is holding something in his hand but you can’t see it 

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