Crime Storyboards (Narrative)

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My task was to create 3 photographic story boards that narrated a crime, each in different orders to show how order of narrative like forking path narratives can effect a story:



This is my first storyboard I created, where it goes through the process of confession by the murderer, talking about how she did it.



This storyboard goes through how the detective worked it out, where a body was found, and the suspect was put through interrogation, and there is a flashback to when the detective worked out who did it by a witness.



My third storyboard takes on a documentary-esque type of film due to how the narrative does a full circle as we already know who the murderer is, we just get to see how it was done.
 
 
This storyboard is just practice and will be helpful for when I develop my planning of my music video.


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