Mr. Summers Tessie Bill Bill Jr. Little Dave Nancy Mr. Graves Delacroix

The first shot of the storyboard shows Bill holding "the slip", which means his family will have to draw slips again to see who is stoned. A long shot shows the crowd backing away from Bill to show that he is isolated. Then, an eye level angle and high key lighting create a neutral feeling that shows that the Lottery is a normal event for this town. Also, non-digetic sound is used for the crowd reacting to Bill's slip by whispering to create an intense mood. Lastly, a camera pan shows the crowd, the black box, and Bill, while a cut helps to make the audience feel like nothing in the story is of importance.

Framing: Long Shot

Angle: Eye Level

Camera Movement: Pan

Lighting: High key

Sound: Non-digetic

Editing: Cut

The second shot of the storyboard shows Bill's wife, Tessie, freaking out because her family is at risk. The closeup frame and the zoom of the camera on her face shows her terrified expression to let the reader know that she is scared for her family. The neutral feeling of the Lottery is kept with an eye level angle and a cut to the next scene. Also, the high key lighting helps create the feeling that the events are not dark. The digetic sound of Tessie screaming creates a dark mood, which contrasts with the lighting so that the audience doesn't know how to feel.

It's not fair!

Framing: Close Up

Angle: Eye Level

Camera Movement: Zoom

Lighting: High key

Sound: Digetic sound

Editing: Cut

After Tessie freaks out, the next shot shows Mr. Summers preparing the five slips for Bill and his family to choose from. A medium shot with a tilt shows the leftover paper slips being carried away, the black box, and finally, Bill's family. To keep the mood suspenseful, non-digetic whispers can be heard from the crowd. Also, to keep the audience from viewing the Lottery as dark yet, the lighting stays high key and a cut to the next scene is used.

Framing: Medium shot

Angle: Eye level

Camera Movement: Tilt

Lighting: High key

Sound: Non-digetic

Editing: Cut

The next scene shows Bill and his family right after they draw their slips. Mr. Graves, another townsperson, holds Bill Jr.'s slip since he is so little. The shot is before they reveal who will be stoned to build more suspense. To allow you to see everyone, including the crowd, a long shot is used. The eye level and cut to the next scene keeps building the theme that the Lottery is not out of the ordinary, which is a key factor of the story. Also, the high key lighting and pan of the camera show the crowd, the black box, and Bill's family in broad daylight. Lastly, the digetic sound of Bill's family grabbing the slips from the box builds the suspense.

Framing: Long shot

Angle: Eye level

Camera Movement: Pan

Lighting: High key

Sound: Digetic

Editing: Cut

During this scene, a long shot shows Mr. Graves, Bill, and his kids opening their slips as the crowd stands in suspense. A high angle then gives a good view of their fearful expressions and dark mood. Afterwards, pan gives a view of the movement from Bill to Bill's kids as they stand in relief. Furthermore, the side lighting shows the evil and fright behind the tradition. Also, non-dietetic sound shows how the crowd talks in the background due the results. Lastly, the scene cuts from the group opening their slips to Tessie's reaction.

Long shot

high angle

pan

side lighting

non- diegetic sound'

cut

During this scene, medium shot is used to show the dialogue in the scene and we used high level to show emotions and facial expressions.Then pan is used to show that the scene is moving. Afterwards, we use high key lighting to make the scene feel more like a normal day. Then digetic sound is used because it shows that the sound is in the scene and you can see who is making it. Lastly, the scene cuts from

its empty my slip is empty

medium shot

eye level

pan

high key

digetic sound

sound