LO3: Following shooting script/ storyboard

 As you can see below, when we were planning the film the drew out each scene and below you can see how we used the storyboard to create the final production.

From our script this matches the film as it shows the statistics of homelessness. The mise en scene location of this scene is on a main road in Sheffield. The visuals match our film because it is about Sheffield and the statistics are about homelessness in the UK

As the film is about homelessness. This scene is fit for purpose because it shows a homeless man begging outside the main station in Sheffield. From our storyboards we wanted to capture this scene and we ended up gaining matching visuals to it as we spoke to this homeless man about his situation.

This fit the script as establishes the train station before thew scene with the homeless man begging outside of it. The mise en scene location of this shot is fit for purpose at it shows Sheffield station. As the audience watch this they can identify where this is and it connotes to the audience further that the film is based in Sheffield. 

Justification 

It is important that we matched the visuals to te script because pre production is important. From the storyboards you can see that we established shot types, location and camera angles. This assisted us because it have direction of what we needed to film,, where and how to film it. The visuals match the storyboard, this is important as it follows the conventions of film making. A strength of this is that we were able to capture key scenes in the film that establish Sheffield as well as hightail the homelessness within the city.