Riverside Asylum #4

This week the rest of the storyboard panels would be finished as well as the script for the entirety of Act 2. Beginning with the script, I followed a few strict guidelines, each specific camera shot would be underlined to ensure it would be clear, while character names and their lines would be in bold. This is so that when voice acting would be done later, the voice actors would clearly be able to see the action their character is doing in the italic font and their lines highlighted in bold. Furthermore, for prompts where the character could fail or die slashes would be used with their respective branching paths between them.

As shown below, some of the other storyboard panels show cases Nikolai Petrov and his experiment conversing with the player. However, now that this was done, the cinematographer could truly begin with all the cutscenes without having to wait. Regardless, I would still work closely with them, in case they had any questions.