LA1: Carry Out A Pre-Production (Storyboards)

Opening





18 year old teen, Jack is called up by the Johnson's to babysit there children while they were going to a dinner night out.




Babysit time




Jack agreed and put the kids to bed while he went down stairs watching TV.





The Man calls



An hour later, the phone rings and Jack answers it 'Hello' Jack said 'Check the children' along with an evil laugh and hangs up.




Jack ignores


Confused, Jack ignores it thinking it was a prank set up by his classmates and goes back to watch TV.




The Man calls again



5 minutes later, the phone rings again and Jack goes answer it 'Hello' said Jack and the Man again says 'Check the children' now at this point, Jack starts to panic.




Jack asks for help



Jack calls the police and asks for help and the operator says to Jack 'give me a few minutes to trace the call' and Jack waits.




Horrible truth



30 minutes later, the operator calls and brings the bad news to Jack by saying 'the caller is inside the house' and Jack goes upstairs.




He is caught



Jack opens the kid's room and sees the Man about to attack them but Jack manages to stop him and calls the police to arrest him.




Final words



The police arrives and arrests the Man and before the officers put him in the car, the Man looks at Jack for the last time and said 'see you soon'.






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