Planning Blog: Storyboard

 

In page 1, Our main character, Thomas wakes up and greets his friend at a table. His friend is eating cereal. They see the clock and leave for work. Thomas drops off his friend and then he goes to work.

On page 2, Thomas begins heading home from work. He notices his friend isnt there to be picked up but heads home without thinking much of it and goes home thinking he might be doing something. He wakes up to his friend not being at home and tries to report him as missing before forgetting his name alltogether. He says he will call back and looks for documents until he finds a paper mentioning his friend. His first name is riley.


In page 3, after knowing his friend's first name is Riley, he goes to his friends work and asks his receptionist if any "rileys" work there. The receptionist finds 1 riley. Riley Drew. Thomas walks out and finds a payphone where he can report his friend missing. However, after mentioning a "riley drew" the dispatcher notices that it doesnt fit the previous description. There is only 1 possible answer to this and that is that Thomas' friend doesn't exist.

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