Blog Post: 31 - Bruce Shovel Kill [Story Board]


Bruce tries to run for his car, but Blair finds him, and grabs the shovel. (above)
High focus will be used in this shot, allowing the viewer to see Bruce and Blair. 

Blair prepares to throw the shovel at Bruce (above)

Blair throws the shovel at Bruce while he is running (above)
This will be a tracking shot with the camera attached to the shovel

The shovel hits Bruce on the back, and knocks him to the ground (above)

Blair walks towards Bruce, and pick up the shovel (above)

Blair puts his foot over Bruce to hold him down, while he prepares to kill Bruce (above)

Blair cuts open Bruce's stomach, and his blood and guts spill out. Blair drops the shovel after finishing the kill. (above)

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