Updated advert storyboard

This is our up to date storyboard. I think the close-up of her leaving the paint on the side is important. It subtly suggests what is about to happen. This creates humour. Her looking tired is also important as it creates realism; the audience will be less likely to say "wouldn't she taste the paint!". The last shot highlights her humiliation and plays a role in persuading the audience to not let this happen to them. It is important that the audience understand she is an artist, for the situation to be accepted, and so her costume in the first shot may be her in a shirt with paint on it. She will then wear a dressing gown while brushing her teeth to further imply that it's morning. Last of all at the end, when she leaves the house, she will be wearing smart outdoor clothes to show that she is walking to work. We chose work because it is the place that would be most embarrassing; because of the need for professionalism there.