A storyboard is a collection of images in a certain order to portray a concept someone wishes to execute in their film.

The first picture illustrates the idea of the film containing same-sex actors within a church, sharing looks and doing personal readings of the bible, at a distance. We then wish to find authentic clips of old riots/protests against LGBTQ rights to use in the middle of the film, this is to project a clearer idea to the audience and adds a real element to the film, showing that is actually happens in real life. We will be flicking these clips in-between dazed, over exposed fantasy scenes that we will shoot in an open field with natural lighting. The aim of the middle is to show the thoughts of the pair if they wish to pursue a homosexual relationship, thinking of both negative and positive impacts on their lives, considering religion.

To end the film, we will direct the couple to move to sit together, there then they will compare positive verses they have both found. This is to show that they are supporting each other, helping to show the other how to accept their sexuality.

To link back to the title and topic, we will present the verse which states ‘love thy neighbour’ as a close up. We chose this verse as it can be interpreted as an umbrella for christianity to encourage all to accept those for who they are, de-stigmatising learnt prejudice from society.