Final Storyboard Drawings

As a group we all worked together on multiple occasions to gather ideas for our storyboard; we would make lists of different props we had in mind as well to plan some shots around. We have varied the locations well throughout our storyboard so that the main few are used equally (apart from the barn as a lot of performance is filmed there). We ended up with approximately 122 shots at our last count, some of which are repeated due to lyric repetition and some just purely because of the set-up of the shots.
Myself and Meg worked on the drawings (as we are the more artistic two  of the group), but Joe and Harry also came up with some excellent ideas such as the sleeping bag race, the coffin, and the stop motion sections involving instruments.
Below are scanned images of the entire storyboard to show a visual idea of the detail and amount of drawings that we worked on. 

Difficulty of Story Boarding

We are currently half way through our story board and so far it hasn't been as easy as I first expected! Firstly, we needed to write our ideas first before we could even think about starting to draw it, and once we had some ideas, we then had to decide on what type of shots we would use and how long they'd last. I was given the task of drawing the shots and I'm still currently doing this, I'm only on the 55th shot and there's roughly another 300 shots to go. However, I'm going to finish my next set of shots which should get me up to roughly 70 to 80 and then I shall hand it over to Jess. By doing this I have also realised how awful at drawing I am so I hope my team don't have high expectations!