Storyboarding 2

This is the storyboard I spent far too long on for 2. Arrows in red are usually camera directions but can also be directing the movement of characters in the frame. I have chosen to just link a Google doc instead because the way Blogger formats images actually sucks, it feels like I'm using Microsoft Word '97.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FhuMlTsWIrF41kdpbfdSpF8QgE4U5qAi

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