Upon thinking about how I would need to set up my previous idea for filming, it was just too much work outside of the software we're supposed to be learning, and difficult to arrange a model and work around weather conditions. So I decided to instead use a primary and somewhat constant/consistent filmed background to establish an "arena" on the screen with depth and perceived space/dimensionality that assumes the role of providing a sense of being trapped within oneself. In the long run, I feel that this approach will yield a much more fluid and dynamic return, owing to the idea of setting a mood rather than filming a somewhat relevant narrative as a precursor to the film. The stills in the storyboard are obviously chronological, with some content gaps, but the background is always in motion, moving around in sync with the music - some slower segments, some faster - that correlate with the in-focus linework and intermittent blurred imagery.
