Developing Storyboard

My storyline was constantly changing and throughout my storyboard, I was sparking ideas also. Some things I was coming up with were better than my original and some things were no so good. However, THE BIG CHANGE IS NO ABANDONED BUILDING! The problem was that I cannot drive so getting myself and my actors and my crew there was going to be a nightmare as it was in Uxbridge. Also, it didn't really fit into my storyboard, so I removed it entirely!










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