Before getting into storyboarding Snatch and Screech, I wanted to create a shot list of some kind to get a better sense of the sequence of events I plan on using, and to know my runtime and work load for this project as I am working solo.
Due to my latter reasons for needing to know my runtime visually, I decided to plan my story in an informal script geared towards detailing each shot and the events within them. Since scriptwriting conventions have one page of writing be a minute of film, it proved to be effective in helping me plan out my work schedule for the project.
I had found a free script writing website known as WriterSolo (Professional writing software), which had all the resources required for what I needed. Below is a link to my first draft of my script.
TOD Snatch _ Screech Script [FULL DRAFT 1]
The main note of this draft is the length, 4 minutes being too long for one person to complete in the time we have. Hence, I have revised it down to 3 minutes and made small changes to gags and descriptions of events. Furthermore, whilst working on storyboards I had revised a scene in the middle to streamline it better for the process, which can be seen in the second draft below where the change has been made with digital pen.