The Thing Bennings Death Scene- Reverse Storyboard
The Adventures of Oswald Storyboard
he full version of the storyboard will be posted before the beginning of class.
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Nelson Wirstrom John Carpenter’s “The Thing” Bennings death scene analysis “The Thing”, directed by John Carpenter in 1982, was a thrilling horror film well known for its stunning and gruesome practical effects. This film was an adaptation of the film “The Thing from Another World”, directed by Christian Nyby in 1951. The film centers around an arctic research team who are attacked by an unidentifiable organism that can consume and impersonate other animals or people. The Thing quickly infiltrates the crew and they must adapt to the ever changing foe in order to survive. I will be analysing the Bennings death scene, which takes place about halfway through the film. In this particular bit the Bennings character is found being consumed by the Thing, and Windows runs outside to get the others. Upon returning they cannot find him, and see that the Bennings Thing has escaped through a window. They chase it outside, and after seeing that the creature is definitely not Bennin...
Oswald Storyboard Update
This updated version of the storyboard has adjusted accurate time frames for the first half of the storyboard. I also made some slight changes to the frame layout in the beginning and town scene, as well as changing and adding some dialogue in order to improve the flow. Some music notations have been changed or added. Some drawings have been added or edited.
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