Storyboard

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Scene 1: Renee is sitting at her desk, scribbling in her notebook.

Scene 2: Scared, Renee gets up from her seat, checking her the front of her house.


Scene 3: As she is scribbling, her phone goes off and she receives a message from an unknown number.


Scene 4: As she picks up her phone the unknown number says, "Do you remember me?"


Scene 5: The number texts again, Renee becomes more scared and anxious. She decides to go leave her room.


Scene 6: She goes to her bathroom, splashing a water on her face.


Scene 7: She checks the dark hallway, breathing heavily.


Scene 8: She leaves her bathroom, and steps out into the hallway again


Scene 9: As she walks back to her room, a note is on the floor


Scene 10: She picks up the note and her face drops out of fear.


Scene 11: She drops the note and looks scared.


Scene 12: Renee suddenly had a flashback, her hands gripping the steering wheel as tires screech in the distance.


Scene 13: She has a flashback to when she accidentally hit a person and fled the scene.


Scene 14: Renee snaps back to reality, sitting on the sofa.


Scene 15: Phillips voicemail plays, making Renee more anxious.p


Scene 16: Phillipa's at a party and can't hear her phone that fell out her pocket ringing.


Scene 17: She gets up and calls her best friend, Philipa who doesn't answer.


Scene 18: Renee places her phone down and the doorbell rings.


Scene 19: Renee goes to the door and grabs a bat.


Scene 20: Renee opens the door and looks down at the welcome mat.


Scene 21: Renee face drops and she closes the door.


Scene 22: Renee hurries back to her room quickly.


Scene 23: A notification pops up on her screen from the unknown sender.


Scene 24: She has another flashback, the victim on the street, unconscious.


Scene 25: Renee snaps back to reality, and gets under her cover, grabbing her phone.


Scene 26: She here's banging on the window and suddenly the victim grabs her and she screams.


Scene 27: Renee wakes up, confused and thought it must've been a dream.

Scene 28: She receives a message on her phone again.


Scene 29: She types the same message from yesterday in her "dream".


Scene 30: She checks her behind curtain realizes she is in a time loop, experiencing the same dream again as she looks at the camera.











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