The storyboards was something I wanted to be colourful and interlocked with both the animated sit feature and the quotation. I wanted it to be a fast-paced quick burst of facts. As I felt history is a fleeting thing so I wanted the animation to be a quick fleeting sort of form of documenting in a visual manner. Generally I am happy with the outcome of the storyboard, I say this as I feel that it all of the criteria I wanted it to reach. It opens with the boat of a pirate ship or a boat in general with the male gender symbol on the front. This was meant to represent how women were meant to bring bad luck upon a vessel or ship. I then move on to having Joan of Arc jump across the screen as I felt she would be a good form of representation to women's rights to fight and represent their country, I then move on to using lightning to transition over to an image of the suffragettes holding propaganda posters. The suffragettes part to reveal a Viking woman a cake and a cow three seemingly unrelated things. The car was meant to be a form of comic relief for the animation due to cows being more well-known for being a docile animal, they are actually more of a killer then a shark which is known to be a much more fearsome animal. The cake was meant to represent the doubt surrounding Marie Antoinette's let them eat cake saying. The Viking woman is wearing the incorrect attire for a Viking, a male Viking wearing the right helmet enters the shot to remove her helmet angrily giving her a stern look. I wanted to end the animation rather whimsical note as I wanted it to be over educational but or enjoyable sort of animation, and am happy with the outcome.
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