Storyboard Inspiration - Ex Machina

Ex Machina aesthetically, is a very simple yet effective film. The visuals in the film are clean and get the message across, this simplistic style can be seen all the way back in the storyboards for the film. Here are some panels from the storyboards, these storyboards don't use colour but they focus more on perspective and lighting. These panels are made by Keith Weir.

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