Fantastic Voyage: Final Storyboard And Animatic

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 Below is the final storyboard for my animation as well as the animatic. It explains evolution to the target audience of KS1 (ages 5-7). Host The Ghost appears on the screen and explains what evolution is, before venturing down to Charles Darwin's Childhood home. He then explains briefly who Darwin is and takes the audience on an adventure to see how Darwin came up with his theory of evolution.






















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