The hostel corridor was unusually quiet that afternoon. The sound of distant laughter echoed faintly 
from another wing, but here, everything felt calm. A student walked slowly toward her room, her arms 
filled with books, her mind already drifting to the assignments waiting on her desk. 
She moved confidently, her footsteps steady against the tiled floor. Just a few steps ahead, however, a 
small puddle of water lay unnoticed, reflecting the ceiling light like a harmless patch of shine. 
Without realizing the danger, she stepped forward. 
In a split second, her foot slipped. 
Time seemed to slow down. Her books tilted, her body swayed, and shock flashed across her face. The 
fall felt inevitable. But instinct took over. She flailed slightly and reached out her hand gripping the wall 
just in time. 
Her heart pounded. 
For a brief moment, she stood frozen, trying to process what had almost happened. Then she steadied 
herself, breathing deeply as relief washed over her. She looked down at the water and understood how 
close she had come to a painful accident. 
Instead of ignoring it and walking away, she made a decision. 
A few minutes later, she returned with a mop and a bucket. Carefully and thoroughly, she cleaned the 
puddle. When she finished, she placed a handwritten “Wet Floor” note on the wall nearby and smiled 
confidently. 

Theme: Awareness prevents accidents. 


Storyboard script 
Title: Stay Alert 

Shot 1: 
Wide shot – A quiet hostel corridor. A student walks toward her room carrying books. 
Shot 2: 
Low-angle shot – The camera focuses on a small puddle of water on the floor. 
Shot 3: 
Medium shot – She steps forward confidently. 
Shot 4: 
Slow-motion shot – Her foot slips suddenly. 
Shot 5: 
Close-up – Her face shows shock. 
Shot 6: 
Mid-air balance shot – She flails slightly but grabs the wall. 
Shot 7: 
Medium shot – She regains balance and steadies herself. 
Shot 8: 
Close-up – She exhales deeply in relief. 
Shot 9: 
Wide shot – She returns with a mop and bucket. 
Shot 10: 
Medium shot – She carefully cleans the water. 
Shot 11 (Final Shot): 
Close-up – She places a “Wet Floor” note on the wall and smiles confidently.