World in a Room Storyboard

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The basic, quick synopsis I typed out for this storyboard read:

I was thinking about one of the rooms a character is dropped into (a simple one) and there's only a double door in there so they get worried about being trapped and start banging on it, but on the other side of the door its actually a child's wardrobe and the kid's bed faces the doors and it's shots of them getting gradually more fearful about whats in the closet. 

So from this I sketched out the thumbnails for major scene points and plot, including the smallest script too, but I will have to see if having the mouth move would be viable for my Maya character. I'm thinking the child will be drawn and 2D and I can have more detail on him, and the character trapped in the blank room or void space will be my 3D one and can be pretty simply designed to save time and get onto making him move convincingly.

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