Write summary of your script
Row 1- Concept 16- relatable characters give a story an audience-
Row 2- Concept 17- relatable characters everywhere- Use the people you've met. Takr aspects to what you see
Row 3- Concept 35- When losing isnt an option- obstacles are goos but need to figure it out eventually
Row 4- Concepy 35- Character enhance conflict. Conflict fueled by traits. Foil
Row 5- Concept 38- Character change because of conflict
Row 6- Concept 40- Way a character surpasses a challenge is more intersting than than the challenge itself. Hero's Journey
Friday, March 30, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Concept 68 #1
I dont have the money
- To buy a new car
- To pay for your dinner
- To pay for rent
This is bad
- What are we going to do?
- How did this happen?
- Who is causing this?
We have to do something
- And stop this mayhem
- About that bully
- Fun this weekend
It can't be true
- I failed my test
- Can't take my eyes off of you
- its too good
What can i do for you?
- What would you like to drink?
- This beautiful afternoon?
- Today?
I don't want to do this
- Homework assignment
- Big test
- Chores again
Is this what I think it is?
- Do my eyes deceive me?
- what is this?
- Oh my god
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
African Americans are any type of character, they are often the bad kid, like in love stories with white girls. They have a hard time getting accepted by the white family. I havent watched many moves from a long time ago but the old movies i did see i noticed them being stereotyped into the "bad guy"
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Identify Suspense Techniques in Script for Rear Window
Dialogue Means Nothing- Use facial expressions, have one character not listening to other, dialogue can be a lie.
Jeep the Story Simple- Linear and streamlined, story simple but characters complex
Characters Must Break Cliche- Lisa breaks into the apartment, Thorvald respectable murder
Use Humor to Add Tension- characters in ironic situation,
Two things Happening at Once- distract audience, Thorvald hiding the knife, Miss Lonelyhearts
Suspense is Information- The dog returning to the garden
Surprise and Twist- Son is the mom in Psycho, Rear Window has moments where Thorvald looks innocent,
Warning May Cause MacGuffin- Drives the story forward, the thing that everybody wants, Psycho- $40,000
Part II: Label which techniques are used in scene from Rear Window- Pushes him out the window (surprise and twist)
Jeep the Story Simple- Linear and streamlined, story simple but characters complex
Characters Must Break Cliche- Lisa breaks into the apartment, Thorvald respectable murder
Use Humor to Add Tension- characters in ironic situation,
Two things Happening at Once- distract audience, Thorvald hiding the knife, Miss Lonelyhearts
Suspense is Information- The dog returning to the garden
Surprise and Twist- Son is the mom in Psycho, Rear Window has moments where Thorvald looks innocent,
Warning May Cause MacGuffin- Drives the story forward, the thing that everybody wants, Psycho- $40,000
Part II: Label which techniques are used in scene from Rear Window- Pushes him out the window (surprise and twist)
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Concept 66 #1
In high school rumors spread really fast and most of the time aren't true. There was a rumor that i cheated on tests and homework. I don't know how it started but the people that knew me and ask me know that im not but I cant really persuade everyone because theres too much people and a lot of them wont believe anything.
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