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| two main considerations in adapting book for film or tv? |
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-essential characters, which can be omitted? -how do you tell the story visually?
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turn camera on, turn camera off
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related shots in same location
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related scenes that related thematically Ex. willie James Howard lynching sequence
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| What is the purpose of the script? |
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necessary for grant proposals -guies the making of the film -keeps everyone involved in the making of the film aware of the film is about
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Seven steps to developing a creative concept |
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Define: communication problem target audience objective strategy content appropriate medium concept CTOSCAC
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| a few of donald gunn's ad categories |
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demo parody celebreties comparison story
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| techniques used in commercials? |
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humor shock sex music testimonials suspense mini drama graphic effects
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| what are Aristotle's elements of drama? |
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plot character (2 most imp) diction thought spectacle melody
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element of the story that drives your film forward from beginning to end
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general underlying subject of a specific story
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is the journey that leads to a transformation
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introduce main character introduce supporting characters establish a task, a goal establish an obstacle create conflict, suspense, tension end with a reversal or setback
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complicate the predicament of the main character introduce a sub plot introduce subordinate characters create an overwhelming need for final resolution end with a new level of crisis
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intensify the problem close the subplot by resolving it into the main plot create an ultimate reversal or a setback in the predicament of the main character bring about a denouement or resolution of the setback triumph of the hero
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where the film maker enters the story
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