Friday, 29 November 2013
Testing the idea of fairy tales against my brief
After all of my research earlier in the year I concluded what was expected/wanted of my trailer into one document called my 'brief'. This listed aspects of my film I would need to consider when constructing my ideas as it directed me and gave me restrictions and ideas on to the type of film I must produce. I therefore thought it appropriate that I reviewed my latest idea against that. I selected some of the points that arose in my brief and then evaluated my new idea against them or decided how I would meet these requirements. This is all detailed in the image below.
Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Friday, 22 November 2013
Thursday, 21 November 2013
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Tuesday, 19 November 2013
Possible twists
This is the mind map I created of ideas for the 'twist' to our storyline these are the final choices of which we must decide from.
TV drama storylines
I looked on IMDB at the top 10 TV dramas I analysed their storylines for some inspiration and to see why they were so successful.
This has shown me that criminal activity is a popular choice for drama, this theme could provide a useful and much needed twist to my story. Other storylines included themes of...
- Making a difficult decision
- Fighting for freedom or control
- Investigation
- Following a talented professional
- Escape
These too could be useful themes for the 'twist' I need to my storyline to make it more dramatic.
Monday, 18 November 2013
Friday, 15 November 2013
The 36 dramatic situations
When having to think about changing my story line I came across some research by Georges Polti who categorised every dramatic situation that might occur in a performance or story. This research will be useful to the production of my new idea as it will prompt me on the kind of stories I could be working with as my film is going to be a drama.
The 36 dramatic situations include...
The 36 dramatic situations include...
Thursday, 14 November 2013
Wednesday, 13 November 2013
My 25 word pitch inspirations
I created this mind-map featuring words I could use in my 25 word pitch. I had to think about what was most interesting about my film and several adjectives to describe my film. I will later need to create a 25 word pitch that...
- Say something about the characters
- Has a brief introduction to the storyline
- Appeals to and captivates the audience
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