Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Media Art: Screenwriting
Before we begin writing our screenplays in class it's important to write an outline of what is going to happen and in the film world that's called a script breakdown. The breakdown should include five plotpoints or major things that happen, below is an example of the five plotpoints for the film Pirates Of The Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl:
Elizabeth Swann (Keria Knightly) is in love with an orphan named Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) since she rescued him on her father’s ship as a child. She is captured by pirates looking for a magic coin to break an ancient curse. Will sets off with the infamous Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) to save her from the evil Captain Barabossa. Will and Jack chase her across the sea, and when they finally rescue her, the evil Pirates have set new sights on Will. Once they return him to the original island of the curse, it’s up to Jack to rescue Will and save his own skin.
So use this method of organising the story and combine it with the screenplay cheatsheet that we used in class and type both up for Wednesday so that we can begin writing our screenplays.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(208)
-
▼
October
(30)
- Hurricane Sandy 2012
- Smithtown High School East Haunted House 2012
- AP Art: Art History Test today
- Japan Society: Welcome to my Life
- Art Honor Society: Haunted House 2012
- Media Art: Screenwriting
- College Visit: SCAD
- AP Art: Art History Test
- AP Art: Art Friday
- Media Arts: Screenwriting
- Japan Society Talk: Hiroshima survivors speak with...
- Media Art: Extra Pep, Extra Credit
- Edscape Conference 2012 Recap
- AP Art: Art History
- Edscape Conference 2012
- AP Art: Friday Artday
- Special Guest: Alexia Anastasio
- Media Art Honor Society: Hamptons Film Festival
- Studio Art: Charcoal Drawing
- Special Guest: Alexia Anastasio
- AP Art: Pose
- Studio Art: Grid Drawing
- AP Art: Antediluvian
- AP Art: Friday Artday
- AP Art: The Colleges Are Coming!
- Media Art: Spotlight Films The Sessions
- AP Art: Reinterpreting Historic Subject Matter
- Studio Art: Drawing
- Media Arts: Storyboarding
- Media Arts: Stop Motion Animation
-
▼
October
(30)
No comments:
Post a Comment