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The script presented is an action and adventure genre influenced by games such as Halo, Rogue Galaxy, and Guardians of the Galaxy. Two bounty hunters, Lana and Axel, have an aggressive conversation in English and Scottish accents while encountering troubles and hostile droids on their mission to retrieve lost treasure from an old spaceship. The production will include recorded character dialog, sound effects for doors, engines, weapons, and added background music and noises.
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The shining assessment
1) The camerawork in the bar scene establishes Jack's frustration through long shots and medium shots that track his body language as he walks through the hotel. Close-ups are then used to exchange dialogue between Jack and Lloyd.
2) The editing cuts between Jack and Lloyd when they speak to imply Jack's deteriorating mental state, as Wendy does not see Lloyd. Mirrors are also used to suggest Jack is speaking to himself.
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PART ONE & SCRIPT ANALYSISThe W’s” and O.docx
PART ONE: & SCRIPT ANALYSIS
The
“W’s”
and
One
“H”
3/30/2014 2
GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES
The FACTS given by the
playwright or screenwriter
A large amount of information
is usually given in the first
few scenes
GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES
What information should we know
from the past in order to understand
the dramatic action
INFORMATION THAT IS NEEDED
TO UNDERSTAND THE PLAY
Can be visual or in the
dialogue of the characters.
photos from various
productions of Lisa
Loomer’s
The Waiting Room
“A. “Atmosphere and Environment”
Where is the play
set? City? Country?
NOTE: It is important
to be thorough in
building the
surroundings of the
play.
4
GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES:
In a city, home, rural,
castle, etc.
Geographic Location?
Public or Private?
Inside or Outside?
What is the weather?
5
1. SPECIFIC LOCATION
“How we
relate to
E nv i r onm ent”
6
2. THE
FIVE
What does it LOOK like?
What structures are in this
place?
What SOUNDS are
associated with the place?
What SMELLS are
associated with the place?
What TASTES are
associated with this
environment?
What TEXTURES are
present in this environment?
7
Breakdown
the acts and
scenes and
describe the
location and
specifics of
each
setting.
i.e. –
Act I
Scene 1 – The bar
Looks
Sounds
Smells
Tastes
Textures
Act I Scene ? – The
bedroom
Act? Scene(s)? – Outside
bar
8
I F SCENES O CCUR
IN DIFFERENT LOCATIONS
“B. WHEN”
Specific year (time-period)
Season
Time of day
How much time passes
between scenes?
9
GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES:
SCENE SPECIFICS
Breakdown each act and each scene
List the time for each scene. Include the following if available :
Specific year (time-period)
Season
Time of day
How much time passes
between scenes?`
11
WHO?
What social or class
dynamics exist for the
characters in this
play?
How do those factors
shape the action of the
play and the choices
the characters make
given this information.
What type of pressure
will this cause on the
plot development?
GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES:
PREVIOUS ACTION
What happened before the
play that we need to k now
to understand the play?
For example, in Romeo
and Juliet we know the
families do not get along,
this is prior to the
beginning of the play.
How important is this
information to the plot?
You must read the play
thoroughly to be able to
develop a clear since of
how this information will
shape the play.
Are their different
cultural backgrounds
involved in this play’
How will the characters
be impacted by this
cultural similarities or
differences.
How important are
these elements in
relationship to the
theme of the play.
Spirituality and Religion
are they a relevant part of
this play?
What types of challenges
face the characters due to
the presence of the factor?
How important is it to the
.
Analysing sound in trailers
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The soundtrack establishes that the movie is set in 1930s New York and on a mysterious unexplored island, and follows a film crew that travels there to make a movie but encounters difficulties. Subtle hints through sound effects suggest a monster-like animal is present on the island. The soundtrack sets a tense, mysterious, and dangerous tone for the film through its music and use of sound effects.
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The document outlines a horror movie pitch called "Wicca" about two teenage girls, Laura and Amy, who are abducted by a cult while wandering a graveyard known for mysterious happenings. Laura wakes with no memory of the night before but soon strange things start occurring, including the disappearance of her friend Jane and haunting visions. The film will feature supernatural horror elements like possession and occult rituals. It will utilize common horror movie techniques like low-key lighting, jump scares, and ambiguous storytelling to intrigue audiences. The goal is to create an unsettling atmosphere influenced by films like Devil's Due, Oculus, and Insidious through the use of cult and occult-related imagery, symbols
The Pitch [revised]
The document outlines a horror movie pitch called "Wicca" about two teenage girls, Laura and Amy, who are abducted by a cult while wandering a graveyard known for mysterious happenings. Laura wakes with no memory of the night before but soon strange things start occurring, including the disappearance of her friend Jane and haunting visions. The film will feature supernatural horror elements like possession and occult rituals. It will utilize common horror movie techniques like low-key lighting, isolated settings, and graphic or shocking imagery to build tension and scare audiences. The filmmakers aim to create an intriguing yet ambiguous trailer in the style of successful horror films like Devil's Due, Oculus, and Insidious to attract thrill-seeking
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3) Axel and Lana reach the immense, ancient space fighter overgrown with vegetation. Lana is untrusting of Axel's promise to pay her once the cargo is safely delivered, sensing danger from the vessel's anti-looting security systems.
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- 1. Slide 1 (Genre) The genre of the script presented is action and adventure genre. When looking at scene in the script, some of the events that happen in it suggest it. Slide 2 (influence existing games) Games that influenced or where we got ideas from are halo, rogue galaxy, guardians of the galaxy the game. We chose Halo because of its context which is set in the future and having other influence the script. Slide 3 (influence existing games) We chose Rogue galaxy because of its gameplay and how it is very similar to the script that we had. Slide 4 (influence existing games) And we chose Guardians of the galaxy game that influenced some of the characters and the story on the script. Slide 5 Both characters will sound aggressive in the scene because it is quite a tense situation. Lana: Lana uses informal language and has an English accent; the tone is slightly aggressive in the scene. Axel: Axel also uses informal language and has a Scottish accent; the tone is aggressive in the scene. Axel is this stereo typically big muscly guy. Slide 6 This cut sequence is based on 2 bounty/ treasure hunters going to an old space ship and retrieving a lost treasure, they bare having some trouble with their space ship. They also come across droids that are not too friendly. They finally get past the droids and get to the treasure just to find out that it has a lock system that is nearly impossible to unlock. Slide 7 We will produce dialogs or voices for the characters and add other background sound effects. We will also make and add some music for the background. Slide 8
- 2. We will use studio recording for the voices, Folly artistry for the doors, engine noises and lasers or gunfire. We will also use software to add music to the background and to add background noises such as wind etc.