Monday, 19 December 2016

Script To Screen - Jigsaw

This is our script to screen analysis for the short independent film Jigsaw.

Script to Screen from Aperture Productions

Sneha: Mise en scene, What will this exercise make me think about when you write your script?

Kanaiya: Editing, Soundtrack, Explain what you would have done differently in the production and post production if you were working with that script.

Jay: Screening, what will this exercise make you think about when you are in production and post production?

Saturday, 17 December 2016

Pitch: Treason

LOGLINE: A spy, sets out on a mission to stop an assassination but the challenges he faces are life-threatening. Will he give in?

HEAD ON: Consists of storyline outline, types of shots that may be used to convey certain messages along with the type of suspenseful, thrill-seeking music that could be used.



PITCH:



FEEDBACK:

This is the feedback that I received based on my pitch. It was helpful and I was able to learn how to improve my pitching skills and how my story could be further developed to make it clearer and more understandable.

Friday, 16 December 2016

Pitch: Change

LOGLINE: After discovering the identity of an infamous serial killer, the renowned and expert detective is killed, leaving his partner, a newly promoted detective, to do the impossible and piece everything together to solve the case while dealing with the loss of this idol and changes in his life.

HEAD ON: A series of images to give an idea of the overall feel, complimented with an outline of the story. It also features music that is similar to what could be used in the opening while also detailing little specific aspects that can also be used.



PITCH:

Thursday, 15 December 2016

Pitch: Different Identities

LOGLINE: Twins, separated at birth, followed different pathways in their lives. In a journey of a renowned Detective to find a renowned criminal, will their paths ever meet?

HEAD-ON: Consists of background non diegetic music we could expect, which would be synchronous, and types of frames in relation to the plot of my movie, which would contain a high amount of mystery and even confusion.



PITCH:




FEEDBACK from CLASS:

This feedback was useful because it allowed me to realise where I went wrong and how I could adapt my story to make it less confusing.