FINAL PROJECTS are due in both hard copy and digital version.
Please email the digital version--do not share on google drive--to me at:
kent.kirkpatrick@santafeuniversity.edu
Fundamentals of Story Development FILM/ENG2217-03
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Monday, December 2, 2013
Monday Dec 2
FINAL PROJECTS Due Next Monday:
1. final script in master scene format (this is from the first story we began developing. It may be a part of the whole, if you have created a long form feature film story, or if your idea is in short film form, you should turn in the complete script)
2. Outline of your webisode.
3. A completed script for one episode of your webisode series.
1. final script in master scene format (this is from the first story we began developing. It may be a part of the whole, if you have created a long form feature film story, or if your idea is in short film form, you should turn in the complete script)
2. Outline of your webisode.
3. A completed script for one episode of your webisode series.
Monday, November 25, 2013
Monday Nov. 25
(snow delay)
Reminder: story beats for JUNO (hard copy) due next Monday 12/2.
DUE Finals Week: 1) script in master scene format; 2) your idea for a webisode outline and one episode (in mater scene format)
Reminder: story beats for JUNO (hard copy) due next Monday 12/2.
DUE Finals Week: 1) script in master scene format; 2) your idea for a webisode outline and one episode (in mater scene format)
Monday, November 4, 2013
Monday Nov 4
CLASS WILL NOT MEET Wednesday 11/6 and Monday 11/11.
Assignments due 11/13
1) RESEARCH
webisodes (see examples on blog) & begin writing your own:
•Pick ONE of your favorite webisodes, watch as many episodes
as you can and analyze the form and structure and answer the following:
What
is the story?
What is the target audience for the
series?
Define the conflict(s)? Overall and
individual episodes?
What is the linking device between
episodes, i.e. what draws the audience to the next episode?
Describe the genre of the webisode.
Can you find the 3 act structure in
each episode? If not, what is the
structure?
How do episodes begin and end? How
long is each episode?
Are characters clear? What are
their objectives?
What is the style of writing of this
webisode? How do the visuals and audio elements match or not match the style?
How does this webisode compare to
TV and/or movies?
•Post a link to your selected webisode on the class blog (in comments section in this post) and
be prepared to show your episode in class and discuss the analysis. A hard
copy of this analysis is due in class Wed 11/13.
•Choose one of your story concepts and write an outline in
webisode form and write ONE episode
of your webisode. A hard copy of this outline and first episode is due in
class Wed 11/13.
2) Continue writing/polishing
the scripts we have been working on. Complete the FIRST ACT, in master scene
format, due in class 11/13. You may turn this assignment in via google
drive OR a hard copy.
3) READ the
script, JUNO. As you read this, begin to think about story “beats.” We will be
discussing this in class, with an analysis of the story beats due Monday 11/18.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Monday, October 21, 2013
Mon 10/21
Choose one of your story concepts, and write detailed breakdown of what happens, from first image/sounds to last. This breakdown will reveal your structure: the 3 acts, and the elements of story (setting, character, conflict and resolution).
Then, choose one scene, and write that in Master Scene Format. This is due next class Wed 10/23.
Then, choose one scene, and write that in Master Scene Format. This is due next class Wed 10/23.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Wed. 10/9
email your 5 story concepts to me, if you have not done so. Continue to develop your concepts, these will be the material we use for scripts for the rest of the semester.
Review all assigned readings for the semester to prepare for a mid-term exam next Wednesday 10/16. We will also discuss any questions you may have about the readings and assignments on Monday.
Review all assigned readings for the semester to prepare for a mid-term exam next Wednesday 10/16. We will also discuss any questions you may have about the readings and assignments on Monday.
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