Dear Christina hamlett,
I am writing to tell you that I enjoyed your book. It really helped me in screen writing by opening my eyes to new things. Some of the concepts were so creative and I enjoyed learning from this book. Things like log lines and the effects are some of the things that I learned from this book. The only thing I didn't really enjoy about the concept were all the essays and such. Other than that, it was a good journey in learning screen writing, although I've learned I don't want to be a screen writer.
Sincerely,
Adrianna
Screen Writing Class
Friday, May 18, 2012
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Concept 99 #1
If I was offered $1,000 from an independent production company, And a week later be offered $10,000 from James Cameron, I think I would take the deal with James cameron. One of the downsides to having him produce the film is that I wouldn't be my vision exactly because I wouldn't be the one directing it. I would get more money this way along with a famous screenwriter reputation. Maybe I would get more jobs.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Concept 93 #3
A parody is an exaggeration on people traits or personalities. A parody is suppose to have comical effect. It's suppose to be funny. It exaggerates the traits of people without their permission.
Friday, May 11, 2012
Concept 92 #2
If two people were meeting in a cemetery for a
1. Comedy the lighting would be light and airy. There wouldn't be much special effects.
2. A thriller the lighting would be dark with only the moonlight to see. There would be creepy sounds.
3. A romance the lighting would be really sunny outside with butterflies and such to make the setting more happy.
4. An action/adventure would be dark with music and dialogue to match the scene.
5. Scifi has to be really dark and scary. There would be animations of ghost and zombies and such to bring it all together.
6. A documentary really depends on the message you are trying to convey to the audience.
1. Comedy the lighting would be light and airy. There wouldn't be much special effects.
2. A thriller the lighting would be dark with only the moonlight to see. There would be creepy sounds.
3. A romance the lighting would be really sunny outside with butterflies and such to make the setting more happy.
4. An action/adventure would be dark with music and dialogue to match the scene.
5. Scifi has to be really dark and scary. There would be animations of ghost and zombies and such to bring it all together.
6. A documentary really depends on the message you are trying to convey to the audience.
Concept 91 #2
If I could trade my family with one if the tv families listed above, I think I would trade with the family from dawsons creek. The family seems really nice. They support dawsons dream of becoming a film maker. The parents work all day but they seem really nice. Also, his family trusts him and dont seem really strict at all. They never tell him to do chores and such.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Concept 88 #1
The most controversial subject in my school would be the laptops. The laptops aren't distributed to all the students anymore so this creates a conflict. For a half hour documentary, I would have several interviews with various students and staff members. I would ask questions that I felt are thought provoking so that it can interest people. I would interview students from every grade level to see what they think. I would use music and suck that would fit the documentary all together.
Concept 87 #3
In my opinion, I think that I would much rather prefer to be a archaeologist because I would love to study prehistoric cultures and people. I wouldn't want to be a pirate because I get sea sick and motion sickness. Also, I wouldn't want to be an explored for similar reasons. For instance, I get motion sickness so I can't really travel. I can't explore without traveling so it just wouldn't work out. An archaeologist would work best for me.
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