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 Section 2 of Film Opening Script 2:                                     MORE                                 FINAL SCENE INT/EXT. Restroom and class c191 EMMA walks to the bathroom and when she is about to open the door, she sees blood on the handle and screams and runs back to class. [Starts off with EMMA’s feet walking in the hallway, the slowly inches up] Action EMMA is walking in the direction to the restroom. EMMA receives another text from her ex-boyfriend. As she texts back, she finally reaches the bathroom and goes to grab the door but feels somethings wet.        ...

     Our objective for this assignment was to complete  a script containing directions for the 3 scenes for our film opening to support our production that was going to occur in the next few days our script had to include a n original and compelling title, a  list of characters at the beginning, a  narrator or “Scene” description at the beginning, which sets the stage and gives us details of the setting and characters as the play begins, and  dialogue. We also had to give s tage directions. Title of Film : Snapped FADE IN: INT/ EXT. Piper High School- Day EMMA is on her way to detention to see her friend has detention too. [Action] EMMA is walking through the hallway on her way to detention as “Little Dark Age” by MGMT blasts through her air pods. EMMA stops at the front of door C191 [behind shot of EMMA... Include shot of door number], where afterschool detention is being held ...

     This is the final section of this assignment we had to define exposition.  Exposition is  a comprehensive description or explanation to get across an idea . It is a device used in television, films, poetry, music, and plays. Exposition in literature is a writer's way to give background information to the audience about the characters and setting of the story. Then, we had to describe the exposition of our film. 

In this section of the assignment my teammates and I had to define our characters and come up what the age for our characters and create their personalities.

     In this section of the assignment, my teammates and I had to create an Act 1 shot list. For this shot list we had to give a description of the shot, the camera shot size and angle, composition of the shot and camera framing, camera movement, and the music and dialogue we would be using. We then had to describe the setting of the world. We had to explain where the movie would be taking place, and at what time etc... And then we had to document information about the characters. We had to list their names, demographics, appearance, body language, personality, and costume, hair, and makeup.

     In this group assignment my teammates and I  To outline our film opening and define the Key Concepts of Media Studies, which are language, representation, industry, and audience in the film  industry. In this section of the assignment, we created the production company logo design and stated our reason as to how we came up with it. Then we gave some general information about the film like the name of the title, the genre, and the rating of the film. We also gave information about the audience and the demographics of the  audience.

Section 2 of our story board:  

Section 1 of our storyboard:      Initially, we wanted to make the movie about a kidnapping. However, during class, while we were brainstorming ideas for our script, we came to the conclusion that that was not the best idea. Instead, we decide to make our movie about a school shooting since that is one of the most relevant issues going on around the world today. For this assignment we had to define all of the shots and their sizes, and we had to describe the types of sounds, such as sound effects that we would be using in the film.

     Production is  where the principal filming for the movie or TV show takes place . During rehearsals and camera blocking, Stand-Ins work with the Director, Assistant Director, camera crew, and other crew members to block out actor movements and lighting set-ups for a scene.  The preproduction phase in filmmaking  allows you to organize everything you need before you start rolling the cameras . Preproduction is when you figure out what you need to make your film, how much it's going to cost, and who you can hire to help  you. Actors perform on camera, camera crews capture the action, lighting crews illuminate the set, sound crews capture audio, and creative designers oversee costumes, makeup, props, and scenery . The director oversees the entire operation.