Author Archives: emmacoefilm
ISP W18: Storyboarding Prep
Birdman (2015): Opening scene Hot Fuzz (2007): Opening scene Oceans 11 (2001): Opening scene No Country for Old Men (2007): Opening scene The Godfather (1972): Opening scene
W17 ISP: Screenplay Errors
ISP Week 17 Task: Identify Errors of a Screenplay Doesn’t use ‘FADE IN’ Slug line needs to be in CAPITALS Use correct terms in slug line (INT./EXT.) Doesn’t need specific time (eg. 9am)- use either DAY/NIGHT Character name should be in CAPITAS (Eg. CHRISTINE or EBONY) when they first appear in scene Character name beforeContinue reading “W17 ISP: Screenplay Errors”
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ISP W16: Character Profile Development
2. Notes on how to embed subtext in screenplays: Text, Subtext and Context: Dialogue is a conversation confronting conflict Exposition is explain something with the purpose of informing the audience Text- words that are written on the page for the actor to speak Subtext- emotional charge of an idea and the intentions of the characters.Continue reading “ISP W16: Character Profile Development”
Comp 3: Short Film Ideas
Mood Board ideas: Pinterest Task 2: Five Finger Pitch Genre- Psychological thriller (short film) Main protagonist- 20 year old young woman Goal- Avoid danger and guilt/ get away with murder Obstacle- Herself- she is overly paranoid and psychotic What’s important- power of memories and the mind Task 3: Film Outline Working Title: ‘Deception’ Brief: AContinue reading “Comp 3: Short Film Ideas”
Component 3: Examples and Genre
Task 1: Which screenplay and DSB did you enjoy the most and why? Did you see anything that has inspired ideas for your own coursework? I enjoyed the screen play ‘Compos Mentis’ by Sian Taylor the most as it included short yet detailed and effective scenes which I believe built suspense and establishes a fastContinue reading “Component 3: Examples and Genre”
ISP W15: Pan’s Labyrinth Exam Question
Mock question: For 10 marks – With reference to one scene of your choice, explore how mise-en-scene is used to reflect genre conventions in Pan’s Labyrinth. Mise en scene is used reflect genre conventions in the Pale Man sequence of Pan’s Labyrinth, for example through the use of the low-level tracking shot of the pile of greyContinue reading “ISP W15: Pan’s Labyrinth Exam Question”
Emma Coe Film Studies 