Script-Writing

  Paige,Martin,Nagiba and I were sitting in class our teacher told us to think of a plot fro our 2minute opening for our film. So first we had to decide what genre we wanted to do for our film, i wanted to originally do a  school-setted drama but we had to do the majority's choice and everyone else wanted a horror film. The next lesson Martin was the only person prepared with an idea so we had to submit to his plot; about an evil revengeful character who is disfigured who kills innocent people to release the stored hurt from early abuse as a child.

  So Martin started script-writing using Celtx on the class mac while we sat behind him and were avenues of second opinions and ideas. So we came with a script the sequence of the opening was a followed;

1. Victim is walking on a low-polluted road on their way to work.
2. Antagonist notices from afar starts to stalk and ready to strike.
3. Antagonist walks up to victim and starts to conversate with her and telling her she's in danger.
4. Victim realises they're in trouble and tries to fend off antagonist.
5. He/ She starts running and then after a while throws their bag at antagonist.
6. Antagonist catches bag ad throws it back.
7. Victim is out of breath and gets caught.

Next we had to make a storyboard so we could start to brainstorm/consider what shots should be taken to be representing in scenes for feelings and moods.

Here is the script  made in using Celtx, we wanted the antagonist to sound as crazy as possible by making him calmly saying insane things like he sees no wrong in what he says.
My idea was to have the victim seem very calm too until she realised she was in complete danger.

 The script was quite small but had to be formatted so much terms and protocols for a 2minute film?! Well it has to be done i guess 

 Thank You martin! This is the character design for our antagonist drawn by Martin inspired by chilling and unsettling images/characters. The character's costume consits of a red tie, a white shirt, black trousers,shoes and trench-coat.

Here is the storyboard that we created also using celtx, we used simple images to resprent scenes. We used mainly used anything around us for the lesson as they didn't have to be geographaically correct as they were only supposed to be revelamnt towards an actual action in the film.