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    • First Draft and feedback
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    • FONT CHOICES AND JUSTIFICATIONS
  • Evaluation
    • Question 1
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    • Question 3
    • Question 4 & 5
    • Question 6
    • Question 7

Script

A screenplay or script is a written work by screenwriters for a film or other things such as video games or a TV show.  In screenplays, the movement, actions, expression, and dialogues of the characters are also narrated. This allows for a structured film structure that perhaps has a clear structure and story behind it. However not every film, video game or TV show has to have a structured script behind it. The major components are action and dialogue. The "action" is written in the "present tense" The "dialogue" are the lines the characters speak.

However, our opening title sequence did not require any sort of script due to the fact nobody had any line in it. Our OTS simply consisted of movement and actions, which yes can be used within a script, however we decided to use a storyboard due to the fact actions and movement are easier to identify and follow with the use of pictures. This way, anybody reading can have an understanding of what will happen within the opening title sequence.
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  • Home
  • RESEARCH
    • REAL OTS ANALYSIS
    • PRODUCTION COMPANY RESEARCH
    • ANALYSIS OF TITLES WITHIN THE OTS
    • DOS AND DON'TS OF FILMING
    • SOUND ANALYSIS WITHIN TRAILER - MUSIC AND EFFECTIVE DIALOGUE
    • THEORISTS ASSOCIATED WITH YOUR HORROR
    • SUB GENRE RESEARCH
  • AUDIENCE RESEARCH
    • NETFLIX - WHO RENTING WHAT HORROR
    • BOX OFFICE GURU-WHAT TYPE OF HORROR MAKES MONEY
    • IMDB - WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY
    • GOOGLE TRENDS- THE SOCIAL CONTEXT FOR YOUR HORROR
    • AMAZON - WHO'S BUYING WHAT HORROR
    • BBFC - WORK ON TARGET AUDIENCE
    • METACRITIC- WHOSE RATING WHAT HORROR
    • COMPLETED QUESTIONNAIRE
    • AUDIENCE INTERVIEWS (MOVING IMAGE)
  • PLANNING
    • First Draft and feedback
    • LOCATION CHOICES AND PICTURES
    • PROPS
    • RISK ASSESSMENT
    • STORYBOARD
    • EDIT DECISION LIST
    • SHOOTING SCHEDULE
    • INITIAL PLANNING IDEAS
    • SCRIPT
    • TIME OF DAY TO FILM NOTES
    • NOTES ON LIGHTING
    • CASTING DECISIONS AND WHY
    • FONT CHOICES AND JUSTIFICATIONS
  • Evaluation
    • Question 1
    • Question 2
    • Question 3
    • Question 4 & 5
    • Question 6
    • Question 7