Script Planning

Scene 1 

  • -Non-Diegetic Sound: Serious-ominous song plays throughout the scenes 

  • -Diegetic Sound: Footsteps of the protagonist heard 

  • -Lighting: dark, gray lighting from the clouds 

  • -Protagonist (Voiceover): It’s been half a year since the tragedy. I’ve been training myself from that whole time, hardcore training, non-stop determination, all for the sake of revenge. 

Scene 2 

  • -The viewers are shown flashbacks to the life that the protagonist had, with his loving family. 

  • -The color grading of the scene is in an old-grainy look, to show the long time it has been. 

  • -Protagonist (Voiceover): Every passing time, every passing day, I always miss them. Their innocent faces, their fragile selves, they didn’t deserve this. 

Scene 3 

  • -The scene is then transitioned into the protagonist finding their dead family when arriving to them. 

  • -Protagonist (Voiceover): I will never, ever, forget that vision. It’s been stuck in my head for many days and nights. 

  • -The viewer is then shown many perspectives with the protagonist at their grave and him alone in his bathroom, all “broken” apart with his mentality. 

Scene 4 

  • -Diegetic Sound: noises of a bottle of soda being opened, the protagonist taking a sip of his drink. 

  • -The view is brought back to the present time 

  • -Protagonist (Voiceover): Huh, looks like they’ve found me already. It’s alright though, I will avenge them 

  • -Protagonist: You’re not slick. I can hear your footsteps as loud as a roar. 

Scene 5 

  • -Enemy: Well then, I knew it would take more skill to get the better of you. I guess I’m forced to reveal myself. 

  • -The view switches to a shoulder shot and a man approaches the protagonist. 

  • -Diegetic-Sound: footsteps of another being entering the scene 

  • -Enemy: So, you must be who the boss has been seeking out. Finally, I get to see the loser’s face. 

Scene 6 

  • -A two shot of the scene is then shown between the protagonists and enemy. 

  • -Enemy: There’s only one thing in the world that is important in my life, and that is to make my boss happy, and Kill You! 

Scene 7 

  • -A close-up/tracking shot is then pointed between both the protagonist and enemy, showing their sprint toward. 

  • -Both characters begin to fight, attacking one another with their fist 

  • -Diegetic sound: Punching noises that are produced throughout the fight. Serious music starts to play. 

Scene 8 

  • -A direct punch is then thrown to the enemy, he is knocked out to the ground and the protagonist goes feral and beats him hard till he’s knocked out. 

  • -Protagonist: You can’t stop me, no one can. I will surpass all my limits and beat the shit out of all of you savages. 

  • -Diegetic sound: intense serious music ends 

Scene 9 

  • -The protagonist moves his hands to his pockets, only to realize that something is missing, his pockets.  

  • -Protagonist: Crap, I must’ve left it at the store. Well then, our meeting ends here, looks like I win this time, colonel. 

  • -The protagonist walks away from the scene 

Scene 10 

  • -The scene tracks the protagonist from the alley to the store 

  • -Non-diegetic sound: the sound of the doorbell ring 

Scene 11 

  • -Diegetic Sound: the music turns more mysterious 

  • -Protagonist (voiceover): if they already sent out members, that must mean that they’re on to me. Well then, things are getting interesting... 




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Final Product

Image
Website:  https://interlinkedmovie.wixsite.com/interlinked-movie postcard: https://www.canva.com/design/DAFezRfj-Xo/L00KSww2EosdiRXUIGiaYw/edit?utm_content=DAFezRfjXo&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton This is our short film Interlinked, We hope you enjoy the ride as much as we did! All our socials are linked in the description of the video.
Read more

Comparing 9, the short, and 9, the full-length movie

Image
The plot of 9 follows a small rag doll named 9, who awakens in a post-apocalyptic world where all living beings have been seemingly wiped out. He soon encounters other living rag dolls, each with their own unique abilities and traits. 9 must work with these rag dolls to uncover the mystery behind the apocalypse and find a way to survive in this dangerous world. In terms of character development, we see 9 transform from a timid and uncertain rag doll into a confident and capable leader. The other rag dolls also undergo significant development as they come to trust and rely on 9. The special effects in 9 are impressive, with detailed and realistic animation bringing the rag dolls and their world to life. The directorial style is fast-paced and action-packed, with thrilling chase scenes and intense battle sequences. 9 adheres to the conventions of a post-apocalyptic film, with a bleak and desolate world, danger and survival at the forefront, and a small group of characters fighting agains...
Read more

How To Make A Short Film

Image
My takeaway from the video was: Start by coming up with an idea for your short film. This could be inspired by a personal experience, a news story, or just a concept that you find interesting. Write a script for your short film. This should include dialogue, action, and descriptions of the setting and characters. Gather a team of people to help bring your short film to life. This may include actors, a director, a cinematographer, and other crew members. Create a shot list and storyboard for your short film. This will help you visualize each scene and plan out the camera angles and movements. Set up a schedule for filming and rehearse with your cast and crew. Make sure everyone knows their roles and is prepared for the shoot. Choose locations for filming that are suitable for your script and storyboard. You may need to scout out multiple locations before deciding on the final one. Set up the lighting and camera equipment to achieve the desired look and feel for your short film. Record a...
Read more