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Creative Critical Thinking

on April 09, 2022

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I now present my creative critical reflection video ;)

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Basics of A Script When writing a script, there are several components that come into play to make the script what it is. Each of those components have significant meanings and play key parts when creating a script. Scene Heading The scene heading sometimes called Slugline, tells the reader of the script where the scene takes place. It tells us if we’re indoors (INT) or outdoors (EXT). You are meant to name the location and time of day. All this information is to set the scene for your reader. Action The action or description sets the scene, describes the setting, and allows you to introduce your characters and set the stage for the story. You should always write in present time for action. Also avoid the need to write camera angles and shots. If you must emphasize some shot, write it on a single line. Character Name Before a character speaks, you are to insert the character’s name to let the readers know the character’s dialogue follows. The name can be an actual name, occupation, o

Production

Filming During the process of filming the opening scene of 'Inner Turmoil' we used our cellular devices to film in landscape mode. We first made sure we still had all of our actors. At one point, we had to switch an actor out for another due to the fact that the former could not film and we were pressed on time.

How To Storyboard

Storyboarding A good storyboard is one that you can actually watch and experience beyond just what the camera angle is and what happens. Every shot of a storyboard is meant to capture several key elements. Them being subject, background, camera shot, and the camera's movement Step by step process

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