Scriptwriting Midterm

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EWS or ELS; XWS or XLS

Extreme Wide/long Shot

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WS

Wide Shot

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MS

Medium Shot

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CU

Close Up

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LS

Long Shot

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ECU or XCU

Extreme Close Up

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Ethical Appeal

Persuasion by someone who is identified as a good person

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Logical Appeal

An individual is persuaded by facts, a good, or a service that fills a logical/practical need.

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Emotional Appeal

Non-Logical, Non-intelligent aspects of a viewer’s personality. Elicits an emotional response.

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Straight Sell format

A clear, simple statement about a product or service.

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The testimonial format

GIven by a celebrity or well-known person, plays on the prestige, power and good taste of the presenter

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Dramatization format

Short play that might utilize one of the other formats as well.

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Humor Format

Uses comedy or a funny situation to entertain the audienceand make the commercial memorable.

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Music/Jingles

Uses music or a memorable song/phrase to promote the product and make the message stick

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Copyright

Legal protection given to creators of original works, giving them rights over how their work is used.

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Why is copyright important in broadcasting?

You generally cannot use someone else's music, video, writing, or other creative work without appropriate permission or licensing.

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What is ASCAP?

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, a performing rights organization that licenses music and distributes royalties to its members.

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What is BMI?

Broadcast Music, Inc., is a performing rights organization that licenses music and collects/distributes royalties for affiliated songwriters, composers, and publishers.

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Fair Use

Copyright material under certain circumstances can be used

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What is a storyboard?

A visual plan for a video that uses drawings/images and notes to show what happens shot by shot.

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What information can a storyboard include?

Shot composition, camera movement, action, dialogue, sound, transitions, and other production notes.

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Why are storyboards useful?

They help the production team visualize the finished project and plan shots before filming.

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Program types of a play

Drama, Sit-Com, Soap Opera, Action adventure, Mini series

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The Plot

Exposition, conflict, complication, climax, resolution

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The five major plot compinets are refered to as…

Rising Action

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How are elements of a play held together?

Unity

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How many columns in a play script?

One Column Script

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Corporate video Steps:

1)Conference or meeting

2) Research

3) Treatment or Outline

4) Approval from Client

5) Script first draft

6) Repeat

7) Shoot, Produce, and Edit

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Digital and electronic media writing style

Write Conversationally

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On mic

The sound source is directly in front of the microphone

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Off mic

The sound source is off to the side of the microphone

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Fading On

The sound source is moving toward the microphone

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Fading Off

The sound source is moving away from the

microphone

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Behind Obstructions

A barrier exists between the sound source and the microphone

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Aural Illusion

Establish Locale, Direct audience attention and emotion, establish time, signify entrances and exits, serve as a transition, music/music bed