StoryBoard

what are the 4 shots which make up Master Scene Technique

Coverage, Master, Establishing, Insert or Cutaway

Wide shot showing where the scene takes place

Establishing

A shot showing all characters and actions from one angle

Master

Shot of individual characters and their performance/reaction

Coverage

Shots of non-character small elements or props close ups

Insert

Identify the 6 components that construct films images

Space, Line & Shape, Rhythm, Color, Movement, Tone

Name two ideas that affect the relationship between the 6 components of a film image

Contrast & Affinity

What is the 20% rule

A shot must change by at least 20% to be cuttable

a story event creates meaningful BLANK in the life situation of a BLANK that is expressed and experienced in terms of a BLANK, and achieved through BLANK.

change. character. value. conflict.

A difference between what the audience expects and what actually happens.

Gap

What Structure can diagnose cause-and-effect problems in your story most effectively?

Once Upon a Time

The Three Simultaneous Storytelling Layers

BLANK- a visible negotiation that the audience can imagine as achieved or failed

BLANK- what the external actions represent of the character’s wants or needs

BLANK- conflict between the two sides of a large-scale idea

External

Internal

Philosophical

The Three Story Worldviews are

BLANK- a story expressing a positively charged vision of the human spirit

BLANK- a story expressing cynicism, our sense of loss and misfortune, and humanity’s dark dimensions.

BLANK- a simultaneously charged positive and negative vision

Idealistic

Pessimistic

Ironic

The worst version of your story is the BLANK

first draft, first one, earliest one