Wednesday, October 28, 2009

We constant idea 'Dealers Choice'

Theme/goals:

My goal for the video is to show how we as human beings try to get a handle of life through our conscience thinking of what we understand and what we don’t. I am seeking to show how trails and temptation can change ones perspective, beliefs, and ways of thinking as one pursue a life goal(s)/career in life for a better future. This character is to be looking ahead while he works and go to school, work, and maintain his sanity. Remaining focused is the theme as well as encourage on ones life journey.

What is on the screen?

I am using a man’s daily life on how he function in his world by machine (bus) or physical body to the library, walking to and from work, and passing someone on the street. My goal is to have the viewers questioning is he going to interact with someone or will he stay to himself because of his perspective in life. The character is constantly thinking of the next move of how it will play off or if it does not for his goal in life. The character already limits himself mentally because of his race, where he comes from, and capability. He reminds himself through the video he is going to school and working while he is going to school for a better future. This is my character ones life journey as he mentally thinks of who he is and may encounter life. What is being seen will be his interaction of his daily life such as studying in the.

"Dealer's choice"_idea

"Dealer's choice"_idea

My idea for dealers’ choice is about a life’s journey to and from work as my metaphor of ‘the walk.’ The video will have a man walking and interacting in his daily life as music is playing while he consciously thinks out loud. I see the video as being poetic. There are some scenes of the character in a library, bus, and passing by a person on the street. I am seeking to reveal ones humanity of walking the same road everyday as the character consciously thinks of his life and new encounters.

Have a storyboard that may give a more clear understanding of what I am seeking to do.





Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Complete Pre-production Package:Pics of Areapt2


Complete Pre-production Package:Pics of Area





Complete Pre-production Package:Notes and Script

Notes:
Scene 1

My talent (myself) runs across the traffic light to cross the street. He quickly glances at his cellular phone for the time than begins to speed up.

Scene 2

He looks at his shoes to notice his lance is untied. As he continues to walk fast, he avoids the lances.

Scene 3

He hears his phone rings than reaches his cellular phone than he trips over his shoes lances. The phone opens apart and he misses the call.

Scene 4

He puts the phone together and calls the missed call. He calls the number, and it was his boss telling him he do not have to work.

Script:

Boss:

Hello, Thank you for calling Winks Hamburger.

Jason:

Hello. Uhm. Uhm. Did some one call me?

Boss:

Yeah Uhm. Who is this?

Jason:

Uh!Yes. This is Jason. I did. Someone call me.

Boss:

Yeah! I just callin you to tell you you don’t have to come in to work. I got Carldell. Alright Thanks bye.

Complete Pre-production Package:List

a. Determine each character’s spine – life goals/objectives

Getting to work on time.

b. What are each major character’s obstacles to reaching their objectives?

Shoe lances.

c. What are the actions the characters will use to overcome their obstacles and reach their objectives?

Didn’t find one.

d. What are the ways and means the characters will use?

None.

e. What adjustments do the characters make when their actions and means don’t succeed?

Did not need.

f. What realistic doings are the actors engaged in?

Tripping over lance.

2. Breakdown the Script -- Determine the following

a. The number and types of actors required

One actor (me).

b. How many scenes each actor will be in and the total length of their performances.

Scene 3-4

c. The requirements, number, and types of locations.

One location. Street setting.

d. The number and types of stunts and special effects.

One stunts (me). Tripping over shoe lances.

e. What special costumes and makeup will be required?

Wendy’s uniform.

f. What props are required?

None.

3. Location Scout (locations_legal.doc) – during scout note sound quality, available light, and power. Take photos of location. Post to your blog.

Will use sound effects. Only need batteries.

4. Confirm Locations – Draw an overhead map of the natural and electrical power sources.

Need batteries only.

5. Block each scene by creating a series of thumbnails for each scene. Master Shots – note coverage.

6.Determine the number of days you will shoot

10am to 2pm Sat.

7. Create a spreadsheet schedule – this should include:

date – days – scene – time – location – actors –

10am to 2pm Sat.

8. Create a contact sheet for all actors/crew/locations

No need.

9. Create maps for actors if not picking them up.

No need.

A&B pj_Project3_Complete Pre-production Package:Storyboardpt2:

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