1. Is it the same as the script?
On the script the change is that there is no lobby scene or dialogue. Also there are a few words not said in the actual film.
2. Any changes?
Apart from the scene being taken out, no.
3. Does the script portray what you expect to see in the film?
Yes it does
1. What is their name?
After introductions, their names are, Jerry, Carl and Grimsrud
2. What type of words describes this person?
Jerry is your average Joe, quiet, nervous, well to do. Carl has a quick jip about him, confident, knows what he wants. And Grimsrud comes across as the tough man sitting quietly looking all mean.
3. Can you tell from this sequence the role of this character? I.e. are they a protagonist/Antagonist?
You can not completely tell if any of the characters are protagonists, but you can begin to form an opinion on the Carl character, as being an Antagonist.
4. How do you know this?
The way they all come across, and not much is given away at the beginning.
On the script the change is that there is no lobby scene or dialogue. Also there are a few words not said in the actual film.
2. Any changes?
Apart from the scene being taken out, no.
3. Does the script portray what you expect to see in the film?
Yes it does
1. What is their name?
After introductions, their names are, Jerry, Carl and Grimsrud
2. What type of words describes this person?
Jerry is your average Joe, quiet, nervous, well to do. Carl has a quick jip about him, confident, knows what he wants. And Grimsrud comes across as the tough man sitting quietly looking all mean.
3. Can you tell from this sequence the role of this character? I.e. are they a protagonist/Antagonist?
You can not completely tell if any of the characters are protagonists, but you can begin to form an opinion on the Carl character, as being an Antagonist.
4. How do you know this?
The way they all come across, and not much is given away at the beginning.
2 comments:
Really good blog Josh. I like the Protagonist/Antagonist Profiles, really good images as well. You now need to meet with your group to discuss the Thriller and then work on your own individual script. Welldone! Chris
Josh Use the "Your own script Task" information to assist you in creating a script you need to post it for Dan's lesson this week. Don't worry if all of the text alignment is not right on your post, either speak to Nina in lesson or I can help you next Tuesday. Once the script is up you need to focus on the "pitch" task already posted on the main site. Chris
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