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2nd Lesson
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date: Sunday, 7 August 2011
time: 21:13


TERMS

Research & Write the meanings of these terms in your notebook & blog:

- 1 SENTENCE PITCH

- LOGLINE
- SYNOPSIS - short write up of a movie, a review after the movie
- CHARACTER
BIO
- family, introduction
- STORYLINE
- what happen from start to end
- SCENE BREAKDOWN - different panels, day or night?
- BEATS - 1 thing leads to another leads to another to another~~
- PLOTS/SUB PLOTS - mini story line inside the script/story
- TURNING POINTS - points in a story where a character think do i do this? do i do that?
- CLIMAX - the huge things that happen before you achieve your goal?
- SCRIPT - gives voices to your characters, action to the story, script 1st story last

All situations/plots can have these:
- HOOK/TEASER
- MOTIVE - goal, point
- CONFLICT - facing difficulty, obstacles
- DRAMATIC SEQUENCE
- RESOLUTION - conclusion
- OUTCOME - does he get what he want?, closure, close the story.

Learn the 3 ACT STRUCTURE for storytelling
Ref: Syd Field
http://www.sydfield.com/featured_theparadigmworksheet.htm

List & Learn the following terms used in the 3 Act Structure, then identify these terms in movies/tv shows that you've watched before.

- Paradigm
- ACTS - Act1, Act2, Act3
- Set Up
- Confrontation
- Resolution
- Plot Points
- Motive
- Conflict
- Dramatic Entertainment