CCR & Film Opening: The archetype
The Archetype. Written and produced by Kaitlyn Ameno. CCR:
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Personal movie Script
The Archetype. Open: it’s night, Jess strolls through a neighborhood and finds a ring that she thinks looks cool. Jess: oh wow, this ring is so pretty. Very unique. She grabs it and as she does she gets hit by a car. Person: sorry about that! Jess: no it’s okay. *to herself* that actually didn’t really hurt.. Well at least I found this cool ring. She continues home. Jess to herself: strange that didn’t hurt… *chuckles* wouldn’t it be funny if this ring actually had powers? I can’t wait to get home and back to my painting. And I wonder how teddy is doing, I’ve left her alone for a while now. And I’ll have to wash this ring too. She finds that the painting she had been working on had fallen down. She blames the dog. Jess: oh my goodness- aw Teddy, did you do this? Man, I should’ve put this in a more safe place. She cleans the ring and as she does she feels a chill down her spine Jess: brr- what was that? Strange She puts the ring on and gets a call. She picks it up and puts ...
CCR Planning Thought process
How do your products use or challenge conventions and how do they represent social groups or issues?
[Analyze your title sequence and explain your decisions regarding mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing, sound, titles, etc. Show how they use or challenge genre conventions] [How are social groups or issues usually represented in your genre? Did you use or challenge these representations?] This movie shows a girl who gains powers from a magical cursed ring. She is just a middle class, woman who enjoys painting and strolls through the park. On our way home from work.. Social groups in my genre, which would be a thriller genre are presented normally as lower class people who are Just unfortunate to be at this place of time. The use of my editing and sound are used to create more of a foreboding aspect, and I even had my actors smiling in some parts to create an uneasy uncanny feeling to confuse the viewer. Though smiling when saying sorry for hitting someone with a car isn...