Major+Film+Project

== Students will develop, in a group or as an individual, a detailed film treatment, storyboard, script, shot list, and final video for their film project. Consult the document below labelled "June 2017" for more information. ==


 * All of the necessary steps for the major project is listed in the document below. Due dates are for each aspect of this project are included in the document. **



The template for your film treatment is shared in a document below. Be sure to be descriptive in the description of your movie.

You will present your film treatment to me once you have it ready. Watch the video below to see what you shouldn't do when pitching a film treatment:

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You will be expected to create and design a storyboard illustrating the different shot types and angles that you will be using in your film. Here is a template that will assist you. Remember, those of you in larger groups will be presenting these storyboards on poster paper. If you are unsure of what to do, think back to the Toy Story storyboarding video that we viewed as a class. If you need to view it again, here it is:

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Your major project will also require a script. Using Celtx, you will create a script that is neat and organized. You will not be expected to follow the script completely while filming as things change and you need to adapt along the way. The PDF file labelled "CM30 The Blind Side Script" is an example for you to follow. The rubric for your scripting is also available below. Be sure to refer to this as you work.





=== **Please note all deadlines in the Major Project Document!!!** ===