SCREENPLAY & STORYBOARDING LESSON #1
What Makes a Good Story ?
- Have an interesting main character
- The main character must have a motive
- There must be a 3 act-structure in the story
- Make sure of the target audience
Meanings / Definitions :
- Screenplay : A written works by writter for a film or a television show.
- Storyboard : A plan sequel of the story.
- Plagiarism : Copying or imitate other's people works without a copyright.
- Pitch : A proposal for a film.
- Genre : Type or category of a story.
- Conceptualize : To form an idea of a story.
- Logline : One sentence summary of a story.
- Synopsis : A brief summary of a story.
- 3 Act Structure : An important part that makes a story, consist of the Setup, the Confrontation and the Resolution.
- Set Up, Confrontation, Resolution : Parts of the 3 Act Structure.
- Treatment : A prose telling of a story intended to be turned into a screenplay.
- Storyline : The plot or the event that make up of the story.
- Motive : The purpose / aim / goal of the main character.
- Conflict : The contravention that will happen to the main character from his motive.
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