Writing a Treatment Powerpoint Presentation

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Writing a Treatment Powerpoint Presentation

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Media Arts 2006-07 Writing a Treatment The Pitch End of Term Project The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. Your must also hand in: The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. Your must also hand in: • A 10 - 15 frame storyboard The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. Your must also hand in: • A 10 - 15 frame storyboard • A treatment The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. Your must also hand in: • A 10 - 15 frame storyboard • A treatment • 10 - 15 mounted and displayed photographs The Pitch End of Term Project Giving a Pitch In groups of 2-3 give an 8-10 minute pitch (including time for questions) on a short film idea that you have created yourselves. Your must also hand in: • • • • A 10 - 15 frame storyboard A treatment 10 - 15 mounted and displayed photographs The pitch written out on a single page Writing a Treatment Storyboard Writing a Treatment Storyboard Writing a Treatment Storyboard Drawing that shows the composition of the frame Writing a Treatment Storyboard Drawing that shows the composition of the frame Shows the content of the shot Writing a Treatment Treatment Writing a Treatment Treatment What is a treatment? Writing a Treatment Treatment What is a treatment? How do I write a treatment? Writing a Treatment Treatment What is a treatment? How do I write a treatment? Why do I need a treatment? Writing a Treatment Treatment What is a treatment? How do I write a treatment? Why do I need a treatment? What I expect for the Final Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? A treatment is a breakdown of your movie story Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? A treatment is a breakdown of your movie story Think of it as a short story Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? A treatment is a breakdown of your movie story Think of it as a short story A treatment is the foundation for a screenplay Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? A treatment is a breakdown of your movie story Think of it as a short story A treatment is the foundation for a screenplay It reveals the full story and its structure, and shows the main and secondary characters Writing a Treatment  What is a treatment? A treatment is a breakdown of your movie story Think of it as a short story A treatment is the foundation for a screenplay It reveals the full story and its structure, and shows the main and secondary characters  personalities, relationships, and how they change and develop. Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Your treatment should read and look like a short story! Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Your treatment should read and look like a short story!  Recommended fonts: Courier 12-point OR Times New Roman 12-point Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Your treatment should read and look like a short story!  Recommended fonts: Courier 12-point OR Times New Roman 12-point  Title: Centered and emboldened Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Your treatment should read and look like a short story!  Recommended fonts: Courier 12-point OR Times New Roman 12-point  Title: Centered and emboldened  Dialogue: None, except if you wish to give key phrases. Writing a Treatment  How do I write a treatment? Your treatment should read and look like a short story!  Recommended fonts: Courier 12-point OR Times New Roman 12-point  Title: Centered and emboldened  Dialogue: None, except if you wish to give key phrases.  Length: 6 to 12 pages is normal. Writing a Treatment  Why do I need a treatment? Writing a Treatment  Why do I need a treatment? The two basic functions of a treatment: Writing a Treatment  Why do I need a treatment? The two basic functions of a treatment:  Organise your thoughts and develop the content of a script. Writing a Treatment  Why do I need a treatment? The two basic functions of a treatment:  Organise your thoughts and develop the content of a script.  A treatment’s major function is to sell your story to a producer and/or agent. Writing a Treatment  What I expect for the Final Writing a Treatment  What I expect for the Final 1-2 Pages Typed and well Presented Writing a Treatment  What I expect for the Final 1-2 Pages Typed and well Presented A short film story idea written by yourselves Writing a Treatment  What I expect for the Final 1-2 Pages Typed and well Presented A short film story idea written by yourselves Treatment & Storyboard handed in on Thursday, Dec 27

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