PLOT ASPECTS:
A plot is a sequence of events within a movie that tells a story. Essentially, a plot is what makes a story. Five components make up a plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution--conflict and theme help drive the plot forward.
- 6) PACE:
- work well or drag, how? too fast, too slow
- (7) MUSIC/SOUND:
- sound creates mood; believe what see b/c in part what you hear
- How does music/sound contribute to the production?
- (8) CINEMATOGRAPHY/DIRECTING TECHNIQUES, EFFECTS:
- lighting, positioning; “moving pictures;” special effects
- How does cinematography contribute to film?
- (9) DIRECTOR:
- style, interpretation, pace, acting, music, costumes
- Has s/he done her/his job?
- (10) VALUE:
- moral, social, psychological value beyond entertainment
- Is the entertainment value enough for you to recommend this production?
- Conflict: tension, stress, pressure struggle between opposing forces
- problems, antagonisms, arguments, resistance
- effort, clashes, impediments
- obstacles to goals/desires
- creates tension, crisis, suspense
- PERSON vs.
- (internal)
- Self
- (external)
- Person
- Society
- Nature/Environment
- Deity
- Supernatural Entity
- Technology
- (internal)
We can definitely understand that the plot is one if not the most important in a movie, it is what drives the attention of the audience and we can underhand that a movie with a bad plot is the worst that exist because it turns the movie to a waste of time and it becomes very boring. I want my plot to be interesting and not too much repetitive because filming a plot that is seen often in every drama movie will be so repetitive and boring. A factor that is also very important is the "pace", the pace of a movie is something very important because it leads to the attention of the audience. a movie with a fast pacing it will feel force and little professional but a movie with a neutral pace will definitely drive the attention and keep the audience engaged with the movie.
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