1. Partner Pitch Pitch your concept to your partner. Like we did before, a classic pitch is usually a summary of the story idea in twenty five words or less that conveys the exposition (who, where, and when), the inciting incident
Day 51, 11/19
1. Suspense Concept Development Take some time today to discuss your ideas for possible suspense films! If you have one you feel strongly about, you can begin writing it. Next week, we will be writing our drafts, pairing up, and
Day 50, 11/18
1. Writing Suspense We will be producing a short suspense film where we have an idea of what is happening but are dreading it coming but still don’t know precisely how it might play out. Content should be PG and
Day 49, 11/15
1. Seperating Mystery and Suspense Mystery Thriller (Suspense!) Horror We don’t know what is happening. Who did it? Where are they? What happened? We have an idea what is happening but are dreading it coming. We still don’t know precisely
Day 48, 11/14
1. The Original Master You’ve probably heard the name “Alfred Hitchcock.” Why is he still considered one of the greatest and most innovative filmmakers ever nearly a century later? 2. The New Champion You’ve also probably heard the name “Steven