Contextual Breakdown of a Script
Learnt something interesting in our Screenwriting class today.
6 important elements to take note of when evaluating and understanding a script for contextual analysis:
1. Summarise the story in a sentence.
2. What does the protagonist want?
3. What does the antagonist want?
4. Can you identify the premise & theme(s) in the story?
5. What is your opinion of the story (plots/characters)?
6. What is your opinion of the script?
Importantly, we understand the difference between Premise and Theme.
Premise - a message/statement found in the film.
Theme - what the entire context is about.
E.g. "Simple Plan" where the theme is about Greed and the premise simply is ...crime does not pay.
6 important elements to take note of when evaluating and understanding a script for contextual analysis:
1. Summarise the story in a sentence.
2. What does the protagonist want?
3. What does the antagonist want?
4. Can you identify the premise & theme(s) in the story?
5. What is your opinion of the story (plots/characters)?
6. What is your opinion of the script?
Importantly, we understand the difference between Premise and Theme.
Premise - a message/statement found in the film.
Theme - what the entire context is about.
E.g. "Simple Plan" where the theme is about Greed and the premise simply is ...crime does not pay.
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