The last part of my preproduction phase is a script and a storyboard. I wanted to make the story interesting and intriguing to the viewers, so I made a decision to spice up my character's lines in the film.
The script: Boundless script
The app that I've used for my scriptwriting is called 'Celtx'. This app has a variety of functions and makes your screenwriting format believable and better for your actors to read and know what to do. Below is what my display looked like while writing my script. As you can see we have a special font and display of each one of the lines, it depends is it an action, a new character or a transition.
What I've learned is if there's a change of location in the movie script, this is shown with the blue horizontal line describing INT. or EXT. of the location. In my case, I've used the interior of the bar in the late afternoon (what part of the day is it filmed in). The order that it goes in is INT/EXT-PLACE-TIME.
Furthermore, the character's dialogue is displayed in the middle of the page, along with notes or directions on how the line should be delivered in
parentheses. I've used a lot of them throughout the script to make sure my actors know what I expect from their performance.
Transitions are to be displayed on the left of the paper margin. You can use a lot of transitions, but the most common ones are: dissolve to, match cut, jump cut to, fade in/out...From which I used match cut and jump cut.
The title of my movie is 'Boundless'. The reason I've chosen this name is because of numerous reasons. One of them might be the theme that is consistent throughout the movie of reaching your potential and being limitless. Moreover, my film project might be based on the character's greed or will to have everything he ever wanted, but the thing I know for sure is that is based on this line:
'If you had one shot, or one opportunity. To seize everything you ever wanted in one moment. Would you capture it, or just let it slip?'
~Eminem~
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