See some great links to websites relevant to the textbook content. For examples of adjectives. For more themes from The Hunger Games. For The Hunger Games sound clips. For the 50 greatest movie soundtracks. This will help you in creating interesting, complex characters, story, plot, loglines, treatments, and other itemsβleading up to a first draft of your script. Scriptwriters need to know about camera techniques, visual-special effects, and transitions that can be included in your scripts.
Also, to heighten dramatic tension by tight framing and not showing bad guys coming! Two people looking at each other. Camera looking over the shoulder of one with person 1 in background facing toward the camera and person 2 in foreground facing toward person 1. An engaging, jarring feel to it. Used to dramatically- show the lover or bad guy or good guy secretly behind someone at a dramatic moment.
Or to dramatically reveal place- environment-location. Has a God-like feel to itβas if God is looking down on us. Both shots have a grand feel to them. Things in middle of screen are larger than things on edges. A series of frames are shot at much lower rate than what will be used to play them back. Sunrise or sunset, a flower opening or closing, etc. Creates illusion of movement when frames are played as a continuous sequence. Pace of transition affects feel: slower for more reflective moments.
Artificially created or enhanced sounds. Can be natural or unnatural sounds β from foot-steps to screeching sounds of car crash, etc.
Use it for conveying vast interior space, aloneness; heightening fear, etc. Case study for Engaging Example:. Special FX. Shot Transitions. Sound FX examples here and here. The Hunger Games clips. Your synopsis for this screenplay will be a 3.
