(1st hour: Our last banned book presentation)
1. Warming up with a common script pitfall (and how to avoid it)
- Put your head down when you lose interest.
- What does this script need?
2. Looking at a sample script and developing/editing the timeline and script for your mockumentary
- Highlight/underline the parts that grab your attention. What makes them powerful?
3. Setting your own timeline for this weekend and next week
HW:
1. Finish your script and aim to record it over the weekend; recording your script will take you approximately one zillion hours.
2. Final mockumentaries are due before class on May 13 (the last Friday of classes); this means that you have six work days left. Extensions will not be granted for any reason. Students usually have one or two nights during this project where they spend a few solid homework hours creating their film (especially when it's time to record the script).
3. All make-up work/revisions must be submitted by Wednesday, May 11. No grades in IC will be changed after this point (this is to ensure that I have time to grade your work).
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