Film
4: Director’s Statement of Intent
1.
This scene will showcase a group of
people playing “Go Fish,” the card game.
Essentially the story will be the game and friendship.
2.
Since there is not a larger story to
this scene, this would be a scene that could either create tension amongst the
characters or be a scene of comic relief.
3.
I want to create emotions of nostalgia,
of happiness, and of fun. Playing a card
game should be fun. However, I also want
there to be a sense of urgency because every player is trying to win the game.
4.
This scene is personal to me because I
am intrigued by the pacing of card games.
There seems to be this energetic rush when you play a card game, and
there is a sense of urgency. Playing
games with people (board and card games) was a huge part of my life growing
up. I played games with my family, and I
learned many things through playing games.
I used to get so angry when I would lose. Through the continuation of playing games and
growing older, I have become more mature.
Therefore, this is important to me.
5.
I want the audience to see who wins;
therefore I will be filming an entire game, probably two. I want the audience to feel urgency and
excitement to see who wins. I plan on
doing this through visual elements, which I will discuss next!
6.
I plan on using movement and rhythm in
this film. I will be moving around the
game in a continuous circle throughout the whole film, meaning that the camera
will constantly be moving. Through this
movement, I hope a certain rhythm will be established through the game itself.
7.
This scene could be difficult to keep
stable. Therefore I am planning on using
either a steadicam or the wizard. I have
a hard time with stability so this will be a fun challenge! Also, it could happen that the game is not
exciting enough. Although I cannot give
direction, I am going to film people that I know love to play games.
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