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Vibe productions headed_paper[1]The Henley College This document outlines a proposal for a 5 minute video about the community work of Reading Football Club and their Kickz program. The video will include interviews with the Head of the Community Scheme at Reading FC and participants in Kickz discussing how the program helps youth and reduces crime. It will provide statistics on youth issues in the area and show archive footage of Kickz in action. The target audience is those aged 10+ and the goal is to raise awareness of Kickz and how it benefits communities. The video will be uploaded to YouTube.
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- 1. Synopsis
- 2. SYNOPSIS How to write a film synopsis
- 3. A synopsis: Is a brief summary of the plot of a novel, motion picture or play.
- 4. Why do we have to produce a synopsis? A synopsis is used when a producer wants to pitch a film to makers / financiers or film studios The main function of a synopsis is to provide the reader with information concerning the key events within the film / book
- 5. When writing a synopsis: Before you can consider writing a synopsis you must be able to answer these questions about your production: What are the main events that happen in your sequence? Who are the main characters? What are their roles within the production? What conventions of the genre will be evident? Who will be the target audience
- 6. Your synopsis must contain: Your name, complete contact information (address, phone and email), The title of the project, The genre: Identify your genre or sub-genre with only one tag (for example, drama, romantic comedy, science fiction or animation) The target market; be as specific as possible in identifying your target audience--for example, teens, family or WWII veterans. All this must go in the upper left-hand corner of your page..
- 7. Tag / logline Summarize the premise of your film in one sentence that contains 25 words or fewer; this is known as a "logline." It can be something as simple as "An extraterrestrial gets left behind by his peers and must fend for himself in suburbia," or something clever that marries the elements of two prior films (for example, "Forrest Gump Meets The Terminator"). Write it as "Logline: An extraterrestrial gets left behind by his peers and must fend for himself in suburbia."
- 8. How your synopsis should look Part one will be an over view of the film: Identify the main character and the core conflict that will drive the story. You need to divulge the major plot points that transpire in the first act of your film. Your first few lines should include any necessary foreshadowing of what's to come. Type the names of major characters, when first introduced in the plot, in uppercase
- 9. Part two and three Part two will contain information that happens in the middle of your film Escalate the suspense and risks in the next few lines, which represents Act 2. List only the key scenes and turning points that influence the lead character's actions. Part three will wrap up you film and include the ending Escalate the suspense and risks again in your final lines, which represents the resolve of all the problems introduced in the beginning of your synopsis. It is critical that you divulge the ending of your script in this third paragraph.
- 10. And finally Mention any notable contest awards or additional information you think might sell the merits of the screenplayin a fourth paragraph. If your screenplay is adapted from an existing work, such as a stage play or novel, include that here. If you do not have any of these elements to add, there is no need for a fourth paragraph.