Should have:
- Coloured Pencils
- Fineliners
- Rulers, rubber etc.
- Sketches/Diagrams to extend answers where appropriate
Last Question
- Storyboard something
- Designing DVD cover for your crime drama - blurb/rating
- Front cover of a TV listing magazine promoting your crime drama
- Design website homepage - look at BBC Sherlock website
- Important ingredients - codes and conventions
- Sherlock
- CSI
- Luther
- Prison Break
- Dexter etc.
- Embed into work
- Uses and gratifications
- Enigma
- Proliferation - means an increased amount, e.g. in the last 20 years there has ben a proliferation of crime drama on television - channels, shows, platforms, then reasons.
- Hyperdermic Needle Theory
- Copycat crime
- Link to Sociology
Narrative Theory
- Propp
- Todorov
- Crime is normality in crime drama
- Disruption includes lies, multiple suspects etc.
- Resolution does not always apply
- Levi-Straus
- Law vs. Criminals
- Good vs. Evil etc.
e.g. Luther is both - borderlines
- Barthes
- Puzzles to be solved
Pay attention to
- Characters
- What is their vice
- Settings
- Set pieces and iconography
- Jargon
- Motive
- Blunt force trauma - opposite of e.g. stabbing - applying force with no entering of body e.g. hit with baseball bat
- MO - mode in which you operate e.g. Dexter, serial killer murders with no blood
- Write in role
- Talk about characters in a wonderful way
- Make pitch believable, mention iplayer or why you plan to use a certain actress
- Successful - move to BBC
- Like E4 to channel 4
- Rationale - reasoning
- Interesting ways of marketing
- Online e.g. play whilst you are watching
- Character blogs
- Live episode
- Rare 2-parter
No comments:
Post a Comment