Week 2 - Brainstorming

Notes:
Rise:
Main focus on a young boy who plays soccer. Reminded me of a beats commercial because of the audio. You can also foreshadow that an altercation between two boys will occur because of how they left the ending scene.
Offline:
Very poor quality film. Almost hard to follow as well. Very confusing as to why she is in a dog cage.
Dear Lover:
The shots of nature in the beginning do not signify relevance. The audio in the background clarifies that this is romance film. The film is shot in first person as well which is different.
Dare to Thrill:
The font goes along with the film. Appropriate upbeat music fits the scene well. The opening scene leaves with a cliffhanger, that doesn’t make sense.
Always Watching:
Red font could possibly signify horror movie. Angry tone and “spooky” music appears when certain character is in shot.
Extremely cheesy and not appealing to watch.

Summary:

 After reviewing these videos, I hope to set a certain standard for our story line and plot more so than the examples provided as each skit had its own issue pertaining to the two factors. My group believes that the proper mix of both graphics/animation and cooperation with each other is key to developing a story worthy to produce.

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