EDLD+5363+SHOT+LIST

* Is everyone going to add their own thoughts here? Also, are we all turning in the exact assignment? -cindy- What I was thinking is, yes, we would add thoughts on shots and order - it would be easy to re-arrange if needed. To me it looks like we each turn in our own assignment, but I think they will probably all be the same thing. I don't know why, since Daphne knows who's in each group, we can't just turn in one. I have read over the assignments for week 4 and 5 - I am a little confused. I think I will read over everything again and then ask Daphne (or Dr. Abernathy) for some clarification. and I am really not good at the whole script thing - I will try and add some thoughts, though. feel free to edit anything I put! =) (jackie)

Please edit my stuff too! What if we all add our own script ideas in a different color and you can edit/modify/change what you think..? That way we can come up with the best script possible, while not erasing anything.

I'm gonna be red- Vicky :) Purple - Cindy  I'm blue...Jackie  Green... Jen So, here I thought we could start listing shot ideas in a specific order:

Shot 1: Opening shot- wide- angle shot Sullivan is playing in his room. We hear a mothers voice dramatically calling, "Sullivaaaaan!"

Shot 2: Close up of Sullivan's face. He has an expression, like "time to go!"

Shot 3: We hear the voice calling again, "Sullivaaan!" and a mothers hand comes into his room turning his light switch on and off. -cindy- what if the light that goes on and off happens in the hallway and we can see sullivan seeing this happen from inside his room where he is playing. then maybe he shuts the door so he can change and for a moment (with the door shut) you can hear him 'singing' his own superhero theme song - no words - just some na-na-nas of his own choosing. I love this idea! Switch shots 2 & 3. Shot 4: Shot of Sullivan in front of a green screen (we can put whatever background we want) dressed as a super hero (I am assuming he was dressed as one before?) Actually, I thought he would get dressed AFTER the "signal" like a real superhero who lives a "double" life.. with a voiceover (we have to have a voiceover in the project) introducing him "This is Sullivan, he is a five and a half (with a funny connotation on the half) year old super hero" ...this could be the shot of him getting dressed...we could shoot him in regular clothes (in front of a green screen) and then we can have him spin around and be changed into his superhero outfit... I know it's been done, but if WE pull it off, I think that's pretty cool... I like the idea of him going from street clothes to superhero clothes.

Shot 5: He runs down the hallway, out the door (wherever the route to the mini van is)

Shot 6:

Shot 7: close up of mom's hand opening car door on the remote? I like the idea of always getting his mom's hand in the shot...

Shot 8:

Shot 9:

Shot 10: Door opens to the van and sullivan jumps in, jumps into his booster seat and buckles up mom is saying something about buckling up

We need to end on some kind of graphic about using a booster seat until they are eight- I like the slogan yall came up with about "moms, protect your superheroes" but if you go to adcouncil and watch their psas, they ALL end on graphics showing you where to go for more info... What if Sullivan says the whole slogan as he buckles in, "Moms, protect your superheros, we can only do so much" .. or "Booster seat, Check" (snaps seat belt) or... "Safety First".... what if the voice over says, 'moms protect your superheors' and then sullivan says, 'cuz I'm busy protecting the world!' or something like that (jackie - it won't stay blue!)... This is cool too!

That's really cute- I love the "booster set, check" thing!