1. PLANNING YOUR (OPENING) SEQUENCE
Please describe or explain the following:
1. The action: identify the event your idea is based around; what actually
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3. The narrative: how is it structured - classic narrative pattern or breakwith
convention, real time or different time zones, flashbacks/forwards, dreams
etc. Will there be dialogue? What about diegetic/ non-diegetic sound?
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5. The setting and choice of location: where is it set?
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9. Has your idea been'tested'aqainst the key criteria (the B questions)?
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11. Teacher responses?