Criteria
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Evidence
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Unity
of Time, Place and Action
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A man
that is driving through a country road sees a guy and girl pulled up on the
side of the road arguing and decides to stop and watch, this happens during
the day time just after mid-day.
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Identifiable
Main Character/ POV
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The point of view is
from the man who is watching the guy and girl arguing.
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Theme(s)
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Violence,
Desertion, Desperation and Love.
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Location
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A quiet country road
and a lonely house.
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Predicament
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The
girl is left abandoned and believes in the intentions of her ‘savior’.
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Dilemma
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The girl can either
stay left stranded or can take the strangers help.
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Stakes
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The
girl can trust the stranger or find another way home.
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Conflict
(Internal/External)
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The silent moments
create an awkward and creepy internal conflict within the relationship
towards the two characters and builds tension for the audience, which is
climaxed with him dropping her home and taking a picture of her house.
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Mood
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The
mood of the film is creepy with constant tension and suspicions being build
towards the final intentions of the ‘helper’.
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Tension
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Tension is built
mostly through the guy character whose point of view it’s from. This happens
when he watches the argument whilst making origami. Then it builds higher
when he is introduced to the girl walking towards her eye path and helps her
into the car. It carries on building through the use of silent moments and
obscure actions throughout the car journey and reaches the climax when she is
safely dropped off and the guy takes a picture of her house.
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Suspense
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The
suspense is built throughout the film when the audience is anticipating the
intentions of the man.
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Message
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The message would be
that good intentions of others are not always as they seem.
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Recognizing the Problem
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Tuesday, 14 October 2014
Criteria For My Short Film
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