Task 2 (Screenwriting)

Malice:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w8DNF9588RUTno4mDICYw6WtMIeWGoYpNIGkhhueGH4/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=113035634234306868714
Christmas Advert:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w8DNF9588RUTno4mDICYw6WtMIeWGoYpNIGkhhueGH4/edit?usp=drive_web&ouid=113035634234306868714
Bank Camera Action:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aC_m4MS7eneQk69E09r_JHD7GUGt8KnrYky_Jiepu6Y/edit


During my 2 years on the course I have worked to create many scripts for each assignment, however the 3 I have chosen to go into my portfolio have either failed and never produced or have succeeded.


I believe Malice is a script that worked because I removed the clichés from the certain moments in the film. however when it was produced did not go as well as what I would've liked as the acting wasn't exactly on point. Malice reached a mature audience who would be more adjusted to the horror genre and it doesn't abide by the watershed regulation which means that the scene can only be shown at 9pm because of the vulgar language and the use of horror aspects which children would be scared of.


The bank camera action script "The future of money" is a pretty great script, it's short and simple but it gets to the point. I believe this script is a success as we managed to produce the script exactly how the script was written and it looked amazing on the screen. An audience member has read over the script and said that it was an amazing script but it could be formatted more like a film script. It could've have been given a colour code for each of the actors dialogues and queues. For the audience I think it is aimed at children as some of the scenes are educational and fictional without any aggression, violent or vulgar language which goes against the briefs guidelines such as watershed.


Finally the Christmas Advert was another failed script as we couldn't secure the locations however the actual script itself was a pretty cool concept as it followed the story of elves and the shoe maker. The target audience was for kids as it included fantasy style content, followed the watershed guidelines for broadcasting.