All the camera directions were based on the book Directing Shot by Shot by Jeremy Vineyard.
Pre-Viz Script ( No Cam Directions)
Pre-Viz Script (Cam Directions)
Although, the cam directions will help me on my storyboard, later Phil mention to me they are not really important to consist in the Script ( just if is really significant), and that belongs to the visual department or pre-production. Also, they may change if I come accross a new idea.
3 comments:
nice - made me laugh at the end lol
Hey Rubes - scrap the dialogue at the top - you don't need it; you can make their exchange clear simply by having her arrive in the parlour, and him standing to one side of the chair and gesturing to her to sit down in it; I think your script is a 'silent movie' in this respect - with big, broad performances communicating the action.
@Jack
that is a good sign, a script that makes you laugh will produce an animation which will make you laugh, hopefully. ;)
@ tutor Phil
I wasn't sure about the dialogue I thought that it would take some precious time from the pre-viz. I guess the actions will do the talk too.
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