Film+Project

= **Film Project:** = - Throughout the year, we have used films as a means to understand literature better. Now you have the opportunity to use what you have learned about writing stories to create your own screenplay. You then film it, edit the film, and present it to the class.

- Due Dates:
You may turn in these assignments early or in a different order, but they must be turned in by the days assigned. These assignments may be (unless otherwise stated in the rubrics) e-mailed to me, printed out, or handwritten on a separate sheet of paper to turn them in. Unless you have been sick, and you have a note from the office signed by a doctor, the assignment is due to me (handed in or e-mailed) by midnight on the dates I have written. Note: please pay attention to the dates of your specific project because not all the dates are the same for all projects.
 * ** Due Dates ** ||  ** Film Project **  ||
 * April 20 || Turn in: Journal 1- Journals for Creating a Film ||
 * April 30 || Turn in: Reading and Questions for Film Project ||
 * May 4 || Turn in: Writing Your Film’s Screenplay ||
 * May 9 || Turn in: Journal 2- Journals for Creating a Film ||
 * May 11 || Turn in: Analyzing and Using Storyboards ||
 * May 16 || Grammar Quiz and Turn in your Grammar Worksheets (The grammar worksheets will be given to you in class) ||
 * May 23/24 || Turn in: Presenting Your Film ||

- Assignments:
Screenplay Example to help you write your own: [|screenplaysample.pdf]
 * [|Journals for Creating a Film.docx]
 * [|Reading and Questions For Film Project.docx]
 * [|Writing Your Film's Screenplay.docx]
 * [|Analyzing and Using Storyboards.doc]
 * [|Presenting Your Film.docx]