Script Scheduling Muhammad Irawan Saputra S I Kom

Script & Scheduling { Muhammad Irawan Saputra, S. I. Kom. , M. I. Kom

Help the director to clarify ideas and to develop a project that works Help to coordinate the production team Help the director to assess the resources needed for the production Pentingnya Script

Memenuhi tujuan film Praktis Syarat dasar Script yang bagus

The dramatic full script may be prepared in two stages: the rehearsal script and the camera script. The drama script

Location. The setting where the scene will be shot. Time of day and weather conditions. Stage or location instructions. For example, “The room is candlelit, and the logfire burns brightly. ” Action. Basic information on what is going to happen in the scene (i. e. , actors’ moves (Joe lights a cigar). Elements of Rehearsal Script

Dialog. Speaker’s name (character) followed by the person’s dialog. This includes all delivered speech, voiceover, voice inserts (e. g. , phone conversation), commentary, announcements, and so on (perhaps with directional comments such as “sadly” or “sarcastically”). Effects cues. Indicates the moment for a change to take place (lightning flash, explosion, Joe switches light out). Audio instructions. Music and sound effects.

The shot number The camera used for the shot and possibly the position of the camera Basic shot details and camera moves (CU on Joe; dolly back to a long shot LS as he rises) Switcher instructions (cut, dissolve, etc. ) Elements of Camera Script

Outlined Script Format Script

Single-column script

Multi-column Script

Three Act Structure Act I: The Beginning Penjelasan karakter, permasalahan karakter (20 -30 menit) Act II: The Middle Detail permasalahan karakter, subplot & solved, menemukan solusi (40 -50 menit) Act III: The End Permasalahan terselesaikan (20 menit) Struktur Cerita

Struktur Cerita

Mulai dengan simpel/ouline Be visual Avoid overloading Develop a flow of idea (generally avoid flashback, forward, different topic) Perhatikan kecepatan alur cerita Membuat Script

One script page takes an hour to shoot (not including setting up the lighting, and so on) So most productions can count on shooting 5– 8 pages per day. Changing the lighting setup, or moving all the lights around so that you can shoot from another angle, usually takes an hour. Changing locations, sometimes called a company move, takes about three hours, assuming the next location is nearby. Scheduling