Dialogues purpose;
Move the story along
Characterisation-gives them personality
What is the purpose of putting this scene in the film?
Challenges the stereotypes of slavery
Django is calm and doesn't fight back against the racism
Calvin is in charge of Stephen "you don't hafta understand"and when Stephen becomes too loud he regains power by saying "they're mine to burn"
What does it establish in terms of story?
Shows Stephen is important (for a slave) "miss u like a rock in my shoe" he is able to be rude and not to get punished
Stephen is racist "black ass motherfucker"
Blaxploitation- sub black cultures
Conflict between leaders and power
Framework for dialogue
Characters:
What's happening:
Stylised:
Film dialogue is stylised not real.
It's stylised to make it funny
Juno and Vanessa turn and speak at the same time- this is stylised
"Woah woah woah woah"
Shop robbery
2 robbers
Realistic
One character who speaks stylised
Flashback of abuse
"Daddy please don't hurt me" real
The present- stylised
Suggests he might not be all there
"Today is a good day we ain't thinking about tomorrow"
"You ready to play?"
Cause and effect
January 2013-Scripted or script buddy online
Plan budget
Green screen
How do you start a scene?
Transition
Description of the location and setting
What the characters are wearing and doing (if characters are in the scene)
What do these instructions mean?
What do you write in capitals?
Int or ext?
Internal- inside a place/building
External- outside
