Change of Plans

As the title states, there has been a change of plans in terms of the product of my final task.  I will have to cut the total amount of script to a minimum.  I have changed my aspect of what I want to create and I am leaning more towards a euphoria aspect. In euphoria contains flashbacks with a monotone voiceover. According to an article written about the producer's opinion of the show, " The look and feel of the show are as superheated as adolescence itself. The colors are bold, the score and needle-drop songs are loud, and the camera rarely sits still when it can glide, swoop whip-pan, or spiral. Every episode starts with a speedy prologue outlining the backstory of a recurring character shot, cut, and scored like a “previously on” recap of someone’s life. (Levinson wrote all eight episodes in the first season and directed five.) The medium-size town in which the tale is set was mainly built from scratch, the better to allow for expressionistic lighting and acrobatic visuals. You might call it too much if too-muchness wasn’t the whole point. The flashbacks in my film will be in black and white with a monotone voiceover. This will show the viewer character development. Character development is the process of building a unique, three-dimensional character with depth, personality, and clear motivations. Character development can also refer to the changes a character undergoes over the course of a story as a result of their actions and experiences The flashbacks will represent the abusive or dark past of the main character in the opening scene. That’s called a voice-over, often abbreviated to V.O., and is one of the most well-known and most often used film tricks. Whether used as a narration device, a shorthand tool for commercials, or as a comedic effect in countless TV, movies, and short viral videos, most people are familiar with the voice-over technique thanks to its prevalence in pop culture and media. I'm looking forward to making these changes. I have already started the filming process.