How Many Scenes?
I'm still trying to figure out what a "typical script" is! And, I have to outline them, too?
My current project is something original; and, one of the two speaking roles is the voice whose character is represented by subjective camera technique!
There aren't that many films that do this. Can't think any three, (let alone five)!
How many scenes? According to location and unity of time....
Oh, no! No! No! NO...!
I've got an opening sequence, which is actually one scene. Think of the opening scene in PSYCHO, (from 2:10 to 6:57, here).
Then, there's the principal scene. That's two scenes, already.
And, then, an end credits sequence, in one location. Think of the opening credits of ED WOOD, (from 1:59 to 3:18, here). That's three.
Three scenes in the whole film, (technically speaking); and, only one actor, in two of those scenes, (in three, metaphorically)!
1mper1um is going to call me an "auteur"! Like Hitchcock and Wood were auteurs....
I think that I can deal with that.
Mine is not a "typical script".
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My current project is something original; and, one of the two speaking roles is the voice whose character is represented by subjective camera technique!
There aren't that many films that do this. Can't think any three, (let alone five)!
How many scenes? According to location and unity of time....
Oh, no! No! No! NO...!
I've got an opening sequence, which is actually one scene. Think of the opening scene in PSYCHO, (from 2:10 to 6:57, here).
Then, there's the principal scene. That's two scenes, already.
And, then, an end credits sequence, in one location. Think of the opening credits of ED WOOD, (from 1:59 to 3:18, here). That's three.
Three scenes in the whole film, (technically speaking); and, only one actor, in two of those scenes, (in three, metaphorically)!
1mper1um is going to call me an "auteur"! Like Hitchcock and Wood were auteurs....
I think that I can deal with that.
Mine is not a "typical script".
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