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Film Lecture Series #3 - Structural Theories & Storytelling + Film Review.
For todays lecture we looked at structural theories within films. This came looking at the 3 act structure - linear narrative structure - proposed by Syd Field who modernized and wrote about Aristotle's initial theory of narrative structure who stated that “A whole is what has a beginning and middle and end” Poetics 335BC. Field also stated that the 3 act structure doesn't necessarily need to follow Aristotle's proposed time schedule and that the middle act (act 2) is usually twice as long as act 1 and 3. In Field's Paradigm, he lays out the Acts and their structure of what happens and when. Exposition - introduced to the film’s main character(s) and situation. Inciting Incident - Complication/ incident that sets events into motion. End of Act 1 : Plot Point 1 -The event in which the character takes on the central problem. Mid-Point (Act 2) - The main character faces increasingly intense and complex problems / obstacles. End of Act 2 : Plot Point 2 - Is li
A very clear OGR Jasmine.
ReplyDeleteYou are in a strong position to move into the 3D world with the working out that you have done.
I think you need to finalise how you are going to resolve you art direction in regards to texturing and lighting. The shapes that you are using are ripe for an animated world and would benefit from a stylised graphical treatment, think "A Cat In A Hat", or "Horton Hears a Who!"
I will look finalize the art direction within the provided concept using the suggested design links you have mentioned and look to design textures that will emphasis the 3D models structural details to form a cohesive final matte painting.
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