Hi guys, yesterday in class we met in groups to get some feedback from our fellow classmates. This helped me so much! I got positive reinforcement of my project idea. So that was good and what was even better they helped structure the story even better. t. They also helped me with slight errors that I had made in the script outline that I should improve when I go to submit the final outline. I won't spoil too much but on Sunday you guys are in for a wonderful script.
I also helped some classmates with their own film opening such as giving them ideas and for the most part, they said they were going to use it. I think today has helped the project improve so much because I'm sort of getting feedback from the audience I want to focus on.
We also took notes on a TED talk called "The Clues to a great story" by a scriptwriter named Andrew Stanton from Disney. The talk centered around how he had pitched a different idea to tell stories and how in the beginning it wasn't going so well in fact he was told to do the opposite of what he was doing. In the picture below there are some key points that I got from his presentation as well
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