How to write scenarios for films?
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To get started, you could do the following. Carry a small tape recorder with you all day. When there are people near you who carry on a conversation that you think would be interesting to an audience, record their conversation. When you get home, transcribe it. Change any phrases that you desire, or leave as is -- whatever you want.\n\nCollect a number of scenes like this, and edit to tie them all together.
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http://www.umich.edu/~exphysio/mvs.240/movie.review.form.pdf\n\nhttp://www.visualwriter.com/MovieReviewForm.htm
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if you're doing a simple one, you could use windows movie maker.  but if you're gonna do a more professional one, i recommend adobe premiere pro.
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There's a few ways, there's the thiking process or just bloddywell start writing. If you choose the former then think of a premise.  A begining, A middle a end.  Find your conflict/resolution. Think of your characters, try to write realilistic dialog and most importendly Stick with what you KNOW!!!
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start with the question \nwho is your best actor/actress\nwhich is the best film you propose not to miss./\n\nask them to write answers on a paper. advise them to hear your lesson first.\nthere after you 'll select the best entry submitted according to your taste and present them with a non fiction/book.likewise proceed .
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I'd try to go a bit simpler than that.  Why don't you hire/interest a screenwriter first.
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The BEST way to find out the format for writing a screenplay is to check out other people's ones. There are a million resources on the net, just Google it. \n\nYou can also use a screenwriting program, like Final Draft, which automatically has the structure built in and is much easier to use for writing scripts than Word, which can get quite frustrating.\n\nIt's AWESOME to see that you're making the initiative to write it, because I've had an amazing idea in my head since last year, and the hardest part is finding the motivation to put pen to paper, or fingers to keyboard.\n\nGood Luck, \nRame_Dean.
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Watch a lot of movies. Read a lot of movie reviews. Try to get a gig writing movie reviews for a local newsletter or paper to get some experience, and go from there to try building on your successes. \nI guess you could take general writing courses to improve your style. I suppose there are probably courses specifically on writing movie reviews, but it seems like they might be hard to find. It might make sense to take some film courses, although a lot of those are about larger societal issues as reflected in film -- rather than just about the quality of the movies themselves.
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well check if you have window movie maker that would help you, you can record while your movie plays Good luck know and take it easy
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whatch the movie and follow your essay guidelines.
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For a movie:\n\nTitle(underlined). Dir. Director's name. Medium. Film Distributor   (Paramount Pictures, ect), year published.\n\nFor the medium, put DVD or Videocassette, which ever one it is.  Make sure you use all the periods and commas I used.\n\nFor a CD.\n\nArtists name. Title(underlined). LP. Manufacturer(RCA, ect), year published.\n\n\nI hope this helps!
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Bring a couple of changes of clothes.  You probably wont need them, but the time you dont, the wardrobe dept will decide they dont like what you are wearing.\n\nTurn off your mobile phone. Dont just turn it to silent. \n\nFollow direction from assistant director.\n\nIf you are working with people who have done it before, get them to help you.\n\nDont approach the stars or try to take photos.\n\nMime talking to other extras.  During rehearsals, you can whisper a conversation which will give you an idea of what to pretend to say.\n\nDont knock over any scenery or props.\n\nYou will have to film the same scene a number of times from different camera angles.  Try to match the action in each shot.  Be aware of your starting position and whether you start on 'and', 'action' or a couple of beats after 'action'.  Get a few ideas of where you should be at different points in the dialogue in case they film only part of the scene in later takes.\n\nReact to what is happening in the scene.  If the main actors are in a fight, look at them.  If they are just talking quietly, ignore them.  Unless told otherwise, do what you would do in real life.\n\nYour eyes can be in the general direction of the camera, but dont focus on it. In both senses of the expression.  If its in the background, focus on something in the foreground and vice versa.  Concentrate on the action, or one of your fellow extras and you will soon forget about the camera.
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Simple. There are two ways.\nFirst: Import the file into Window Movie maker. Go to the certain frame you want to capture and there should be a little camera. You can figure out the rest of that.\n\nSecond: Pause the movie on the frame you want, then press the PrintScreen/SysRq button. Open up MSPaint and paste the screenshot. Edit the borders and you're done.
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Try using Windows Movie Maker
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To create Proffessional DVD Menus for your movie, i would suggest you to use Adobe's Photoshop to create the proffessional design for the menu's and to add the interactivity which you need to go thru each menu's you can use Adobe's Encore DVD ( http://www.adobe.com/products/encore/main.html ).\n\nYou can also download Encore DVD Meny Templates from various sites such as : http://www.digitalvideoteam.co.uk/menus/adobe.htm \n\nThere are even higher end solutions to create DVD Menu's and this is offered by AVID. \n\ncheck out http://www.avid.com/products/xpressStudio/dvd/features.asp\n\nThe term you would want to use while searching for such tools in search engines would be "dvd authoring tools" or "dvd authoring".\n\nwell i hope this information would get you started with doing what you are upto.. All the best in your work
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code? as in codex to play the movie?\nwe need a bit more info what are you trying to do with your movie?
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Start thinking magickally.\n\nNo matter what you do or where you are, think of everything that captures your attention as a message from the universe. Try to sense what it is saying to you.  In this way, you will help develop the mindset that allows the film reel to start on its own.  At the moment it seems tied to your cards.