CMC Novel to Movie Guide

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3 Casting Call Consider)who)you)would)like)to)play)the)characters)in)the)film)adapta6on)of)the)story)you)read.)) Consider)the)physical)descrip6on)and)personality)traits)of)the)character)in)your)reading,)and) decide)which)actor)or)actress)would)best)suit)this)role)based)on)their)personality)and)previous) roles)they)have)had.))be)prepared)to)defend)your)choice)with)evidence)from)the)reading.)) Character)#)1:) ) Actor/Actress)Cast:) ) Reasons:) ) HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT HEADSHOT Character)#)2:) ) Actor/Actress)Cast:) ) Reasons:) ) Character)#)3:) ) Actor/Actress)Cast:) ) Reasons:) ) Character)#)4:) ) Actor/Actress)Cast:) ) Reasons:) )

4 On Set! The story you read is being turned into a movie. Preparing for the main setting of the film is a difficult choice. Use the descriptions of the setting from your reading to determine where you will film your movie, and how you will arrange the setting. Be sure to use direct support from your reading to inform your decision making, In)the)space)below,)describe)the)seOng)from)your)reading.))Consider)where)the)story)is)set,)when)the)story)takes) place,)and)what)you)might)see)in)this)place)during)this)6me.)) Draw)how)you)would)like)the)seOng)to)appear)in)your)film)adapta6on)in)the)space)below.))Fill)in)the)informa6on) requested)in)the)column)on)the)right.)) Where)will)you)film)this)movie?))Why?)) ) What)kinds)of)props)will)you)include)on) the)set?)why)are)these)important)to) the)story?))

5 Red Carpet Interview You are an actor/actress who played the feature role in the film adaptation of the story you just read. As a professional, in preparation for your role, you have read the story and know the main character and plot inside and out. Answer the questions asked by reporters below using detailed information from the novel for support. What)do)you)really)like)about)the)character)you) played)in)this)movie?) What)was)the)most)difficult)scene)to)shoot?) If)you)could)change)) one)thing)about)this)movie)what)) would)it)be?)) What)do)you)think)viewers)can)learn)from)the) story)told)in)this)film?))

6 Movie_Poster Imagine the story you read is being turned into a movie! Create the perfect movie poster to get people to the theaters! Your poster should include the title, author, director, an image, and a slogan.

7 STORYBOARD A storyboard is a comic-book-like version of the movie that filmmakers create, but without the dialogue bubbles. Choose an important scene from the reading that will be an important scene in the film adaptation. Use the panels below to draw the scene as it will be shot. Before you start drawing, plan every shot and camera angle. Consider how you want to tell this story.

8 Costume Designer Based on what you know about the time period and the charactersʼ personality, design two costumes for characters in the story you read. In the explanation section you should discuss the reasons for the choices you made. Explanation: Presto Presto Plans Plans

9 Composition and Score Composers)write)music)(the)score))for)films)that)include)themes)for)opening)and)closing)credits,)and)background)music)for) scenes.))choose)three)songs)you)would)like)to)include)in)the)film)adapta6on)of)the)story)you)read.))choose)songs)with) lyrics)or)music)that)connect)directly)with)the)content)of)the)story.))use)evidence)from)the)text)to)defend)your)choices. Name of Song: In which scene would this song play? Explain how the lyrics/music of this song connect to the content of the reading at this specific moment. Name of Song: In which scene would this song play? Explain how the lyrics/music of this song connect to the content of the reading at this specific moment. Name of Song: In which scene would this song play? Explain how the lyrics/music of this song connect to the content of the reading at this specific moment.