Given two minutes, we have to create a film opening that not only tells a story, but tells it to the audience in a way that doesn’t give it all at once. To make the audience want to continue watching, it has to be engaging and captivating. Which is why my partner and I plan on utilizing the unifying theory of 2+2 (proposed by Andrew Stanton via Ted Talk), we aren’t going to spoon feed the audience with our story, but rather make them think and ponder. And the great thing about that is that I literally cannot stop thinking about wanting to do a mystery/crime film for our film opening. I think that sort of genre is perfect for using the unifying theory of 2+2, since mystery genres typically engages the audience in solving the primary crime/problem portrayed in the film.
Although I am excited to do this project, I’m also a bit nervous! Most projects given to me throughout my entire school career have been assigned with set instructions, with a specific way to do it, but now I have so much creative freedom, it’s sort of overwhelming! It’s great that I have all this freedom to create what I want but it’s going to be harder than I expected. But, I’m going to try to have a positive outlook on this and take advantage of this rare opportunity. I’m hoping I can execute the ideas I'll have well and successfully!
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