You should complete an evaluative analysis of script or storyboard production of between 750 and 1200 words and make reference to some of the short films selected for study from the compilation set by WJEC. The evaluative analysis will include all of these sections:
1 narrative structure of the short film 250-400 words – an analysis of how the narrative features and dramatic qualities some of the short films studied are constructed, including through dialogue, highlighting key ideas which informed your own work. You should look at at least two films from the list including at least one that has influenced you in terms of narrative structure , genre, characters , themes or film form.
2 cinematic influences 250-400 words – an analysis of how visual/audio elements of other professionally produced films or screenplays, including short films, influenced your storyboard or screenplay.
3 creating meaning and effect 250-400 words – an evaluative analysis of how your script or storyboard creates meanings and generates responses for the spectator in relation to other professionally produced films or screenplays, including at least one of the short films studied.
