Class Script and narrative I

This subject  allows you to learn about the phases and methodologies of creation, developing narratives and knowing how to apply these concepts in the context of writing and for the future materialization of audiovisual content in images and sounds. in different genres. Application of creative processes and their use in the conceptual development of a short fiction film project. Developing creative skills in the areas of scriptwriting/argumentation  oriented towards the areas of audiovisual communication, bridging the gap with acting work. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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General principles of dramaturgy. From Aristotle to contemporary narratives, evolution of dramatic structures. Writing for visual narratives versus literary writing. Space, action and characters. Writing and formatting an audiovisual script.  Logline, Synopsis, Treatment and Script. Characterization of characters and internal relationships. Scene and sequence. Robert McKee and Blake Snyder, two visions of screenwriting. The Hero's Journey. Creating a script for a short film. 

Use of the Active, Explanatory and Experimental Demonstration methods. Group work. Use of audiovisual and multimedia resources

    FIELD, Syd - SCREENPLAY - The Foundations of Screenwriting ( 1982)  Dell Publishing    McKee, Robert, (1997)Story: Style, Structure, Substance, and the Principles of Screenwriting. HarperCollins   Snyder, Blake (2005) Save The Cat! The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need. Ed. Michael Wiese productions    Vogler, Christopher (2007) Writer'S Journey Mythic Structure For Writers Ed. Michael Wiese productions