Objective:
This course aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of screenplay writing. Through theoretical study and analysis of acclaimed screenplays, students will gain insight into the importance of visual storytelling, the distinctions between screenplays and stage plays, methods for generating story ideas, techniques for character development, crafting effective dialogue, and the technical aspects of formatting screenplays. By the end of the course, students will have the knowledge and skills necessary to begin writing their own compelling screenplays.
Course Outcome (CO):
By the end of this course, students will be able to:
- CO1: Understand the fundamental principles of screenplay writing, including visual storytelling and character development techniques.
- CO2: Differentiate between screenplays and stage plays, analyze narrative structures, and explain industry standards for formatting.
- CO3: Apply screenplay writing techniques through practical exercises, including creating compelling protagonists and crafting effective dialogue.
- CO4: Analyze critically acclaimed screenplays to identify narrative strategies, character arcs, and dialogue techniques employed by successful screenwriters.
- CO5: Evaluate screenplay drafts based on criteria such as plot coherence, character development, and adherence to industry standards, providing constructive feedback.
- CO6: Demonstrate the ability to develop original screenplay drafts integrating theoretical concepts, writing techniques, and industry-standard formatting.
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Unit 1:
Introduction to Screenplay
Importance of visual storytelling- Screenplay vs. Stage play- Inspiration for story ideas- Three-act structure and inciting incident- plot point.
Unit 2:
Character Development
Character Development: Creating Compelling Protagonists and Antagonists- Interior and exterior of characters, protagonist and objective, Planting Obstacles- Character Arcs: Transformation and Motivation
Unit 3:
Dialogue Writing
“Show, Don’t Tell” and Subtext – Reveal character emotions and motivations through actions and dialogue, instead of directly stating them-Voice and Distinctiveness: Each character should have a unique voice that reflects their personality, background, and social standing.
Unit 4:
From Page to Screen – Formatting and Technicalities
Standard Screenplay Format: Industry expectations Headings, Action Lines, and dialogue blocks Software and Tools for Screenwriters
Unit 5:
Analysis of Screenplays
Analyze the screenplay drafts of critically acclaimed films- Create screenplays for short fiction films.
Suggested References:
- Screenplay: The Foundations of Screenwriting: Syd Field
- Screenplay: Writing the Picture: Robin U Russin& William Missouri Downs
- Alternative Script Writing: Successfully Breaking the Rules: Ken Danciger & Jeff Rush
- The Anatomy of Story: John Truby
- Lew Hunter’s Screenwriting 434: Lee Hunter
24VMC352 AI TOOLS FOR ADVERTISING 0 2 2 3
Course Objectives:
This course aims to provide undergraduate students with a comprehensive understanding of how artificial intelligence (AI) tools are utilized in the advertising industry. Through theoretical discussions, practical exercises, and case studies, students will gain insights into the applications of AI in advertising campaigns, including targeting, personalization, and optimization. By the end of the course, students will be able to critically evaluate the ethical considerations surrounding AI in advertising and leverage various AI tools to enhance the effectiveness of advertising strategies.
Course Outcomes (CO):
- CO1: Understand the principles and techniques of artificial intelligence (AI) as applied to
- CO2: Analyze various AI tools and their applications in advertising
- CO3: Implement AI-driven strategies for targeting, personalization, and optimization in
- CO4: Evaluate the ethical implications and challenges associated with the use of AI in
- CO5: Develop proficiency in utilizing AI tools to enhance advertising effectiveness and
- CO6: Critically assess case studies and emerging trends in AI-driven advertising
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