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© Connect With Kids Network www.connectwithkids.com 1.888.598.KIDS (1) Lesson Blueprints: Video Production Lesson 2 Title: Writing a Script (Plan/Draft) Grade Level: Middle and High School Project and Purpose Students will plan and draft a one-minute script that their group will produce. Essential Question Why is it important to plan and draft the script for a film? Vocabulary script: The written text of a movie. setting: Where the movie takes place. character: A person in a movie. dialogue: The words spoken in a movie written out. inciting incident: The problem that starts the action of a movie. rising action: Conflict as characters address the problem. climax: The most exciting part of a movie when everything comes together. denouement: The ending of a movie when all is resolved. Materials Worksheet – Writing a Script Writing Utensils Figure 1 Exposition (beginning) Rising Action Climax Falling Action Denouement (resolution)

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Lesson Blueprints: Video Production Lesson 2 Title: Writing a Script (Plan/Draft) Grade Level: Middle and High School

Project and PurposeStudents will plan and draft a one-minute script that their group will produce.

Essential QuestionWhy is it important to plan and draft the script for a film?

Vocabularyscript: The written text of a movie.

setting: Where the movie takes place.

character: A person in a movie.

dialogue: The words spoken in a movie written out.

inciting incident: The problem that starts the action of a movie.

rising action: Conflict as characters address the problem.

climax: The most exciting part of a movie when everything comes together.

denouement: The ending of a movie when all is resolved.

Materials• Worksheet – Writing a Script• Writing Utensils

Figure 1

Exposition (beginning)

Rising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Denouement (resolution)

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Procedure

Homework

Read over script and think about it in terms of your production role (e.g. actors memorize lines, cinematographer consider camera placement, etc.).

Writing why their ideas are interesting to an audience and whether or not they are achievable.

Listening and taking notes. Offering ideas about parts of a script

Breaking into groups, deciding on a story, and applying each part of the script to their own stories. Writing their script.

Sharing out what their groups script is about.

Passing out worksheets. Writing vocabulary and Fig. 1 on the board. Circulating, asking students about their writing.

Asking students what they know about each part of a script and providing definitions, explaining figure 1.

Circulating and assisting the students in their decisions, guiding them in building their group’s story.

Calling on students to share their stories.

Do Now (5 min)

Mini-Lesson (10 min)

Group Work (40 min)

Share: (5 min)

Section What the Teacher is Doing What the Students are Doing