Create your own TV series

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Create your own TV series
For this assignment you are going to create your own TV series. The first written part is indirectly for a grade. The second part of this task is a speaking test. At the test your teacher will present you with new information to include in your series. Your teacher will assess how well you are able to respond to this new information. 

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At the end of the writing part you are able to:
  • develop your own series using the knowledge you already have of the format of TV series.
  • create round characters which undergo a development  as the story progresses.
  • write clear stage directions which enhance the story line. 
  • explain why you use particular camera angles and how they contribute to your storytelling

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Creating well-rounded characters

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Effective character building
Describe:   
  1. a character’s appearance
  2. a character’s personality
  3. a character’s emotions

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First and second class: work on guidebook and key scene 
  • Divide the work: one of you makes the guidebook. The other writes a key scene from the first episode

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3rd  and 4th class: Rewrite your key scene and guidebook
  • Handwritten: rewrite your key scene and guidebook. 
  • Use one of the prompts given at the start of class. 
  • Hand in your rewritten key scene and guidebook at the end of the 100 minute class. (This is indirectly half of your grade. See the rubric.)

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Speaking test
Your teacher, the pretend tv executive makes new demands. You need to make more unexpected changes to your key scene and guide book! Respond on the spot.

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At the end of the speaking part you are able to:
  • interact with ease, linking contributions to those of other speakers.
  • widen the scope of the interaction.
  • smoothly backtrack and restructure around a difficulty.
  • produces clear, smoothly flowing well structured speech with an effective logical structure which helps the recipient to notice and remember significant points. 
  • is able to make segways into introduced topics by the teachers.

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