Tuesday, 5 February 2013

The poem/ script

The poem 
Two different girls who don’t get along
Swapping bodies, what could go wrong?
One is good and one is bad
One loves her work and one loves her lad
They need to see what they should do
To put their foot back in their own shoe
Who knows if they will ever change back?
Lets hope they don’t have a heart attack

We have created a poem which both characters will read which will cause them to swap bodies. This is typical of this type of film we decided a poem was best as we wanted it to appear on to the computer like a virus. We are hoping for this to appear in the trailer as a split screen to show both characters reading the poem. This is so that the audience can see it is happening to both girls and there opinion of what they are reading. 
Evaluation
I think that the poem portrays the plot of the film effectively as it includes the different characters of the girls and why they are swapping bodies. The reason that they are swapping bodies is because they don't get along so to see that they are not different they must see each others lives from their own perspective. Also it is lighthearted which gives the impression that the swap is not an evil act which we wanted to portray. It also gives the impression that the film is fantasy and a bit of fun which is not to be taken seriously.
Script

Amie: sigh whatever!
Aimee: X=2475.952
Both: What?!

POEM

Aimee: ew!
Aimee: what have you done to me!
Jess’ friends: Hi, you alright
                          you look nice     etc
Aimee: That boy is totally eye hogging you
Amie: Do I want to be eye hogged?
Aimee and friends: yeeeeah
This is the dialogue that we have created as a rough idea of what should be said during the trailer. There is going be only a small amount of dialogue and therefore there will be music to portray the different moods throughout the trailer. Furthermore the script may also change as we are filming as we may change parts or add new dialogue, but by planning it has allowed us to have an idea what needs to be said and when. 




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