Nonfiction Story: Winning the Rat Race – Success, Determination, and Luck
I have not had a preliminary interview, however I did talk to the owners of the gym and the story will be about how they started their gym business and what they had to go through. I plan to film them working with clients and getting more of the inspirational side
Write a proposal that has four parts:
Log line and title (5 points)
Description of your b-roll ideas. That is, what will be the visual story? What you’re your audience see other than interview shots? Describe the situations and action you plan to film of your subject. What makes this story visually captivating? (15 points)
Identify the person who will be the focus of the story. And where you will film her or him.
Be sure to choose a subject with a conflict, a struggle, or a crisis! Your story must have something that will allow you to tell a story that will make your audience interested in finding out what will happen next! (10 points)
A succinct summary of your story and what you think is the structure of the film, considering all story arc concepts. Be sure to include a description of the “conflict” in your proposal. Before writing this proposal, you must conduct a preliminary interview. You should not write what you think the story will be about without having talked to the person. (20 points)
Non-fiction Proposal
Your Name
Subject and Section
Professor’s Name
October 3, 2022
1 Log line and title (5 points)
1 Title: Winning the Rat Race – Success, Determination, and Luck
2 To beat the rat race, one bankrupted immigrant risked everything to start a small business and ended up succeeding and giving back to others.
2 B-roll Ideas
The visual of the story would include photographs of the character’s past, performances, and past footage.
3 Still photos of their beginnings and clippings from newspapers or news
1 Growing up and starting small in a highly urbanized and dense city
2 Starting their own business despite the economic turmoil faced by the United States
3 This would be the best way to re-enact their success, since newspapers would provide an objective measure of their success.
4 Possible day-to-day clips of the owners’ lives
4 Documentary-style clips of the owners’ lives, including how they start their day, how they prepare for business, and what are th...
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