OGR - 23/01/2019



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  1. tutorphilJanuary 23, 2019 at 4:28 AM

    OGR 23/01/2019

    TED!!!! I love this story - it reminds me of the pulpy horror stories I used to read at night under the blankets with a torch! The way you've broken it down makes complete sense to me and I love the ending too. In terms of visual concept (art direction) I want you to guard against any sort of genericism - so firstly decide where geographically this is taking place in terms of architectural reference and interiors and so forth: for example, in Rope, we saw how the apartment was used to tell us things about the wealth, taste and sexual orientation of the inhabitants - nothing was generic, everything was about their character. You need to think similarly about this. It is often the case too that setting a story like this in a particular, distinctive time period may also help you in everything else - character design and so forth! Anyway - next stage is to turn this into a proper script using the various conventions as laid out in the Toy Story extract... well done - and start thinking in visuals terms too - the next OGR will be production design-centric!

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