Script Analysis

1. The film starts at a dramatic moment in the middle of the drama by revealing the conflict to us.
2. The terrific scene that will open the film is a scene of the new kid standing in the middle of the hallway as others around him are movie rapidly showing the viewers that he is the new kid at school and there will be a conflict involved with him. The memorable scene that will end the film is the big fight between the head fighter and the new kid who doesn't realized he has been used this whole time.
3. The charatcers attitude towards these events are confuesed but aware of his surrondings. The characters positions towards these events are that he is the target in the film.
4. We introduce our character by having the new kid stand in the middle of the school hallway as others around him are moving rapidly passed him showing that he is the new kid at school and he is alone. If the characters isn't centeral to the action, then what they witness that is are the conflicts he goes through on his first day of school.
5. How I can help the audience discover what is happening rather then just telling them everything is by little things. These little things can just be a word on a paper that is zoomed into or an action someone does from another to help them out of trouble.
6. How I can reduce things to a minimum and still have an impact is by not necessarily making scenes long, but making them short with a lot of meaning and emotion to it. Emotions are the main thing that hits a viewer when watching movies and etc.