Sheldon the TV Series
For this project we had to research different opening
sequences for different TV series looking at a specific genre. The genre that I
choose to research was the crime or thriller drama. It represents the modern connotations
of the old fashioned cop shows. What I decided to do was to base my own opening
on that type of show so I decided that a good example that was simplified and achievable
was the model set forth by the TV series of Lewis. The main aspect of this that I tried to use
was the idea of the screen blacking out to show the credits or titles of a
film. I also had thought that it would be good to have the main character
portrayed in a way that was iconic to this very complex character that is
called Sheldon which is his last name. I feel that the project went rather well
I think that I worked quite well within the time constraints and I think that I
met all the deadlines. I think that as I progress in my studies and learn more
and more I will be able to make the different projects more complicated but I
think that because a project rarely sticks in the strict guidelines of a
storyboard then this animatic that I have created encapsulates the main aspects
that would be used in the opening sequence. Also the purpose would be to show
the allure and complexity of the character and therefore the show which is why
having the character in several different locations added to this. Also the use
of the missing posters would give away more clues to the audience that the show
is about a detective who finds missing people with the most obscure clues.
Altogether though as I have said I am pleased with the project and think that
the story board gives the right amount of information as well as attempting to
draw an audience in.
You've done a decent job here, Esther - some reasonable planning and a good animatic. You've also had a go at justifying your ideas reasonably well, although I would hope that you would go in a little more detail in the future. I would also like to see a little more detail with your research - try to produce more detailed analysis. You've managed to complete the project reasonably well - well done.
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