Friday, May 14, 2010

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Soap Opera Script - English

Lorenzo grabs Angelica's hands and cups it into his. They are both smiling and enjoying a candle-lit dinner.

Marielle and friend is seen walking up to a restaurant. The friend spots Lorenzo and Angelica.

Marielle: Lorenzo said this place was goo-
Friend: Oh. My. God. Speaking of the devil, there he is with another woman right now! Do you know her? AND WHY ARE THEY HOLDING HANDS? What are you gonna do?

Marielle storms off with watery eyes

- Back to their house -

Lorenzo: Hey love, I'm home. Ay, such a long day at work.
Marielle (coldly): I bet it was.
Lorenzo (attempts to kiss her): Why are you sitting in the dark? What's the matter with you?
Marielle (moves away): Ohhh, what's the matter with ME?! Where you really at work, huh Lorenzo?
Lorenzo (startled): Y-Y-Yes, and why are you yelling? Can you calm down and tell me what's wrong?
Marielle (louder): What's wrong? Oh, I'll tell you what's wrong. What's wrong is me having to see you with that harlot of yours when you claim that you're busy at work! And what's worst is that you actually looked happy with her. I haven't seen you smile at me like that in forever!

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

4th Quarter Correspondent Report Script

Opening Intro

Amelia

Good Morning Bowie High, it's your BHS correspondent, Amelia Aquino, at the American Film Institute's Silver Theatre with Mr. Arcusa's TV Production Class and Bulldog Bulletin members. I spoke to Mr. Arcusa to find out just what it is we're doing here.

Arcusa

When choosing a new field trip for the year, I wanted to find something that would address film making and we were in luck to find out that the AFI Theatre not only would host us but even paid for the bus.

Voiceover with B-roll of the Historic Theatre and of the Q&A session

Amelia

The students came into the Historic Theatre to do a Q&A after watching the Alfred Hitchcock classic "Rear Window." And why was this different than your typical movie experience? We spoke with Matt who talked to us about what we were looking for.

Matt

REPLIES

Closing outro

Amelia

Well there you have Bowie High, back to you guys at the desk

Winks

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Treatment

Tatlo by Amelia Aquino
A treatment for the soap opera by Amelia Aquino

A fancy restaurant, 7pm
Slowly fades-in to hands holding, close-up of a smile with red lipstick, wine glasses, etc. A typical candle-light dinner.

Marielle and best friend decide to go out and eat at the same restaurant. Before stepping in, best friend spots Lorenzo with another woman (Angelica). Friend gets all dramatic and serious and points out to Marielle. Marielle is clearly upset and storms away.

Marielle's and Lorenzo's home, 10pm
Lorenzo comes in tired with his business attire. Drops briefcase on the floor. Marielle is sternly sitting down on the couch and as Lorenzo tries to kiss her cheek, she moves away. Marielle questions his whereabouts and of course Lorenzo lies. Marielle then confronts Lorenzo and tells him she saw him with Angelica. They quarrel and Marielle throws things at him. She cries and Lorenzo begs and pleads.

Outside Angelica's house, next day 12pm
A shot of Marielle in her car waiting for Angelica to come home. As Angelica walks up to the front door, Marielle yells to get her attention. Marielle introduces herself and Angelica is surprised. They start getting loud and passerbys look and stare and gossip. Angelica is embarrassed and tries to leave. Marielle pulls her hair and Angelica tries to slap Marielle but Marielle grabs her wrist. Marielle is angry to the point that she cries and tells Angelica the pain and hurt Lorenzo and her caused.

Marielle's and Lorenzo's house, 4 pm
Marielle is seen packing, hastily pacing back and forth gathering her belongings. Lorenzo tries to stop her and she cries. He cries. Marielle expresses her hurt and embarrassment. She leaves and is seen walking out the door. Fades-out.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

4th Quarter Final Projects Proposal

Mockumentary Proposal #1 - True Life: I'm Asian April 7th, 2010
What's it like to be Asian? Do they all love math? And what's all the hullabaloo about eating raw fish? With traditional values constantly reminded or forced down their throats during modern times, in this episode of True Life you will meet 2 young teens facing the challenges and humor that comes with being Asian. In the end realizing that they are just like the rest of us (only with slantier eyes) simply trying to live life.


Music Video Proposal #2
Either: (a) Here Comes The Sun - Beatles
(b) Island In the Sun - Weezer
With the positve and relaxing vibes one receives from sunshine, the days I spend with my nephew (Miguel) and niece (Bea) at the park evokes a heart-warming emotion. These are the days they're carefree and a simple day at the park can bring out the biggest smile or loudest laughter out of them. I want to show the happiness they give me while spending a sunny day outdoors.


Short Film Proposal #3 - Soap Opera: Tatlo (Three) April 7th, 2010
With all the adversities a couple faces in the brutal war of love, it turns for the worst as a love triangle begins to develop between Lorenzo, Marielle, and Angelica. As Lorenzo and Angelica secretly escape to another rendezvouz, Marielle catches these adulterers and demands Lorenzo to choose. Find out how the drama unravels in Tatlo.
(This will be poking fun of love triangles, betrayal, and overdramatic acting in soap operas. The actors will be speaking in Tagalog and there will be English subtitles.)


Correspondent Report Proposal #1 April 7th, 2010
The TV Production course has provided students with a set of skills that showcases talent, innovation, and creativity. On Friday April 16, 2010, the students have been given an opportunity to demonstrate and enrich their skills even more by viewing a film with a before and after Q & A session and activity. We will take a look at what kind of expectations they have before this field trip, comments during, and their reactions afterwards. An inside look on how the day progresses will provide future TV Production students a feel of the demands in film-making.