Blog 7 The Pitch!

For the final opening! A high school comedy with a bit psycho element in it!!

INTRO AND SOME IDEAS

· Me and the other director decided to continued the same genre that we did in the preliminary task, which is high school comedy.

· For the continuous of the first one, this time we decided to add some more weird elements in it, such as the banana been stick on the wall and sold to million dollars.

· From the art perspective, this is the combination of Modernism and Dadanism, we create those Art projects, but we decided they are meaningless.

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INITIAL IDEA

We decided to learn from Stephen Chow's project again, about his absurd comedy,

Firstly, this drama will be called banaanism, as the banana element is the most important element in the entire drama, and this name will not involve any spoilers (there may be some)

In our initial version, the original idea was for Badboy to appear as a mentally ill playboy, an abnormal high school student who was quite thirsty for love. In the first version of the storyboard, he kept confessing to random and different girls, and was rejected hundreds of times. In some scenes, he even confessed to the dog.

And just like this person, he also met a girl who really made him feel different, so he changed his mind and went to change for this girl, but in the end, he was rejected when he confessed to her.

It's just such a clown and bloody script, and we also feel unlikely to cram all this series of things into just a few minutes. So we made significant changes to the script.

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Then we returned to the second version of the script, deleting unnecessary plot elements to make it simple and interesting, giving up unnecessary meaning.

I have put forward some shooting suggestions, such as starting from my ground level, where each cut will show the name of an author or actor, and then slowly cut onto my upper body, followed by my face. This gradual combination of elegant music and my footsteps can make the front feel relaxed and cheerful, paving the way for the explosive contrast in the future.

And for the subsequent filming and plot, we made a great decision. After editing the script, we decided to improvise because the subsequent plot cannot be flat and straightforward, and it would be better to have a bit more bizarre or close up angles to appear absurd and comical. At the same time, I also suggested that as I handed the flowers to the female protagonist, she would face a strong wind and her hair would fly, which would be the most effective and impactful feeling.