The Research Blog

Needed items (in english and spanish): 1.      Tag line 2.      Logline 3.      Synopsis 4.      Film Datasheet (Country of Origin, total Budget, Release date, Genre, etc) 5.      Awards information 6.      Director Biography 7.      Director Statement (Brief paragraph explaining your motives for making the film) 8.      Actors Biographies 9.      Key Crew Biographies 10. Production notes 11. Press list (Noteworthy sound bites from press mentions and list of mentions in the press) 12. Sales Info (Distributors, Countries sold, available rights, Agents, etc) 13. Social Media list (and include a list of tags) 14. Artistic Datasheet (Talent Credits) 15. Technical Datasheet (Crew Credits) 16. Full Credits Theatrical Release Date: Overall Strategy 1.  ...

CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT TEMPLATE Character Name: Character Age: Profession: Gender: Race: Character World: As a protagonist of his life who are his: Love Interest: Confidant: Antagonist: Conflicts: Intrapersonal Conflicts: These are the conflicts the character has with himself and in his own mind. Interpersonal Conflicts: These are the conflicts the character has with the other characters in the story. Extrapersonal Conflicts: These are the conflicts the character has with the world at large. Backstory: Flaws or Defects: For example Homer Simpson is lazy, doesn’t care about anything, etc. Comic Perspective: The comic perspective is the perspective from which a character views the world that makes him unique to the rest of the characters. For example Billy Bob Thornton's character in Bandits is hypochondriac, which makes him react to the everything in the world from this perspective. Humanity: What are the traits the make the character hum...