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How did this fourth week go for you? What was challenging?  What could Mr. Burr have done better?

I thought that the fourth week went really well. Looking at the week last Sunday, this week looked impossible. But in the end, it ended up being one of my favorite projects of mobile media.

What was the most valuable thing you learned this summer in Mobile Media? Why?

The most valuable thing I learned this summer was the creative process. Throughout the weeks, the pre production got heavier and heavier. But at the same time, the projects became easier and easier to make.

How do you feel about the storytelling? Are you proud of your project? What went well? What could go better?

I am very proud of my project this week. I divided it up over the last three days so I gave myself enough time to be able to step away and think about the story before putting things down on "paper."

Any final comments you would like to leave about this class. Likes? Dislikes? Room for improvement?

I honestly can't think of much I would change about Mobile Media. The class was very strait-forward and Mr. Burr's video's gave clear and concise instructions for each project.

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The level of tension is ideal for my scene.

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Starting at 2:28, this example of a problem hidden over time is what Greg deals with.

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This scene is a good example of the mood that I think would be set in the film.

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Carrie Pilby (2017) - An Honest Therapist Scene (9/10) | Movieclips

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This is what I imagine Greg to look like. I designed him to be the most average person imaginable. His character should be nothing more than the one problem he has.

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This is the problem that the man is having, he is stuck looking at the world in his own perspective rather than trying to see someone else's point of view.

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This would be the general idea of what the feel in the scene would be.

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This is what I think the Psychologist would look like.

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This is an example of the setting I think the characters would be in.

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1. What/who is the film about?

The film is about a man who is talking to a Psychologist about his problems

2. Who is your audience (what type of people would go to this film? Be specific!)
The audience for this film would be people in their late teens through their middle ages.

3. What is the important point this screenplay should make?
The important point this should make is that sometimes your problems are more simple than you can see from your perspective.

4. What do you want the audience to do and/or feel?
I want the audience to feel confused until the very end. Then they should feel happy and jovial.

5. Please describe a minimum of two characters using this guide. (Links to an external site.)
Character #1: Psychologist/Doc
This character is a tall, lanky man with short jet black hair. He wears business formal attire. A silk navy blue suit and an expensive tie.
Character #2: Greg
Greg is an overall average person. He is average height, average size. Until recently, nothing had ever felt unusual about his life. He came to Doc for a professional opinion.

6. Why does this story matter to you? Why did you choose it?
I chose it because I not only like the idea of these two characters having a conversation, I am interested in the field of Psychology.

7. Why will your audience be interested in this?
They will be interested in this because its style is more fitted towards their general age group.

8. How will you grab their attention?

I will grab their attention by using a funny first line.