Monthly Archives: September 2016

Scene Analysis

Scene analysis of “Con-fident” Scene 1.

Characters:
Establishing the relationship between Scammer and his Colleague, which clearly shows that Scammer does the bidding of Colleague much to his annoyance. Scammer is a ‘small time ah beng’; all talk but no bite. Whereas Colleague is much older, scarier and higher ranked than Scammer. Colleague likes to take advantage of Scammer and make him do his bidding.

Camera Movement:
The scene opens with a slow dolly in, framing Scammer in the middle. A whip pan introduces Colleague when he catches Scammer watching porn. Following that, the shots cut to and fro between static med and close ups.

And the camera on Scammer will be mostly high angle to show his smallness while Colleague’s will be low angle to show his authority.

 

New Story

Would like to change my existing idea.

Logline: A phone scammer gets himself in a situation when the number he calls belongs to that of a police inspector.

Plot: A rookie phone scammer needs to secure a tidy amount of money by the end of the day if not his boss is going to give him a rather hard and painful time about it. After a few unsuccessful attempts, he finally gets lucky with his usual tactic of claiming the receiver’s parcel is stuck at customs. However, just as when he thinks he managed to scam the poor man of his money, the man reveals himself to be an officer who has been tracking the call location.

It is a light hearted comedy about what goes around, comes back around.