Deadline for final Frankenfilm project submissions
extended to July 31st, 2018!!
extended to July 31st, 2018!!
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JUDGING GUIDELINES:
Each project has a potential score of 80. 10 points in each of the 8 categories.
Scripts:
1. PLOT - An original story brought to life on the page.
2. CHARACTERS - Vivid, distinctive and compelling characters. A protagonist and an antagonist with clear goals. Secondary characters believable and well-developed.
3. DIALOGUE- Natural, succinct and distinctive voices unique to each character. Use of language that reveals character. Dialogue should flow well and propel the story forward.
4. THEME - Does the script reflect the theme of Mary Shelley’s book?
5. CRAFT - Formatted correctly on the page. Free of distracting spelling and grammar issues.
6. PACE - Is there rhythm to the action and dialogue? Do the plot and characters develop naturally? Does each scene move the story forward?
7. OVERALL IMPACT - The pure emotional impact on the reader.
8. ORIGINALITY - Scripts should aim for a clear and unique take on the source material. Scripts will be judged for the original way in which the characters and settings are utilized by the writer and what the writer brings to the table.
Films:
1. PLOT - An original story brought to life on the page, inspired by the works of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
2. CHARACTERS - Vivid, distinctive and compelling characters. A protagonist and an antagonist with clear goals. Secondary characters believable and well-developed.
3. SCREENPLAY - Natural, succinct and distinctive voices unique to each character. Use of language that reveals character. Dialogue should flow well and propel the story forward.
4. THEME - Does the script reflect the theme of Mary Shelley’s book?
5. CRAFT - Cinematic quality, audio excellence, production value, editing,
6. ACTING - Do the characters bring the work to life in a memorable way?
7. ORIGINALITY - Is this a brand new way of experiencing this story and its characters?
8. OVERALL IMPACT - The pure emotional impact on the viewer.
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The CFAA welcomes Sac City College as the sponsor
for the STUDENT FILMMAKER DIVISION of the Frankenfilm Project!
Email us at info@capitalfilmarts.org to learn how YOU can get involved and support local filmmaking through this exciting screenwriting and short filmmaking contest!!
AWARDS INCLUDE:
Writing:
BEST FEATURE SCRIPT
HONORABLE MENTION
Filmmaking:
BEST FILM - GENERAL
BEST FILM - STUDENT (Sponsored by Sac City College / City Films)
BEST DIRECTOR
BEST ACTOR
HONORABLE MENTION
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Each project has a potential score of 80. 10 points in each of the 8 categories.
Scripts:
1. PLOT - An original story brought to life on the page.
2. CHARACTERS - Vivid, distinctive and compelling characters. A protagonist and an antagonist with clear goals. Secondary characters believable and well-developed.
3. DIALOGUE- Natural, succinct and distinctive voices unique to each character. Use of language that reveals character. Dialogue should flow well and propel the story forward.
4. THEME - Does the script reflect the theme of Mary Shelley’s book?
5. CRAFT - Formatted correctly on the page. Free of distracting spelling and grammar issues.
6. PACE - Is there rhythm to the action and dialogue? Do the plot and characters develop naturally? Does each scene move the story forward?
7. OVERALL IMPACT - The pure emotional impact on the reader.
8. ORIGINALITY - Scripts should aim for a clear and unique take on the source material. Scripts will be judged for the original way in which the characters and settings are utilized by the writer and what the writer brings to the table.
Films:
1. PLOT - An original story brought to life on the page, inspired by the works of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
2. CHARACTERS - Vivid, distinctive and compelling characters. A protagonist and an antagonist with clear goals. Secondary characters believable and well-developed.
3. SCREENPLAY - Natural, succinct and distinctive voices unique to each character. Use of language that reveals character. Dialogue should flow well and propel the story forward.
4. THEME - Does the script reflect the theme of Mary Shelley’s book?
5. CRAFT - Cinematic quality, audio excellence, production value, editing,
6. ACTING - Do the characters bring the work to life in a memorable way?
7. ORIGINALITY - Is this a brand new way of experiencing this story and its characters?
8. OVERALL IMPACT - The pure emotional impact on the viewer.
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The CFAA welcomes Sac City College as the sponsor
for the STUDENT FILMMAKER DIVISION of the Frankenfilm Project!
Email us at info@capitalfilmarts.org to learn how YOU can get involved and support local filmmaking through this exciting screenwriting and short filmmaking contest!!
AWARDS INCLUDE:
Writing:
BEST FEATURE SCRIPT
HONORABLE MENTION
Filmmaking:
BEST FILM - GENERAL
BEST FILM - STUDENT (Sponsored by Sac City College / City Films)
BEST DIRECTOR
BEST ACTOR
HONORABLE MENTION
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SPONSORS APPRECIATED - FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT LOCAL FILMMAKING AND ENCOURAGE CREATIVE ARTS THROUGH THE CFAA. Call 916-600-6477 or email Info@capitalfilmarts.org
