Several week's worth of FRiK Updates
Sorry it's been aeons since I last posted... First, I was busy with the Chem final paper (which counts for a friggin 20% of my chem grade), then came the APs (which sucked) and the SAT I (which sucked even more) and a week or so of absolute collapse.
Anyhow... we showed them Me, Myself, and Irene, for over 2 weeks. They really enjoyed it... crude humor amuses them a great deal. Then, Stacey and I had them write short screenplays based on a simple premise: there are several people arguing over money. That worked out better than planned. After all, who can resist the urge to be creative? We let them go as soon as they were done. Most finished in about 15 minutes. One stayed for about the whole period. Stacey and I decided we should try to shoot them in reverse order that they were turned in, and we let the writer direct. So far, 2 weeks have been spent in pre-production. We shot a few scenes last wednesday. Naturally, "Quiet on the Set!" meant nothing to those who were not in front or behind the camera, but oh well, what can you expect from a bunch of little sophomore boys?
To make up for missed sessions and the fact that there simply weren't 50 wednesdays, we've been assigning film write-ups all year (they were to watch a film and do a page-long writeup. The hours given were based on the length of the film). For those panicking because they've done next to none of those assignments and who didn't show up several times, we gave them two essay options: do a writeup comparing and contrasting either the two Star Wars trilogies or two Ridley Scott films: Kindom of Heavena and Gladiator.
I hope they listen so they can pass.
Anyhow... we showed them Me, Myself, and Irene, for over 2 weeks. They really enjoyed it... crude humor amuses them a great deal. Then, Stacey and I had them write short screenplays based on a simple premise: there are several people arguing over money. That worked out better than planned. After all, who can resist the urge to be creative? We let them go as soon as they were done. Most finished in about 15 minutes. One stayed for about the whole period. Stacey and I decided we should try to shoot them in reverse order that they were turned in, and we let the writer direct. So far, 2 weeks have been spent in pre-production. We shot a few scenes last wednesday. Naturally, "Quiet on the Set!" meant nothing to those who were not in front or behind the camera, but oh well, what can you expect from a bunch of little sophomore boys?
To make up for missed sessions and the fact that there simply weren't 50 wednesdays, we've been assigning film write-ups all year (they were to watch a film and do a page-long writeup. The hours given were based on the length of the film). For those panicking because they've done next to none of those assignments and who didn't show up several times, we gave them two essay options: do a writeup comparing and contrasting either the two Star Wars trilogies or two Ridley Scott films: Kindom of Heavena and Gladiator.
I hope they listen so they can pass.
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