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PITCH: Our story is about a girl with Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome and how she acts in society. The opening includes her writing in her diary.
Brief Description: Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome is a rare medical condition where you develop a gap in your inner ear. The main symptom, called autophony causes you to hear everything that is going on inside your body unusually loudly in the affected ear - (e.g. heartbeat, eye movements, creaking joints, chewing)
Questions to find out from our pitch, Mise-en-scene, Camera Movement, Editing, Sound: Whether the idea is suitable for the target audience? Who do you think the target audience is? How do you see the character? Where do you think the setting would be? What age character do you think we should have? What type of atmospheric music would you have? Is this suitable? Should we portray it as feeling sorry for her, or her being scared? What makes you sympathise with a character when watching a video/ show? How could we use this in our piece? What would she be wearing? Would you film in a light or dark eerie atmosphere? Would you use long shots to show loneliness?
Brief Description: Superior Canal Dehiscence Syndrome is a rare medical condition where you develop a gap in your inner ear. The main symptom, called autophony causes you to hear everything that is going on inside your body unusually loudly in the affected ear - (e.g. heartbeat, eye movements, creaking joints, chewing)
Questions to find out from our pitch, Mise-en-scene, Camera Movement, Editing, Sound: Whether the idea is suitable for the target audience? Who do you think the target audience is? How do you see the character? Where do you think the setting would be? What age character do you think we should have? What type of atmospheric music would you have? Is this suitable? Should we portray it as feeling sorry for her, or her being scared? What makes you sympathise with a character when watching a video/ show? How could we use this in our piece? What would she be wearing? Would you film in a light or dark eerie atmosphere? Would you use long shots to show loneliness?
