MIN KYUNG CHO
Board a Cartoon
Script from Edgar & Ellen “HEIMERTZ'S FAMILY ALBUM: HIS FIRST ACCORDION”
Long Take
The Long Take, no visible edits
Use of camera - plotting the path
Angel Heart
A dialogue between two people from a trans script.
Film "The Unknown"
A 3: 30-minute thriller film that depicts the protagonist, T, who discovered the truth under a world where a mysterious supervisor entity monitors and controls people through digital devices.
Animatic "The Unknown"
Story by Min Kyung Cho
In this high tech society, everyone is oblivious to their lack of privacy and freedom. A young man, T, is accustomed to the norms of this society where Company-i owns and runs everything. While T is on his way to work, he becomes involved in false news information. As he attempts to connect with the News departments to correct misinformation at work, he discovers the secret surveillance system showing people secretly spying on the city people through smart devices and censoring the news. He becomes paranoid and tries to run away, fearing the unknown future that stands in front of him.
Storyboard "The Unknown"
Angel Heart
Board from Dialogue
Set in 1955, Big Apple private eye Harry Angel is contracted by a strange man with long fingernails called Louis Cyphre (Robert De Niro) to find a once-famous crooner and debtor known as ‘Johnny Favorite’. Johnny apparently returned home from World War II with shell shock and facial disfigurements, but Louis is nevertheless adamant he wants unlucky Johnny located so an outstanding debt can be repaid. And he’s willing to pay Harry handsomely for his services in tracking down this insolvent runaway.
Long Take
Use of camera - Plotting the path
A character enters a room cautiously. It slowly opens a door, peeks in, and looks around. As the character moves into the room the camera starts a slow camera movement of the surroundings; computer equipment, workstations. The camera must move as if exploring the location as well as moving / following the character across the room. The room is large and dimly lit. Multiple electronics and screens provide light sources. Use actions to motivate the camera movements. The character can pick up and look at objects or touch objects that are too large to pick up. We eventually discover and reveal a vessel behind a curtain. Character reacts. Camera sees what is in the vessel. End.
Board a Cartoon
Practice Work
Script from Edgar & Ellen
Edgar & Ellen “HEIMERTZ'S FAMILY ALBUM: HIS FIRST ACCORDION”
(EE 103_2B)
(2 Minute Segment)
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