Role Interview
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These screenshots are from the
opening
of the film.
The opening
sets the scene
. It tells the viewer about the place and the time of the action. This is called the
setting
. Look closely and work out what you learn about place and time.
The viewers also learn about the
characters
[‘---], what they want and their relationships.
Looking at these screenshots here, work out what you learn about these characters and what they are after.
Task 1 (before viewing the clip)
-
Work on your own. – Imagine being the [
one of the characters]
. Look at the
screenshots
one by one.
Try and “remember” what happened where, when, how and why.
Moreover, remember what you felt yourself and what [ and some other character ] did when [ … ]. - Get together in pairs . – Tell the story to each other as you see it. Agree on a storyline that fits the screenshots best.
- Stay with your partner . – Take on roles now. One of you is a “reporter” [ for e.g. a radio station ] who wants you to tell your story. Talk the story over together in questions and answers.
- Work on your own again now . – Now both of you use the screenshots and in writing tell the story in the past tense from [ your character’s ] point of view .
- Start like this: [“ At first I thought it was my lucky day.../ It was on a sunny afternoon in May…/ in the middle of the night when suddenly…” ]
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