5. RESPONSES TO ALL THAT’S COME BEFORE: drafts of premise and notes on theme and world

(These are links to the same Google Drive folder we used to share some of the larger file mood boards from Ana’s sessions – be sure to be logged in with your RMIT student email to access)

4. RESPONSES TO CHARACTERS – VIDEO

GROUP 1:

https://drive.google.com/a/rmit.edu.au/file/d/0Bw13rrSGBn3xdTdJdzlaUW1UMTA/view?usp=sharing

GROUP 2:

https://drive.google.com/a/rmit.edu.au/file/d/0B7jrk-k4xtOoN3FaVzNLamxTc2c/view?usp=sharing

3. RESPONSES TO CHARACTERS – TEXT

GROUP 1 writes:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/13HMaod9TSxM2zbG9VS4W0WYWyxoVkC5N1AOrvwA-J2Q/

GROUP 2 writes:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q89uIC3wEoqv9yGVanLnreq0hBboNidOzkAEvcObH2Y/

Video responses coming soon

2. FIVE CHARACTER NOTES

Dear Media Studio,

Here we offer five character notes to continue our dialogue. These have emerged from our response to last week’s three video prompts, that inspired a wider brainstorm about world and premise. Some are quite detailed, some less so, all in very early stages of development and to be interpreted as closely or broadly as you like. We look forward to what you come back with!

1. THREE VIDEO PROMPTS

Dear Writers,

Here we offer three video prompts to begin our dialogue. None of them represent a literal brief, and there is no planned connection between the pieces. We look forward to your written response(s).

Please note, you will need to be in your RMIT Google account to view these videos

This Is Serial

A screenwriting/screen production collaboration between students of the Creative Writing and Media programs

Dialogue