The image above (the one with all of the different stick figures) would be a great way to structure your film!! You could show the entire picture, but then choose some of these that are most specific to your own experience with autistic kids and what you most want us to know about them. Could some of these work as the bridge between your own experiences and the information you want your audience to be aware of?
I agree and think that the stick figures could be used many ways throughout your film. You could show a picture and then give us an example of this in real like. Even the sign that says ” …doesn’t mean I have nothing to say,” could be used. You could show the sign and then have them say something meaningful that goes right to the viewers heart. Or have them trying to say something.
The image above (the one with all of the different stick figures) would be a great way to structure your film!! You could show the entire picture, but then choose some of these that are most specific to your own experience with autistic kids and what you most want us to know about them. Could some of these work as the bridge between your own experiences and the information you want your audience to be aware of?
Comment by kmiddleton — May 15, 2008 @ 12:57 pm
I agree and think that the stick figures could be used many ways throughout your film. You could show a picture and then give us an example of this in real like. Even the sign that says ” …doesn’t mean I have nothing to say,” could be used. You could show the sign and then have them say something meaningful that goes right to the viewers heart. Or have them trying to say something.
Comment by vagelec625 — May 15, 2008 @ 2:13 pm