Conclusion continues

Omg I did a brainstorming page for an ending. My mind went Berzerk too many ideas lol. Too many ways it can end . Now I understand why so many movies have more than one ending. This was suppose to be a simple task. I am exhausted my brain can not
focus on being simple tonight 😦

The conclusion

This week MicKira productions will focus on a conclusion to a great story.

What makes an ending successful? What makes the audience wanting more? What kind of ending do you prefer ? Dramatic? Ironic? Shocking? Simple?

Do you need business partners?

•Do I need partners?
One rule that I’ve used is that if someone is critical to helping me achieve the goals that I have set for the company, offer them some form of equity. If not, make them an employee (possibly a highly paid employee), if justified.

•Goals
Make sure you and your partner have the same goals. It is very important.

•Who’s going to do what?

While the partners will most likely wear multiple hats at the start, there should be a delineation of responsibilities with assigned roles that play to each individual’s strengths.

•How will we resolve conflicts?

Air them out.

I think that having agreements in writing lets everyone involved have a clear understanding of what is being proposed. Put signatures down and be willing to revisit the operating agreement as required.

•How will we dissolve the partnership?

Hope that it never gets to this point, but be prepared just in case.
While no one goes into a partnership with the intent of ending it prematurely, life events or a change in strategy may mean one or more partners want out.

Read more here in detail if you are seriously thinking about going into business. For the industry maybe you just want to contract people to assist with your production or work with a production team. This seems easier to me this way you deal with you and the main few partners you work with. Keep in mind its your business so be cautious and take your time with any deal or contract you commit to.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericbasu/2013/05/14/six-crucial-questions-to-ask-when-picking-a-business-partner/

What to write ?

Write about what interests you. It will be more fun and if it interest you it will probably interest others. Keep the following in mind:

•Unusual things and surprises really get attention. We all love irony in a movie or to guess wrong what happens.
•If the outcome of the story is predictable, you lose the audience sometimes. They are either happy it was predictable they can tell their friends. Or they are not impress and feel they could have did a better story line.
•Humor can be a helpful element in any story, but too much humor spoils it.
•One page equals about one minute of screen time, so shoot for ten to thirty pages, which is typically about three to twelve scenes.

Hint: it’s easier in some ways to write thirty pages than ten because shorter stories need more intensity.
I found this information very helpful in writing our treatment. I am so excited for 2014 and http://www.mickiraproductions.com projects.

info from Dorian Scott Cole

http://www.visualwriter.com/HowTo/quikStrt.htm

Characters in movie

Your character should have a goal in the story. It can be long term or short term goal. While this character is trying to achieve this goal you need to add some spice. You need to some twist, drama , action or suspense to make this goal doable or not.

Ok writers let’s get to work . 2014 is coming lets get some good movies on the big screen.

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What are u doing?

While you are sleeping and preparing for the New Year. Www.mickiraproductions.com is up creating a great story to hit the screen.

I applaud writers. It’s very challenging to tell a story that all types of people can understand. It’s not a great story if only you understand it. You want your viewers to know the point of your story.
What are some ways you prepare to write a story?

We began with a great story idea. Then we created the characters to help tell the story. We are so excited to have the option to experience this great journey.

What is your story climax?

The story climax is the high point of your movie. It is where it all goes down. It’s when the hero finds its conflict. Now it’s either the conflict  or the character. Either the character victors over the conflict or fails and the conflict beats the character. 

The climax is usually place near the end of the movie. Everything that happens before sets up the climax. The audience will saying “what?” After the scene settles and we watch how things will end up.

What is your story climax?

 

 

What is your conflict? 

What is your story about? Do you have conflict? You should. Everyone loves drama. We often ask how do the reality shows last. Because they have conflict. You need a character that has some kind conflict with other characters in the story line.

 

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