1. Description: Write a description of your basic story. Who, What, Where, When, How & Why will help establish the story basics.
I am currently still not sure what story I would like to tell. I am limited by my initial idea of the time of year it is. I wanted to tell a story that had something to do with skiing and be on Sunday River and other ski resorts and be very fast-paced and cinematic, but given the current time of year, maybe that is something I revisit later.
New Idea: The story I want to tell is a story of a bench on campus. I want the video to be a time-lapse of the bench and how it changes based on who uses it. Does the bench get trashed? Cleaned? Covered in leaves or snow?
2. Location: What location(s) will you use & why? How does the location support your story and vice versa?
The location I will use will most likely be a bench near the Union. Specifically, the paths outside leading to the mall.
3. Define each of the three basic story terms for your story: This? Changes? Because? to establish basic story plot/structure.
This: The bench. Changes: Gets messy or covered in leaves. Because: Because of nature or because of people.
4. Post any models you have found with lists of tips or techniques you will borrow.
5. Add any challenges you might face and any questions you have.
The challenges I will face during this are time. To do a time-lapse like this, I could potentially have to film a bench for hours.