I will be honest and admit I am not the best at writing scripts and most of the time it is hard for me to stick to them so instead I've kind of cooked up an outline of the video which is more or less the same type of thing.
"How Does Your Product Use or Challenge Conventions and Represent Social Groups or Issues?"
1. Introduction
- Opening Scene: Show some action shots of gym or football training, and players working together. Explain that this video will talk about how the film follows or changes the usual sports film rules and how it shows different social groups or problems. Mention that the video will cover both sticking to sports movie rules and doing something different.
2. Genre Conventions in Sports Films
- Explain Sports Genre Rules:Talk about what’s common in sports movies: training scenes, games, underdog stories, teamwork, and growth. Mention famous sports movies like Rocky. Discuss how these movies usually show people overcoming hard times and winning.
- Visuals to Include: Show clips of famous sports movies with training or winning moments.
3. How Your Film Uses and Changes Conventions
- Using Conventions: Talk about how your film uses some of the usual sports movie ideas like training, teamwork, and big games.
- Changing Conventions: Explain how your film doesn’t do the usual “underdog wins” story. Focus on a team that’s already good and focuses on self-reflection and self-wellness within a friendship.
- Visuals to Include: Show clips of characters having brotherly moments instead of just winning.
4. Conclusion
- Wrap-Up: Recap how the film uses and changes sports movie rules. Remind viewers that showing diversity and relationships in sports films is important.
- Closing Thoughts: mention how the film shows a more real view of athletes, showing both their wins and what happens behind them.
- Visuals to Include: Show final scenes of the friends supporting each other.