60 Second Film: An Intense Chess Match

Logline:

Two well-established canines engage in a battle of intellectual capacity, racing against time and breaking all rules.

Product Summary

This film was dreamt-up after glancing, in succession, at a chess set, at two doilies, and a dog. It features Thea and Zeus, two intellectual canines who have found themselves facing off in an ‘epic’ chess match – one that will go down in history.

The main goal: to have fun while making the film, while also attempting to utilize the accessible editing software to create a video that engages its audience.

Filming was done primarily by Francis Sharp, with some dog-training/wrangling assistance from her friend Leila.

Only one pair of glasses were broken during filming, a feat that both Francis and Leila consider impressive.

Feedback Questions

How could film technique be improved? Which aspects of the film were the strongest?

My feedback:

Cooper: the music gave it an intense feel

Katherine: The music choice was great, it heightened the feeling of tension well. All of the aspects of your longline were present; it was funny!

Josie: The music choice was great, it heightened the feeling of tension well. All of the aspects of your longline were present; it was funny!

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