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- 1. By Karl Malmberg for IM 522 June 2015
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- 13. • The following slides are questions using the layouts in the Quiz Show template. The class may answer the questions as a group, in pairs, or individually. Then click on the slides for the correct answers.
- 14. How many elements does a scene have? Want, Obstacle, Action, and Resolution.
- 15. What is the first scene element?
- 16. What the second scene element?
- 17. What is the third scene element?
- 18. What is the fourth scene element?
- 19. Every scene is about conflict.
- 20. What does a “want” element do? All of the above Shows what the scene looks like Stops the character from doing what s/he wants Shows how the scene ends? Shows what the character wants
- 21. What does an “obstacle” element do? All of the above Describes the scenery Gives the character what s/he wants Show the character thinking about the past or future Prevents the character what getting what they want
- 22. What does a “action” element do? All of the above Shows what the character is feeling Shows what is stopping the character Shows what the character is thinking Shows how the character tries to get what he or she wants
- 23. What does a “resolution” element do? All of the above Tells what the character is thinking Tells what the character is feeling Describes the scenery Shows whether the character wins or loses
- 24. Match the scene element to its corresponding narrative, then click to see the correct response: Want Obstacle Action Resolution None of the above He felt hungry So he called for a tow truck He needed to get home But his car wouldn’t start But the line was busy
- 25. Scene Elements Quiz 2 15 question slides As a class, in pairs, or individually, students will first say aloud or write their answers on a separate piece of paper. Then click on the space bar for the correct answers
- 26. She had to know what was in the package. ____________________ 1. Obstacle 2. Resolution 3. Action 4. Want Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 27. But the box was taped shut and hard to open. ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 28. So, she cut it open with a knife. ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 29. And she smiled when she saw the teddy bear inside. ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 30. He really should be studying ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 31. But he just couldn’t resist another hour of television ____________________ 1. Want 2. Action 3. Obstacle 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 32. So, he shut off the computer and turned on the movie channel. ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 33. And he got a “C” on the quiz the next day. ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Resolution 4. Action Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 34. She needed to focus on her homework ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 35. But she couldn’t stop thinking about her father in the hospital. ____________________ 1. Resolution 2. Want 3. Action 4. Obstacle Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 36. She read the same page of the class textbook a third time ____________________ 1. Resolution 2. Want 3. Action 4. Obstacle Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 37. But she still couldn’t remember what she’d just read ____________________ 1. Action 2. Resolution 3. Obstacle 4. Want Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 38. He wished it wasn’t so hot and muggy ____________________ 1. Want 2. Obstacle 3. Action 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 39. But the air conditioner was already on maximum ____________________ 1. Want 2. Action 3. Obstacle 4. Resolution Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 40. So he checked the furnace filter ____________________ 1. Resolution 2. Want 3. Action 4. Obstacle Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
- 41. And he saw it hadn’t been changed in awhile because it was dark and filthy. ____________________ 1. Resolution 2. Want 3. Obstacle 4. Action Press the space bar to see the correct answer.
Notas del editor
- What’s Your Story: An introduction to Crafting Scenes by Karl Malmberg
- So just what is a scene?
- A scene is a unit of conflict lived through by the point of view character
- But a dictionary definition still doesn’t tell us how to write a scene.
- Conflict may be external such as two people fighting or having an argument
- Or, conflict may be internal such as someone torn between two conflicting thoughts.
- But in order to actually write a scene we need to know what it’s made of
- A working scene consists of 4 elements
- A want: A want can be a person, place, or thing that the character wants
- An obstacle: An obstacle can be an external person or thing, or an internal thought or feeling that prevents the character from getting what they want
- An action: An action is what the character does about it, and how they do reveals what kind of character they are.
- A Resolution: A resolution is the end result of the scene, and it may be win, lose, or mixed victory.
- Thank you for watching. This concludes the how to write a scene presentation.