Showing posts with label DRAMA. Show all posts
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Sunday, May 23, 2021

A SKETCH IN SPANISH AND IN ENGLISH

BASICALLY IT CONSISTS ON A CREW OVERACTING CONTINUALLY MEANWHILE A DIRECTOR GIVES THEM BASIC INDICATIONS. THE CAMERA MAN TRIES TO CONTACT THE DIRECTOR TO TELL HIM/HER THAT SOMETHING IS GOING WRONG BUT UNSUCCESSFULLY. EVENTUALLY THE LAST TAKE HAPPENS TO BE A GOOD ONE AGAIST ALL ODDS AND THE CAMERA TELLS THE DIRECTOR THAT HAD NO BATTERY. THE SKETCH FINISHES WITH THE CLASSICAL CHASE OUT.

THESE ARE THE DIFFERENT MUSICAL THEMES ACCOMPANYING THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ACTORS/ACTRESSES:

MUSICAL BACKGROUND

SUSPENSE OR DRAMATIC, RHYTHMICAL, MILITARY, HEROIC, SCARY, ROMANTIC, FAST, SLOW, DRUNKARDS, NORMAL

END (THAT´S ALL FRIENDS)

SPANISH VERSION

EL RODAJE DE LA PICADURA FATAL

PERSONAJES

EL NIÑO SUFRICIO 

EL PADRE 

LA MADRE 

EL POLICÍA ACOMPAÑANTE

EL DOCTOR COMPLETO CRIMINAL

EL CÁMARA

EL EQUIPO DE SONIDO

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DIÁLOGOS

DING DONG

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO SNIFF, SNIFFF

- EL PADRE QUÉ PASA NIIIÑO

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO PAPAAAÁ TENGO UNA TERRIBLE NOTICIA: MIRA AQUÍ UNA MORDEDURA FATAL…

- EL PADRE QUÉ ME ESTÁS CONTANDOOOOO¿? ¿UN LEÓN, UN ROTWEILLER, UN POLÍTICO: QUÉ HA SIDO?

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO UN POLLOOOO… BUAAAAH

- EL PADRE ¿QUÉ?

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO ME HA PICADO ¡¡¡UN POLLOOOO!!!

- EL PADRE ESO ES TOTAL MENTE Y EN TODO PUNTO INCONCEBIBLE. (ENSEÑA UN MONTÓN DE PAPELES) DE ACUERDO CON MIS ESTUDIOS… LOS POLLOS… ¡¡¡NO PICAN!!!

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO JOOOO… PERO ME DUELEEEEE

- EL PADRE ESO NO ES VERDAD.

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO SÍ ES VERDAD. ME DUELE MAZO.

- EL PADRE NO PUEDE SER VERDAD. TE LO DIRÉ CON EL FAMOSO ANTONIO MANCHADO Tu verdad no; la verdad / y ven conmigo a buscarla. /La tuya, guárdatela.

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO DIRÁS ANTONIO MACHADO.

- EL PADRE ESA ES TU VERDAD. (PAUSA)

- EL NIÑO SUFRICIO BUENO TE RECUERDO QUE ME DUELE BUAAAAAAAH.

- EL PADRE AMPARIIIIN LLAMA AL METGE.

- LA MADRE UYUYUY… ¿AL DOCTOR COMPLETO CRIMINAL QUE PRIMERO COBRA Y LUEGO PERPETRA? BUENO… ¿QUÉ OPCIÓN TENEMOS? (MARCA)

- LA MADRE ¿DOCTOR GÓMEZ?... ES POR SUFRICIO… UN MORDISCO DE UN ANIMAL… CARNÍVORO CREO… ROTWEILLER? … NO SÉ QUE ES ESO… AQUÍ LE LLAMAMOS POLLO. HASTA AHORA. VIÉ PACÁ

DING DONG

- (AMPARO) LA MADRE YA ESTÁ EL DOCTOR AQUÍ.

- LA MADRE HOLA DOCTOR PASE Y VEA A SUFRICIO. HA PERDIDO MUCHA SANGRE.

- (DESPUÉS DE VERLE) LA MADRE ¿ES GRAVE?

- CREO QUE HABRÁ QUE AMPUTAR. Y DESPUES SERÁ UNA AMPUTADA.

- (DIRECTOR) CORTEN CORTEN ¿CÓMO SE PUEDEN SALTAR EL GUIÓN DE ESTA MANERA? ¿DÓNDE DICE AMPUTADA? DICE SERÉ IMPUTADO. ADEMÁS TIENEN QUE HACERLO MÁS

- MUSICAL, MARCIAL, FÚNEBRE, LENTO, RÁPIDO, DIVERTIDO

EEENGLISH VERSION

INTRODUCTION:

A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN ME!

THIS ONE SCENE PLAY IS VERY FUNNY. THIS IS THE FILMING OF A PLAY. THERE IS A DIRECTOR, A CAMERAMAN AND THE ASSISTANTS.

THEY’RE FILMING A FAMILY SCENE. THERE IS A BOY WHO IS ABOUT THIRTEEN.

THIS BOY HAS A PET. THE PET IS A CHICKEN. AND YOUKNOW THAT CHICKENS BITE. SO THE BOY GETS HURT BY ITS PET. AND HE RUNS TO TELL THE PARENTS.

THE HOME HOUSES TWO GRANDPARENTS AND THE BOY’S PARENTS. THE PARENTS ARE AT HOME. THEY HAVE RECEIVED THREE VISITORS. THE BOY IS BEING CARRIED BY TWO ASSISTANTS.

YOU WILL ENJOY NOW THE PLAY “A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN ME

SKETCH: A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN ME!

A FILMING SCENE IS GOING ON. DIRECTOR GIVES ORDERS TO THE CREW.

THE CAMERAMAN TRIES IN VAIN TO TALK TO THE DIRECTOR.

DIRECTOR: - SLIGHTLY DRAMATIC… LIGHTS, CAMERAS, ACTION.

A STUNT COMES AND SHOWS THE HAND SCREEN. LOOKING AT AUDIENCE:

OFF VOICE: - SCENE ONE TAKE ONE OF “A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN ME”. SLIGHTLY DRAMATIC.

A KID RUNS TO HIS PARENTS AND GRAND PARENTS, SHOUTING IN PAIN.

THEY ARE RESTING IN THEIR CHAIRS. SUDDENLY THEY STAND ALARMED.

KID: - A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN MEEEE!

GRANNY: - OH MY GOD! POOR CHILD!

MOTHER: - WHERE, WHEREEEE? SHOW ME. DOES IT HURT YOU?

FATHER: - DON’T WORRY: WE WILL CALL THE DOCTOR.

GRANDPA: - HERE I HAVE THE PHONE NUMBER. I’LL CALL HIM STRAIGHT AWAY!... (TALKING THROUGH THE PHONE) DOCTOR? DOCTOR? THERE IS AN EMERGENCY!!!

DOCTOR: - I’LL BE THERE RIGHT AWAY!

DOCTOR KNOCKS THE DOOR. ENTERS WITH THE TWO NURSES.

DOCTOR: (TO THE MOTHER) WHAT HAS HAPPENED? WHERE IS THE WOUND?

FILM DIRECTOR: - CUT, STOP, STOP… (WORRIED) I TOLD YOU TO ACT DRAMATICALLY. IT MUST BE VEEEERY DRAMAAATIC. CRYING! WEEPING! UNDERSTAAAND???

THE CAMERAMAN TRIES IN VAIN TO TALK TO THE DIRECTOR.

- VEEERY DRAMATIC… LIGHTS, CAMERAS, ACTION.

A STUNT COMES AND SHOWS THE HAND SCREEN. LOOKING AT AUDIENCE: - SCENE ONE TAKE TWO OF “A CHICKEN HAS BITTEN ME”. VEEERY DRAMATIC.

THUS, THERE ARE: TAKE THREE: NOT SO DRAMATIC. THERE IS NEED TO MAKE IT MORE MUSICAL. TAKE FOUR: NOT SO MUSICAL, BUT QUITE HAPPY. A BIT MORE MARTIAL: DO IT MILITRY. NO, NO WAY!!! TAKE FIVE: NOT SO HAPPY BUT FASTER. TAKE SIX: FAST, DRAMATIC, HAPPY, A BIT MUSICAL… MUST BE PERFECT.

WHEN EVERYONE CELEBRATES THE GOOD TAKE (THE PERFECT TAKE) THE DIRECTOR ADDRESSES THE CAMERAMAN: -WHAT DID YOU WANT TO TELL ME ALL THE TIME????

AND THE CAMERAMAN SAYS:

- SIR I WANTED TO TELL YOU THAT THE CAMERA’S BATTERIES HAVE FINISHED, ARE DEAD, KAPUT - NOTHING RECORDED….

AND ALL RUN TO CATCH THE IRRESPONSIBLE CAMERAMAN.

THE END

Monday, November 25, 2013

GIFTED HANDS

7.6 AT IMDB (INTERNET MOVIE DATABASE)

The movie begins in 1987, where Dr. Ben Carson (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) goes to Germany to help a couple named Peter and Augusta Rausch, who havetwins conjoined at the head. Ben knows that there is a chance to a successful separation of the conjoined twins, but there is also a risk. In previous attempts to separate conjoined twins at the head, one sibling always dies. Despite the risk of death, Ben agrees to operate, but he will wait four months so he can carefully formulate a plan to save the twins. While looking into some of his books, the movie flashes back to the year 1961, where 11-year-old Ben Carson (Jaishon Fisher) starts out life as an African Americanchild from a one-parent home with failing grades at school. His mother, who dropped out in the third grade, starts making decisions for him and his brother, Curtis. When her boys need to learn multiplication tables, she has them swear to learn them while she is gone, checked into a mental institution. When she sees her two sons' success hindered by TV, she creates a strict TV schedule for them. The brothers show great interest in watching only a quiz show later on. She commands them to read two books per week from the library and give her book reports on them. Later, she also transfers them to a better school.
Meanwhile as time passes, Ben learns how to multiply and spell. He starts to explore the world of books, and he grows in it. He begins to show a temper; Ben nearly kills a friend who tells him to go to hell. Ben's failed stabbing involved his new knife another student gave him earlier. His knife broke when it hit the buckle of his friend's belt. Having almost killed someone because of his temper, he realizes that he can't do anything about it by himself . Ben runs into his room and cries out to God, praying for him to take away his temper. Ben's temper never bothers him again. He becomes the top student in his eighth grade class, third in his high school class, and with hard work and strong determination, he gets a scholarship to college, passes the MCAT and advances to medical school. Ben meets his girlfriend Candy, whom he falls in love with in school. One day, when he struggles with a test study, Candy helps him out, and Ben eventually passes and gets an A.
In the year 1976, Carson faced adversity from fellow doctors and students while working at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. It is here, where he operated as a resident without supervision, risking his medical career to save a young man's life but is successful. Then in the year of 1985, he saved the life of a girl who had 100 seizures per day, by only removing the half of her brain responsible for causing the seizures in a rare procedure called a hemispherectomy. After two children, Candy, his wife, becomes pregnant with twins, but has a bloody miscarriage. Ben's mother later moves in with the family.
Then, the movie returns to where it left off: the year of 1987, where Dr. Ben Carson agreed to conduct a risky surgery on twins conjoined at the head. With four months nearing an end but Ben cannot figure out one final component of the plan. But then he gets an inspiration and green-lights the operation. After about 22 hours, the operation proves a success when he and his team of doctors manage to successfully separate the baby twins to save two young lives.
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