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Romeo & Juliet ~ Letter

Your GROUP LETTER, using block format, is due Wednesday. Please include answers to the following questions:

Intro ~ Who's in your group, and what scene are you doing? How are you staging the scene? What time period and style are you using for your setting?

Body One ~ What is your shooting schedule? Where and when are you taping, and why?

Body Two ~ Who is playing which parts? Who is operating the camera? Who is editing the footage, and how?

Body Three ~ What do you plan to use as a set? What costumes are you wearing? What props do you plan to use?

Conclusion ~ How can I contact your group if I have questions or announcements?

In addition, please include any other information you believe is important and related to the shooting of your video.

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