Diary - Writing the Script and Analysing John Doe

Last week, I wrote the script for the only dialogue in our opening sequence, the speech by Joseph, the religious maniac antagonist. Before writing this speech, I performed research by watching youtube clips of various Christian preachers, taking note of the heavily religious language they used, and then going on to emulate their speeches in Joseph's. The script I produced was extremely basic, purely focusing on the dialogue, as everything else was included in the story board, so I thought it was unnecessary to produce a detailed script.

Also, we watched clips from Se7en which involved the character John Doe, mainly the car conversation and the surrender scene. This task was simple, as I watched the clips and took notes on aspects of John Doe's character. Coincidentally, quite a few of John Doe's character aspects were already shared by our antagonist, such as the emotion during his preaching, an aspect of education, and the spite and anger against other people. Although this could have come from the fact that I have seen Se7en previously, and could have included these aspects from memory.