The Story |
Idea #2 Concept The story action The first shot reveals a paper bird resting on a branch of a paper tree. The camera pans down to reveal a hollow fallen tree trunk in a small clearing bordered by woods. Several bees can be seen flying in and out of the hollow log. Eventually, a curious bear approaches the log and notices the bees. Interested in their honey, he decides to investigate closer. As he roots and sniffs around the log, one of the bees returning to the log spots the bear and immediately stings him before flying into the log. The bear becomes frustrated and angry and roars loudly as he flies into a rampage - clawing and smashing the log in an attempt to crush the bee hive. The bees suddenly swarm the bear and chase him away as he runs toward a small river stream, narrowly escaping by diving into the water. This story communicates the concept effectively because it shows how the bear's actions brought even more trouble on itself by over reacting. However, as with most fables, the concept, or in this case, the moral, is often left unsaid to allow individuals the opportunity to interpret the meaning for themselves. The mood |
Idea #1 Concept The story action This story communicates the concept effectively because it depicts a familiar social interaction between motorists in traffic without the use of dialog. Plus, each character is pegged with a few stereotypes by the car they drive, music they listen to, manner of dress, and actions. The mood |