Make a film

Every successful film starts with a wonderful screenplay. If your child is not sure where to start, you can advise him to adapt his favorite story first. Consider going to the library to see a script written specifically for children, or simply let your child write a script on his own! Once you've chosen the script, you can start doing the following.

The actor invites your friend or family member to take part in the filming work. If your child can't find enough people to play all the roles, or if you think it's too much to be a big deal, use a puppet or Ragdoll instead of a real person for some character.

Makeup based on the experience of Hollywood classics, proper technical processing in makeup, hairstyles and clothing helps to create a character image.

Acoustics make fun with sound effects. Do not neglect the role of sound, for the motion of the film with appropriate sound can enhance the effect of the action itself. such as knocking on the door, "shout" the sound of the violent door, "whining" wind, water and so on, all have the effect of enhancing the effect of the film. If you can't get a real voice, let your child take on a new challenge, use a substitute to produce a similar sound-fill the dry plastic bottle with water, use the sound of shaking the bottle to replace the sound of the rain, and shake the popcorn to simulate the sound of the storm. Or put some stones in a covered plastic food jar and simulate the thunder by shaking the food jar. With just a little effort, your child may be able to imagine the perfect solution for making any kind of sound.

If your child is old enough to operate the camera, and if he prefers to stay behind the camera rather than play, let him try it! Let your child try to shoot the film on his own. If that doesn't work, you'll have to do it yourself.

Regardless of who is responsible for filming the film, the tripod can be used to support the camera, making the shooting more simple.

When the film is finished, send invitations to everyone involved in the production, invite them to the premiere party, eat popcorn, and drink the cool drinks that are available at hand.

When the premiere is complete, send your child a statue or a trophy to commemorate the event. Perhaps one day the Oscar will add to the statue or trophy, standing on the mantelpiece in your child's bedroom. "I am grateful to the college, my parents, who made my dream come true ..."

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Make a film