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Topic: Collective Intelligence Writing of a Movie Script (Read 133 times)
want a provocative movie to explain bitcoin
karen/female/45/"get me the manager" ("their aint one") (menace, anger, frustration, vengeful action ensues)
karen/female/45/"get me the manager" ("their aint one") (menace, anger, frustration, vengeful action ensues)
Thanks for the great ideas, but we need more for the fair voting and exciting storytelling. Just give it to us, everything. Even the wildest one.
Corey / Non-Binary / Bartender
Jo/Female/27/Social media content producer
Amazing idea!
Here I go for the 1st block:
Eleanor/Female/67/Astronaut
Here I go for the 1st block:
Eleanor/Female/67/Astronaut
Have you ever dreamed to see on the silver screen a movie about crypto written not just by one person, or even by a group of people, but by the whole community? The Community of people that for the past decade has grown and evolved, becoming the true ant hive with its sophisticated network of interconnections, ties and roles. If your answer is YES, welcome on board. If you answer is NO, welcome on board. If you answer DO NOT KNOW, you guessed it, welcome on board.
Writing a script may sound like a quite complicated process. But in reality is not such a big deal as long as you understand the requirements for its structure and the basic elements: main characters (a protagonist and an antagonist), their background story (names, professions, life views etc.) and the plot (introduction, culmination and resolution, which are usually called act one, two and three). Each of these block has multiple subsection. We will go through all of them. But we will do it slowly, following the principal “from simple to complex”.
How are we going to make all this collective writing work, you may ask? Well, we follow the rule of consensus of majority via voting. First step – the values are suggested by the members of Community, second – voting, third – the value that got the majority is added to the script.
For example: the age/gender of main character. The majority has voted for the proposed values of 22 years old/male. The main character becomes a 22 years old male.
All the values are divided into two categories: fixed values (age/profession/gender of characters, etc.) and flexible values (events, twists, dialog lines, number or characters, etc.) Fixed values can not be reversed when they added to the script, while flexible can. It allows the plot to be more flexible and unpredictable (like a river flow in spring) instead of being stiff and foreseeable as a straight line.
If you think that these rules sucks, don’t worry. They are not immutable. A proposal to amend the rule, to add a new one or to remove existing one, supported by the majority of the Community members via voting, WILL AMEND the existing Rules of the Collective Intelligence Script Writing.
So, enough talking. Let’s the process begin.
BLOCK: One | SUBSECTION: The main character | ID: 00001
Values for suggestion: Name/Gender/Age/Occupation
Suggestions can be posted in this thread.
All suggested values will be added to the Table of Values for subsequent voting.
SOURCE: https://crypfilmlounge.wordpress.com/collective-intelligence-script-writing/
Writing a script may sound like a quite complicated process. But in reality is not such a big deal as long as you understand the requirements for its structure and the basic elements: main characters (a protagonist and an antagonist), their background story (names, professions, life views etc.) and the plot (introduction, culmination and resolution, which are usually called act one, two and three). Each of these block has multiple subsection. We will go through all of them. But we will do it slowly, following the principal “from simple to complex”.
How are we going to make all this collective writing work, you may ask? Well, we follow the rule of consensus of majority via voting. First step – the values are suggested by the members of Community, second – voting, third – the value that got the majority is added to the script.
For example: the age/gender of main character. The majority has voted for the proposed values of 22 years old/male. The main character becomes a 22 years old male.
All the values are divided into two categories: fixed values (age/profession/gender of characters, etc.) and flexible values (events, twists, dialog lines, number or characters, etc.) Fixed values can not be reversed when they added to the script, while flexible can. It allows the plot to be more flexible and unpredictable (like a river flow in spring) instead of being stiff and foreseeable as a straight line.
If you think that these rules sucks, don’t worry. They are not immutable. A proposal to amend the rule, to add a new one or to remove existing one, supported by the majority of the Community members via voting, WILL AMEND the existing Rules of the Collective Intelligence Script Writing.
So, enough talking. Let’s the process begin.
BLOCK: One | SUBSECTION: The main character | ID: 00001
Values for suggestion: Name/Gender/Age/Occupation
Suggestions can be posted in this thread.
All suggested values will be added to the Table of Values for subsequent voting.
SOURCE: https://crypfilmlounge.wordpress.com/collective-intelligence-script-writing/
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