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From the sample report on Parasite (2019), with our notes

Fig. 1Emotional Rhythm Strip

Intensity in each of the film's 158 scenes. The line is the 7-scene average.

Sc. 65The lull

The Kim family enjoys a peaceful, leisurely afternoon in the empty mansion. The 7-scene average is at its lowest here, the quietest stretch of the film, 66 scenes before its most intense scene. In a finished film that is deliberate. In a draft, it is the first place to look.

Sc. 131The most intense scene

Kun-Sae stabs Ki-Jung, and in the bloody chaos that follows Ki-Tek murders Dong-Ik with an axe and flees. After it, intensity never falls back to the level of the lull.

Sc. 155Dialogue Autopsy

KI-WOOI'm going to make a lot of money. First I'll need to go to college. Then I'll get a job and get married. But ultimately, I want to get rich.

Sc. 155The line that says it out loud

Theme announcement in voice-over. It spells out the whole deferred dream, which leaves the bittersweet telescope image little to do. Across the whole script the report rates the subtext strong, and reads about a third of the lines as on the nose.

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01Emotional Rhythm StripPlutchikWhat the audience feels, scene by scene.€8 02Structure of SympathyMurray SmithWho the audience recognises, follows and roots for.€11 03Character TopologyGraph theoryWho actually holds your cast together.€17 04Narrative TransportationGreen & BrockWhere the reader is pulled in, and where attention drifts.€7 05Dialogue AutopsyGrice's maximsOn-the-nose lines, and where the subtext went.€17 06Narrative ArchitectureAltmanWho the story follows, and when it lets go of them.€14 07Character Depth MRIDeweyWhether your leads change, and how much of it reaches the page.€21 08Audience Fit AnalysisVonnegutThe shape of your story, and which audiences reward it.€11 09Representation & PowerCrenshawAgency, interiority and stereotype across the cast.€17

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