Audiovisual Pre-Production: Narrative and Creative Direction
Course final project
A course by Mariana Arriaga y Santiago Arriaga , Film Directors
Joined August 2021
About the final project for: Audiovisual Pre-Production: Narrative and Creative Direction
Audiovisual Pre-Production: Narrative and Creative Direction
“Thank you very much for having accompanied us until the last twist of the script. We hope that everything learned will help you to develop your course project and all the stories you want to tell in the future. This is just the beginning. Now let's review the key phases of the project. We would like you to briefly explain what you have done in each one and accompany the explanation with one or more images. The text Write the text you are going to work on. It can be a scene or an entire script. During the course we have used our short B-167-980-098 as an example to talk about how a weapon passes from hand to hand and the consequences it has.






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“Final project Thank you very much for following us in all these units And now we come to the part of the final project. Don't stop making yours. Remember that this document will be alive until the day of your shooting and that helps you a lot to communicate to all your departments and to understand what kind of film you want to make. It is important that you commit yourself to finish it, don't leave it, don't let it go, don't judge yourself and that you learn to listen to others. Always ask for advice and reach out for help when you think you need it. All this process of making, of filling ...”
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Course summary for: Audiovisual Pre-Production: Narrative and Creative Direction
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Photography & Video -
Areas
Filmmaking, Video

Mariana Arriaga y Santiago Arriaga
A course by Mariana Arriaga y Santiago Arriaga
Mariana Arriaga and Santiago Arriaga are siblings and codirectors. They grew up in a family of storytellers who instilled in them the desire to tell stories. They both studied communication and cinema, and at the end of their studies they codirected their first short films. It was from there that they decided to found the production house Memento Mori Films, where they made short films, fashion films, music videos, commercials, and experimental pieces.
Their short films have been selected for the Ariel Awards, the Morelia International Film Festival, the Venice Film Festival, LA Shorts, the Guanajuato International Film Festival, and the Kustendorf Film Festival, among others.
After five years, they decided to leave their production company as a creative label to focus on film projects. They are currently working on their first feature film—Cielo Abierto.
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