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Name of show:	Quote	Explain
Style	EXT. CLEARING – DAY Snow drifts across the bodies of the fallen dead. Eight corpses lie frozen on the ground—men, women, and children, wearing heavy furs. The wind whips through their long hair. WILL We should start back. They’re all dead.	Slug line: tells us what’s going on Action: Describes Dialogue: tells us what people are saying
Content	WILL (20), A young ranger dresses all in black, surveys the grim scene from the back of his gelding Ser Waymar is gray-eyed and graceful, with an aristocrat’s air of command despite his youth. He wears a supple coat of gleaming black ringmail and a lush sable coat Gared also wear the black night’s watch but his clothes are far less regal, their leather and fur battered from hard usage. Gared wears a hood for warmth Moonlight shines down on the clearing, the ashes of the fire pit, the snow covered lean-to.	Will is introduced as a ranger and is shown first surveying a battleground Ser Waymar is described as a gentleman type of character because the script describes him as graceful and describes all the posh clothing he wears Gared is described as a much rougher character than Ser Waymar The location is described as a nice area and a peaceful area
Narrative structure	The others descend upon them. CREDIT SEQUENCE CLOSE on a pair of ancient, gnarled hands writing a message on a small parchment scroll.	The story is a Multi-stranded story because it goes from Will and Gared to the old man and is linear so far because so far there has not been time travel
Genre	JON SNOW (Whisper) Keep the pony in hand. and don’t look away. Father will know if you do. Waymar and Will stand together, class distinctions forgotten, two boys about to die Gared’s head topples off the stump, bounces off a root, and rolls.	This quote makes me think one genre is drama because it’s implying there could be arguments This quote makes me think it’s action because the two boys are being surrounded by the others This Quote makes me think slight thriller because of the violence
Target audience		I think the Target audience is young males who are young adults or teenagers because of the violence in some scenes and the action in some scenes.

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Name of show:	Quote	Explain
Style	INT. TYRELL CORPORATION LOCKER ROOM - DAY It’s magnified and deeply revealed. Flecks of green and yellow in a field of milky blue. LEON Okay if I talk? LEON What? LEON What desert? HOLDEN Doesn’t make any difference what dessert –- it’s completely hypothetical LEON But how come I’d be there HOLDEN Maybe your fed up, maybe you want to be by yourself who knows.	Slug line tells us where they are Action describes what’s going on with vivid detail Characters name Characters dialogue The script seems to have a lot of dialogue all at once and a lot of description all at once they rarely cross dialogue then description then dialogue it seems to just be dialogue – dialogue – dialogue or Description – description - description
Content	LEON Okay if I talk? Holden doesn’t answer. He’s centering Leon’s eye on the machine. Ten years ago, DECKARD might have been an athlete, a track man or a welter-weight. The body looks it, but the face has seen some time – not at all good THE INSPECTOR is in his fifties. The deep creases in his face, the broken capillaries in his nose say brawler, spoiler, drinker, but the diplomas will say something else. The room is Large and humid. Rows of salvaged junk are stacked neatly against the walls. Two large fans above their heads Leon looks shocked, surprised. But the needles in the computer barely mover. Holden goes for the inside of his coat. But big Leon is faster. His LASER BURNS a hole the size of a nickel through Holden’s stomach	The first time we hear Leon is him asking if it’s ok for him to talk which could show Leon is a kind character or maybe scared of something Holden is implied to be a harsh character because he doesn’t reassure Leon Deckard is introduced by using words like athlete meaning he used to be a big sports person but now he sounds old The inspector is introduced as a rough detective type character who could be slightly corrupt as a cop because he is described as a drinker and brawler This location is described as an operation room The conflict in the script starts and ends very quickly and the script capitalizes LASER BURNS to symbolize it’s a big part of the scene
Narrative structure	LEON Whatcha mean, I’m not helping! (Later in the script) DECKARD Contact. This is Blade runner one calling com-fast 27	The script of blade runner is multi stranded because it tells the story of Decker and Leon at the start which are both separated. So far throughout the script Blade Runner has remained linear with no time travel or flashbacks because the Leon scene happens first and then goes to Deckard after that scene so no flashback
Genre	I-X-4-P-D referred to as a Nexus-6, The Tyrell corporation’s new pride and joy. INT. INSPECTOR BRYANT’S OFFICE - NIGHT But big Leon is faster. His LASER BURNS a hole the size of a nickel through Holden’s stomach	The genre seems to be Sci-Fi because all the numbers and made up names The film could also slightly be criminal investigation The film could also be action because of the way this is described
Target audience	They escaped from the colonies two weeks ago. Killed twenty-three people and jumped a shuttle The Tyrell corporation has a demo model. Check it out on the Voight-Kampff. There’s a chance the nexus-6 is beyond our ability to detect.	I think this film is mostly for male teenagers and male young adults This film also sounds like people who would like Sci-Fi would love this film

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Name of show:	Quote	Explain
Style	INT. MTROPOLITAN POLICE STATION. FRONT DESK M DAY  ANGEL doing an elaborate skid in a police car.	The slug lines are incorrect because it gives a location in the time of day part   The font sizes and styles are correct  There are no metaphors from what I can see  The script looks normal with no unique parts etc
Content	Down an alley  They wear navy tee shirts and shorts   SERGEANT   Getting stabbed by Santa	In this script they leave out long explanations for areas and give quick short descriptions of the areas   They give short fast descriptions of the characters  The dialogue has a lot of humor in it and is high quality
Narrative structure	Janine I'm being transferred. I’m going away for a while    See Angel outside the window on his mobile	The story is centered around a police constable called Nicholas Angel and it follows him around and it involves Angel being transferred   The story is linear so far with no flashbacks etc   The story seems single stranded and centered around Angel
Genre	Just say yes thank you   Police constable Nicholas Angel	Comedy because of the dialogue   I think the sub-genre is detective and mystery because the story is centered around
Target Audience	Stabbed by Santa   Angel, Inspector, Sergeant etc   A Jovial sergeant   You’re making us all look bad	It seems to be around 12 - 17 because it's not made for children but not for adults   It seems more made towards men than woman because there is a lot of male characters   It looks like they didn’t have to use CGI etc however they had to spend a lot on costumes   The creators of this may have been inspired by other comedies