NAME:  DAMABI PRECIOUS DANLAMI

Matric No: 23/212FMU/017

COURSE CODE: FMM214

ASSIGNMENT: CAPSTONE PROJECT

Title: Unspoken

Pre-Production:

The sun rose over the bustling city as Director, Ayo, sat in his office, pouring over the script for his upcoming film, Unspoken. The story revolved around Femi, a 7-year-old boy struggling to cope with the loss of his mother. Ayo wanted to bring Femi's emotional journey to life on screen, and he knew it wouldn't be easy.
Ayo met with his producer, Tunde, to discuss the budget and scheduling. "We need to get this right," Ayo said, his voice filled with conviction. "Femi's story deserves to be told with sensitivity and care."

Tunde nodded in agreement. "I've assembled a talented team of creatives who understand the importance of this project. We'll work closely with child psychologists to ensure we're handling the sensitive topics with care."

Casting:

Ayo held auditions for the role of Femi, searching for a young actor who could convey the complexity of emotions required for the part. After seeing numerous talented kids, she finally found the perfect Femi – a bright-eyed 7-year-old with a spark in his eyes.
Location Scouting:

Ayo and his location manager, Nneoma, scoured the city for the perfect settings to bring Femi's world to life. They wanted locations that would evoke a sense of warmth and comfort, as well as those that would convey the darkness of Femi's flashbacks.

Production:

The cameras rolled, and Femi's story began to unfold on screen. Ayo worked closely with the young actor, guiding him through the emotional scenes. The crew was patient and understanding, knowing that they were handling sensitive material.

As filming progressed, Ayo noticed that Femi's performances were becoming more nuanced and authentic. He attributed it to the trust he had built with the crew and the careful approach they had taken to handling the emotional scenes.

Post-Production:

In the editing room, and his editor, Lola, carefully wove together the scenes, ensuring that the pacing and tone were spot on. They worked with sound designers to create an immersive audio experience that would transport the audience into Femi's world.
The visual effects team added subtle touches to enhance the flashback sequences, making them feel more intense and visceral. Amina worked closely with the composer to create a haunting score that would underscore Femi's emotional journey.

The Final Cut:

After weeks of editing and fine-tuning, Ayo finally saw the finished film. He felt a lump in his throat as he watched Femi's story unfold on screen. It was raw, emotional, and powerful.

"Unspoken was ready to be shared with the world, and Ayo knew it would resonate with audiences. He felt proud of the team for their dedication and care in bringing Femi's story to life.

The film would go on to touch hearts, spark conversations, and maybe even inspire change. For Ayo, there was no greater reward than knowing that his film had made a difference