How Do You Make A Funny Movie Spoof?
Does it seem to you that most movies in the same genre are basically cookie cutter versions of each other, with different titles and actors but basically the same old storylines? Sounds like it would be perfect fodder for a parody. With a little comic creativity, you could merge your favorite films and have a screenplay for a great comedic movie spoof. Step 1 Pick a category of movies to spoof. The movies should all be of the same genre or at least have something in common, like being big budget epics, horror films or romantic comedies. Step 2 Pay attention to the most significant characters and scenes in the movies you plan to spoof. These should be the scenes and characters that viewers remembered the most–not necessarily the main ones. Step 3 Write a screenplay involving all the movies you are spoofing. This could be the most difficult task, as you must create a central plot that takes all these different scenes and characters and links them together. Step 4 Think of a potential ca
The point of a spoof is to make a hilarious imitation of a popular TV series or movie. • Think of what shows and movies you like. • You should plan your spoof, but beware! Over-planning and discussion can fast become boring and everyone’s enthusiasm will just melt away! • Choose a show or movie – you may want to watch them to help you choose. • Watch the show or movie as much as you need to help you think of ideas. • While watching the movie you want to spoof, consider carefully what segments of the movie would be great to spoof. If you choose to spoof some of the “less noticeable” scenes, you won’t get a laugh. Pay attention to the “bigger scenes” and write your bits around them. Make sure to augment the idea or blow it completely out of proportion for best results. i.e make it a musical • Write a script or outline. • Make props and find actors. • Set up everything, including getting the camera ready. • After you film everything, capture the video from the camera and edit it with a vi
