TITLE: The Florida Project – Production Analysis

MEDIA: Script Breakdown / Production Analysis

SOFTWARE: Final Draft, Highlighter Markup

HARDWARE: iMac OS X

SPECIFICATIONS: Annotated Script + Written Analysis 

CLASS: FMX 342 Producing Motion Picture & Digital Media

PROFESSOR: Javier Olarte

SEMESTER / TERM: Spring 2025

INSTITUTION: University of Tampa

DESCRIPTION:

This project involved conducting a detailed production analysis of The Florida Project through script breakdown and annotation. By highlighting elements such as characters, locations, props, and production requirements, the assignment focused on understanding how a screenplay translates into a producible film. The analysis emphasized organization, budgeting, and logistical planning, demonstrating the producer’s role in preparing a script for production. This project reflects my ability to critically analyze scripts and identify key components necessary for efficient and effective filmmaking.

TITLE: The Blair Witch Project – Script Breakdown

MEDIA: Script Breakdown / Production Analysis

SOFTWARE: Final Draft, Highlighter Markup

HARDWARE: iMac OS X

SPECIFICATIONS: Annotated Script + Written Analysis

CLASS: FMX 342 Producing Motion Picture & Digital Media

PROFESSOR: Javier Olarte

SEMESTER / TERM: Spring 2025

INSTITUTION: University of Tampa

DESCRIPTION:

This project involved a detailed script breakdown of The Blair Witch Project, focusing on identifying key production elements within a low-budget, found-footage framework. By analyzing characters, locations, props, and technical requirements, the assignment emphasized how minimalist storytelling can be effectively translated into production. The breakdown highlighted the film’s reliance on natural environments, improvisation, and limited resources, demonstrating how strategic planning and organization are essential even in unconventional filmmaking styles. This project strengthened my understanding of production logistics and the relationship between script structure and execution.