the Frankenstuffv’s we started with making a map of an A mediaeval society going into an industrial Society like what happened to a lot of towns in the The industrial revolution
I noticed as we were getting closer to finish this. It started breaking my iPad, not like breaking breaking it just like it started to get really glitchy and nearly by the end mine was my iPad was overheating.
the next thing we did would start writing about our character with our characters personality was like, and I kind of made mine a little too goofy because my main character was named McChunk my mentor‘s name was named Mc cheese, and his rivals name was Macbeth. My character‘s full name was his first name the second name, Mick last name, chunk or just Mc chunk then we had to actually make the character which to me was the fun part cause I’m not I don’t do too much showing actually they don’t do any sowing at all, but besides that of my guy look like a sleep paralysis demon this is what he looks like. the thing I did was, I put extra stuffing in him so I could really cut the mc chunk

When we actually started filming, I couldn’t really do too much filming at first cause I didn’t have a partner cause I needed someone to be Mc cheese, but one of my friends. Danny agreed to help me with us. I was gonna meant to replace him with an actual cheese stuffy, but I kind of forgot about that and it just worked in the end of looked a lot better. I didn’t know what it was gonna look like I’m just rambling again. Then, once we were done the filming, we did the editing with a trick for the hammer strike was every time he hit the anvil on screen I split the point and then put a spark effect. I thought I was gonna have to do explosive because the only spark effect anything close to a spark on iMovie is predator missile hitting some concrete, which is not what I wanted and also I don’t think there’s predator missiles in the directional revolution so I found a free image online that that was close enough to what I was looking for because it was an actual spark from a hammer, but still spark. Then for the audio most of the time I was just filming in my room, so what I would do is, I would fill my floor and I would talk for the characters and I put all the audio.
Driving question
How can we, as writers, weave historical details into our creative storytelling to convey a clear and impactful message?
You could like use bits of what actually happened and then weave it into your story or you could do the other way around where you make your story based on a certain event.
and the one I like between the two is where you leave your still where you make your story around the event because you most time you just think about the big picture you don’t think about what the average person is like going through in those moments I can’t think of one off my top head, but like the soldiers and Moores, you don’t really think about what they’re trying to what they’re thinking about so those are always interesting to me.