order of events...

• THE TITLES

Firstly the name of the show on screen which will include stop motion. It will be a picture of a desk or a floor, and then i will take many different still shots in each one i will add another letter. I feel this will add another dimension to my show, rather than being merely film. Then it will go to the montage, firstly intot he kitchen, with the main character cooking, and being 'helped' by the puppets, and tiger will mess up what they are doing. Then flashes to a scene in the car, where the main character is driving, and tiger will reach across and beep the horn, or do something dangerous. Then it will go a bed scene, and he will refuse to switch the light off or something. In all of these clips, it will show off all the different characters personalities; the main character to be caring and sensible, lily to be sensible also, and follow the rules, and tiger to be mischievous and naughty and sabotage evryday activities. There will be no talking through the titles, just the theme music over top, and from my research i have learnt that this needs to be catchy, tuneful and memorable.

• THE SHOW

A long shot of the house with talking over it, which then will zoom into the door. It will then focus on a medium shot of the main character and lily, as they introduce it. then will then engage in a search to look for tiger, which will involve them searching the house and garden for him. However, in each place they look, we will be able to see tiger hiding in the background, but of course, the other characters will be unaware that he is there. Then the main character will look at a watch and say that they are expecting great aunty mabel any second. They both go into the house and greet her, and there will be a brief scene with her, and then at the end, she will reward lily with a token gift, such as some chocolate or a gold coin. Then after she has gone, tiger would come out and laugh at lily for having to see mabel, until lily will show her present, and he will complain that its unfair, until the main character tells him that if he'd been nice and seen mabel, he would have been rewarded also.