Shaun the Sheep: Starting your story

Using clips from Shaun the Sheep The Movie, find out the secrets of a great
Using clips from Shaun the Sheep The Movie, find out the secrets of a great

Ages

5–11

Duration

Medium (5-11 activities)

This resource is the first part in the series of three based on exclusive Into Film Behind The Scenes interviews when Jess visits Aardman Animations, and speaks to the producers and writers of the film. They reveal why they felt that Shaun deserved his own movie, as well as the various challenges involved in bringing his story to the big screen. Jess explores the difficulty of making a feature film without any dialogue, and also meets the story-boarders behind the film, discovering just how much work goes into creating each of Shaun's adventures. 

This resource will help to explore the work that goes into making a film, and invite primary students to consider what goes into creating a good, memorable story for the screen. Download the accompanying resources part 2, Shaun the Sheep: Making your movie and part 3, Shaun the Sheep: Secret of sound from www.intofilm.org/resources.

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