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Film Ending Draft Templates
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Film Ending Draft Templates
🎬 Part 1: Planning Your Alternate Ending
1. Which film are you creating an alternate ending for?
Film title: _________________________________
2. What is the original ending of this film? Briefly summarise in 2-3 sentences.
3. In the original ending, does the main character's fate seem controlled by destiny or their own choices? Circle one and explain.
Controlled by fate/destiny
Controlled by free will/choices
A mixture of both
Explanation: ___________________________________________________________
4. Character Development Planning - Complete this table for your alternate ending:
Main Character: _______________________________
How they change in my ending: _______________________________
Key decision they make: _______________________________
What this shows about fate vs. free will: _______________________________
5. What literary devices will you use to enhance your alternate ending? Check all that apply:
Symbolism (objects that represent deeper meaning)
Metaphor (comparing two unlike things)
Foreshadowing (hints about what's coming)
Irony (unexpected twists or contradictions)
Dialogue that reveals character
✍️ Part 2: Drafting Your Alternate Ending
6. Write your alternate ending draft below. Aim for 200-300 words. Focus on how your changes affect the narrative and character development.
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7. Language Features Checklist - Tick when you've included these in your draft:
Descriptive language that creates mood/tone
Dialogue that sounds natural and reveals character
Varied sentence lengths for effect
Clear paragraph structure
🔄 Part 3: Reflection and Peer Feedback
8. Self-Reflection: How does your alternate ending change the theme of fate vs. free will compared to the original?
9. Peer Feedback Space (to be completed with a partner):
What I like about your ending: _______________________________
How it changes the story effectively: _______________________________
One suggestion for improvement: _______________________________
Peer's name: _______________________________
10. Extension Activity (for advanced learners): Design a movie poster or storyboard for your alternate ending that visually represents the theme of fate vs. free will.
11. Success Criteria Self-Assessment - Rate yourself (1-4 scale: 1=Beginning, 2=Developing, 3=Proficient, 4=Advanced):
My ending clearly changes key narrative outcomes: ___/4
I used deliberate language choices to alter tone/theme: ___/4
I can explain how my ending shifts the film's meaning: ___/4
I incorporated peer feedback effectively: ___/4
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