Filming+and+Movies

Storyboarding
Remember--What you see on the screen is in the box, what you HEAR needs to be written on the lines below. This includes music, dialogue, sound effects, anything you HEAR
 * Get 1 Storyboard sheet from the table by the printer
 * Using this PowerPoint, create a NOTESHEET for the types of shots and angles
 * [[file:Shots.ppt]]
 * You do not have to be the best artist but your notes need to have COLOR and show the correct shot/angle (you can use stick figures)
 * If you absolutely do not want to draw, you can find images in the class magazines and paste them onto the StoryBoard
 * Label each type of shot/angle
 * When ALL 10 are done, come and show it to Mrs. Ferris for credit.

Film Critique

 * You will be writing a critique on National Treasure. You will NEED your notes to support your essay.
 * Select three categories from the note sheet that you think you have the BEST examples for
 * Select three examples from each of those categories (see the Graphic Organizer if you need help)
 * Following the directions on the rubric AND the format of the examples you have read, write your critique.
 * This is due at the end of the hour on Wednesday
 * Make sure to take your time
 * It will be submitted through Classroom

Film Critique Rubric

The categories you can pick from (from the note sheet are):


 * Acting
 * Costumes
 * Screenplay
 * Storyline
 * Cinamatography
 * Music
 * Special Effects
 * Set Design

If you do not have enough examples on your notes OR you lost your sheet, you can get examples for the categories from your memories or classmates or online

Notes: You will need to know these types of shots and camera techniques. If you are unsure, you can review the video again or google Filming Shot Types to help you get a good definition of each.
 * Establishing Shot
 * Close Up
 * Medium Shot
 * Long Shot
 * Tracking/Trucking Shot
 * Aerial Shot
 * Dolly Shot
 * Handheld Shot
 * Zoom Shot
 * Swish Pan
 * High Angle
 * Reverse Angle
 * Low Angle
 * Arc Shot
 * Point of View Shot
 * Panning
 * Tilting
 * Over the Shoulder

You also need to know--I will be giving you most of these :-)
 * Cinematography
 * Editing
 * Screen Play
 * Storyline
 * Sound Effects
 * Music
 * Acting
 * Costumes
 * Set Design
 * Special Effects
 * Critic
 * Critique



Film Glossary Link

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