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Theme 8 Filming

Theme 8 Filming. Activity 2. Filming Techniques. Learning Intention To understand techniques which may improve the quality of our filming. Success Criteria I can name at least 5 techniques that may improve my filming. I can present information on my 3 favourite techniques.

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Theme 8 Filming

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  1. Theme 8Filming Activity 2

  2. Filming Techniques Learning Intention • To understand techniques which may improve the quality of our filming. Success Criteria • I can name at least 5 techniques that may improve my filming. • I can present information on my 3 favourite techniques.

  3. Filming Techniques Fist of Five Today we are focusing on Filming Techniques. These tips will help you when recording your Moscars film. Show, using a Fist of Five, how confident you are about making a film using an iPad.

  4. Filming Techniques Taking Notes Take notes to help you remember at least 5 techniques. Remember, • don’t write down every word • make sure you can read your handwriting • choose only relevant information to write down

  5. Filming Techniques Video This video shows five techniques to improve your filming. Five Tips for Shooting BetterVideo by Joseph Linaschke Try to listen carefully and write down only relevant information

  6. Filming Techniques Recap Joseph’s top five tips are: • Keep it steady • Don’t zoom • Shoot short videos • Closer is better • Shoot heads and tails

  7. Filming Techniques Lighting Lighting is very important in film making. Good lighting makes for better quality video. Try to make sure there is enough light in your scene.

  8. Filming Techniques Three-Point Lighting Three main lights can be used to achieve the best light. Key light Fill light Backlight

  9. Filming Techniques DIY Lighting You do not need professional lighting equipment. Desk lamps and torches could be used!

  10. Filming Techniques Sound Recording good sound can turn a good film into a great film. Use an external microphone and get close to your subject to record clear audio.

  11. Filming Techniques Filming with an iPad There are some other things to think about when filming with an iPad.

  12. Filming Techniques Widescreen View The default preview is not what the iPad camera will record. The iPad camera records in widescreen. Double tap the preview to show the widescreen version. Double Tap

  13. Filming Techniques Record in Landscape All films are shown in landscape and not portrait view.

  14. Filming Techniques You may wish to use only 1 iPad to film with or use AirDrop to transfer files between iPads. Record on 1 iPad or Use AirDrop You will need all of your film clips on 1 iPad for Theme 10: Editing Your Video. Click Here to Learn More About AirDrop

  15. Filming Techniques Presenting Our Techniques In your group, discuss and select the format of your presentation. You could choose Poster Powerpoint Keynote Leaflet Fact File

  16. Filming Techniques Presentation Format We are going to present our favourite techniques. In your group, create a presentation including at least 3 techniques. You can research and use your own techniques.

  17. Filming Techniques Group Roles Roles will help you work effectively as a team. Flight Controller ensures everyone knows their role Encourager gives praise and motivation Well done! Time Keeper keeps everyone on track Resource Manager collects all materials for the group

  18. Filming Techniques Share Time Present what you have found out back to the rest of your class.

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