'Camera placement' diaporamas de présentation

Dynamic and static hand gesture recognition in computer vision

Dynamic and static hand gesture recognition in computer vision. Andrzej Czy?ewski, Bo?ena Kostek, Piotr Odya , Bartosz Kunka , Micha? Lech Gdansk University of Technology, Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Informatics Multimedia Systems Dept. Warsaw, 13.08.2014.

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Students Teaching Students

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NIWeek Vision Summit August 2-3, 2011 Austin, Texas

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The Birth of Cinema

The Birth of Cinema. In 1881, Thomas Edison patented his invention, the Kinetoscope , a peep-show device in which a 50-foot loop of film gave a continuous viewing.

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Local Art Film

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Storyboards

Storyboards. Storyboards as Written Descriptions. Storyboards as Schematic Drawings. Stick Figures Without Perspective. Arrows Indicating Perspective. Arrows for Camera Placement and Movement. Indicating Camera Movement. Perspective Boxes. Adding Volume to Stick Figures.

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Storyboards

Storyboards. Storyboards as Written Descriptions. Storyboards as Schematic Drawings. Stick Figures Without Perspective. Arrows Indicating Perspective. Arrows for Camera Placement and Movement. Indicating Camera Movement. Perspective Boxes. Adding Volume to Stick Figures.

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Elements of Film

Elements of Film. Elements of Fiction in Film. Since films tell stories, they involve many of the elements of fiction that novels do. . CHARACTER. Movies speak to us in images and sounds, so every character is a performance, an interpretation of the script .

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Mise -en-scene

Mise -en-scene. Defining our term. According to Butler, mise -en-scene is: The staging of the action for the camera. All of the physical objects in front of the camera and the arrangement of those objects by the director. The organization of setting, costuming, lighting, and actor movement.

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