'Cinematic techniques' diaporamas de présentation

Popular Film and Emotional Response

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His meticulous preparation and understanding of every facet of the plot and production

Alfred Hitchcock , 'The Master ', is the most widely known and influential director in the history of cinema. His prolific body of work spanned over 50 years.

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Cinematic Techniques

Cinematic Techniques. Robin Parrott. Shots and Framing. Long Shot (establishes setting). Medium Shot (characterization or imagery). Close Up (Like an author using a fragment, the director wants you to notice something (ex. characterization, symbolism, irony).

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Plot Structure Cinematic vs. Dramatic

Plot Structure Cinematic vs. Dramatic. Study of Film I. Film vs. Literature. What are the similarities and differences between film and literature ?. Literary Techniques. Setting: The description of where and when the story takes place. Literary Techniques. Conflict:

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Unit 2 Defining Style

Unit 2 Defining Style. Essential Questions Page 85. Two main questions we will aim to answer throughout unit Will remain posted on board! Highlight key words How do authors and directors use specific techniques to achieve a desired effect?

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Introduction to Film

Introduction to Film. Silent Movies. 1895 Birth of Cinematography. Robert W. Paul invented the film projector First public showing in 1895 Movies were shown in: Storefront spaces Traveling exhibitions Vaudeville. 1895 Birth of Cinematography. Early Films: Under a minute

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Lesson 42 EA1 Assignment Learning Focus, Part 2 Activity 2.17:Film 101

Lesson 42 EA1 Assignment Learning Focus, Part 2 Activity 2.17:Film 101. EA1: Why you are doing this. Standards and Objective Met in EA1 Composing and producing media communications Student comprehends the meaning of words and sentences Using strategies to comprehend texts Drafting

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Introduction to Film Studies 1: Hollywood Cinema

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Lesson 48 Activity 2.26: reading film, day c

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SB 2.22. Rear Window . Screening Day 1

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Lesson 13: Part Two of Scissorhands + CQC Prompts

Lesson 13: Part Two of Scissorhands + CQC Prompts. Demonstrate understanding of the effect of specific cinematic techniques in film. Write an analytical statement, including reflective commentary explaining the supporting textual evidence. Separate Sheet of Paper + SB Page 154.

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Slaughter House Five

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Cinematic Techniques

Cinematic Techniques. And their Effects. Types of Shots. Types of Angles. Types of Lighting. Types of Sound. Types of Camera Movement. Editing Techniques. How does style/Literary terms apply to cinema.

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Lesson 49 2.17: Screening Day D

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