'Shot reverse shot' diaporamas de présentation

Basic Film Elements

Basic Film Elements. Student Edition Edited by: Dr. Kay Picart. Basic Elements of Film Language. Active Viewing:. Basic Elements of Film Language. UNITS OF TIME AND SPACE:. Frame Shot Scene Sequence. Basic Elements of Film Language. UNITS OF TIME AND SPACE: Frame.

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Visual Literacy

Visual Literacy. Reading Images Write down the following 28 terms in your notes Look up their definitions Watch clips to solidify knowledge!. 1) Pan. 2) Swish Pan. 3) Tilt. 4) Low Angle . 5) Dolly. 6) High Angle. Why was this effective?. 7) Canted Low Angle (Oblique). Canted Low Angle

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Film Terminology

Film Terminology. Camera Angles. Camera Movements. Shots and Framing. Lighting. Editing Techniques. Sound. Part #1. Shots and Framing. The following 7 words describe the ways in which a film director can frame the picture we see when we watch his or her film. Shot.

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Film Terminology

Film Terminology. Camera Angles. Camera Movements. Shots and Framing. Lighting. Editing Techniques. Sound. Part #1. Shots and Framing. The following 7 words describe the ways in which a film director can frame the picture we see when we watch his or her film. Shot.

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Goodbye to the Normals bbc.co.uk/filmnetwork/films/p004tdm8

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The Grammar of Film

The Grammar of Film. How Filmmakers tell a story on screen A Ms. Wichterman Production. In literature so much of how we experience a text depends on our imagination. We are given words on a page and it is up to us to fill in the rest. Authors rely on plot,

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Film Terminology

Film Terminology. The buzz words that make movie buffs true movie buffs. Shot: what is recorded by a single, uninterrupted operation of the camera when a camera starts to where it stops. Scene: section of film of continuous action taking place in continuous time and space

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Working with Cinematic Techniques

Working with Cinematic Techniques. English 9 Modified SB 2.15. Film Analysis . Much like how a writer uses stylistic devices to achieve specific effects in their writing, directors use cinematic techniques in their films for specific purposes.

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Shot Types and Editing Techniques (A continuation of shots and stuff)

Shot Types and Editing Techniques (A continuation of shots and stuff). Reaction Shot. Shows the reaction of a character in response to dialogue, action, or event. Reaction Shot. Cutaway Shot.

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Sections Week 3

Sections Week 3. COGN 21: Storyboard Exercise COGN 22: Editing on iMovie with raw footage. Reading. Electronic Reserves Material Heterogeneity of Recorded Sound, ALTMAN Film Art know the ideas behind the examples, not necessarily the examples themselves

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Sections Week 3

Sections Week 3. COGN 21: Storyboard Exercise COGN 22: Editing on iMovie with raw footage. Reading. Electronic Reserves Material Heterogeneity of Recorded Sound, ALTMAN Film Art know the ideas behind the examples, not necessarily the examples themselves

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BUILDING SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT New Capacities for Sustainable Waste Management

BUILDING SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT New Capacities for Sustainable Waste Management. MAKING A SHORT FILM Workshop 7/12 October 2012 BWS Project - WP6. SHORT FILM STRUCTURE. Orson Welles wrote:

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The Thriller Genre

The Thriller Genre. The Thriller Genre- Overview. Stories are often complex filled with twists and turns to keep audiences guessing.

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Aim: To begin to consider the role of Cinematography

Aim: To begin to consider the role of Cinematography. The five main technical areas?. The 5 main technical aspects are: Cinematography Sound Editing Mise-en-scene Special Effects. Cinematography recap test. What meaning does a close-up shot create?

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Film Analysis : Looking at Cinematic Technique

Film Analysis : Looking at Cinematic Technique. The main questions you should be asking when watching a film: What, cinematically stands out? The film angles? The score? The tone? Why would the director make the artistic choices he/she does?

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FILM EDITING

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Aims To further our understanding of cinematography through a written analysis and a creative task

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By Jemma Fowler

Question 7; Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel that you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?. By Jemma Fowler. Preliminary Exercise.

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Media Studies

Media Studies. Storyboard for Drink Driving Documentary. George Killeen James Richards Matteo Moruzzi-lee. This scene will start with the crash and will be re-wound back to the pub where the driver is considering whether or not to have a drink.

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What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing your product?

What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing your product?. Pre-Production

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