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Your first Media Arts assignment is to produce a 10 shot film. (Advanced Students can have up to 15 shots.) Here's your chance to show off your amazing cinematography, mad acting and editing skills.
5 STUDENTS 10-15 SHOTS 4 DAYS TO FILM 4 DAYS TO EDIT
LEARNING GOALS
LEARNING GOALS
NEW TO FILM?·
Apply film concepts:
o Hourglass scene construction,
o Shot vocabulary
o Cutting on action
o Composing shots for depth
o Rule of thirds
Pitching ideas, Creating storyboards, group collaboration
Learn to use video cameras, microphones and editing software
ADVANCED FILM STUDENT?
Practise all the above, plus:
o Blocking and Rehearsing Scenes
o Exposure Triangle
o Exploration of Lenses and Depth
o Advanced Media Management Strategies
Use Digi-Cine Cameras, Professional Sound recording equipment
Learn and Practise advanced Editing techniques - animated text
LICENCES EARNED DURING THIS ASSIGNMENT (FOUNDATION YEAR):
LICENCES EARNED DURING THIS ASSIGNMENT (FOUNDATION YEAR):
Equipment Check Out
Tripod Apprentice
Camera Apprentice
Sound Apprentice
Data Wrangler Apprentice
Editing Apprentice
ADDITONAL LICENCES FOR INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED STUDENTS
ADDITONAL LICENCES FOR INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED STUDENTS
Equipment Check Out
Tripod Creator
Camera Creator
Sound Creator
CREATIVE OBSTRUCTIONS
CREATIVE OBSTRUCTIONS
Your film must include:
· A Theme - drawn from the hat or spin the wheel
· Genre - We’ll do a fun game to choose
· Hourglass Scene structure
· One location only
· At least one cut on action
· Rule of Thirds composition throughout
· At least one piece of music or sound effect
· A Title and Credits
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
PRODUCTION WORKFLOW
SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
Music and/or sound effects
Titles and credits
Peer feedback completed
Teacher review
Exported video
Uploaded to Vimeo
Presented during class screening
Self-assessment submitted
RESOURCE
RESOURCE
10 Shot Scene Workbook
10 Shot Scene Workbook.pdfPage updated
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