Making A Shot List

Now that we have worked on which shots to use, it is important that we understand the different types of shots.

Today you are required to make a shot list using this link. Remember, every shot needs to be listed in your shot list. 

Once you are done please upload the shot list onto your blog. 

Film Scavanger Hunt

You need to write a shot list using this shot list layout.  The better your shot list, the better your movie, the faster you work, the lower your post-production time. Before you shoot, please remember to secure your locations politely.     

 IDEA Scavenger Hunt 

• Fade up from 5 sec black on the first shot.

Fade to 5 sec black on the last shot.

No shot can be more than 3 sec long.  

Soundtrack with music from free play music for no more then 4 minutes and 10 seconds exactly.  

• FILIMG TIME LIMIT  - 20 minutes - IDEAS:  

Work  

Love  

Joy  

Water  

Youth  

Time  

Danger  

Hope  

Hypocrisy  

Choice 

SHOT CHECKLIST: 

EWS

ECU

CU

MCU
FS

Slow pan left

Slow pan right

Slow tilt up

Slow tilt down

Slow zoom in 

Slow zoom out 

Walk room

Head room 

TOTAL SHOTS: 30 

Your rubric for this assignment is here. 
Please make sure that you are working in your assigned groups.

Film Shot Assignment

For this assignment you will have one full class to complete and upload your answers to your blog.


We have all gone to the movies and seen a variety of different shots. However, do we know what the shots are called? Why do we use them?

Your assignment for today is to use this website for a list of standard shots. Using the internet you can access answers to the rest of the questions on this worksheet.

Elements and Principle Assignment

When we talk about design elements and principles, we are essentially describing the fundamental ideas of good visual design.

Remember, when we are talking about elements we are really talking about the ingredients that make a good photo. Those ingredients are:

Line, Shape, Color, Texture, Depth, Tone (value), Light and Positive and Negative Spaces

The principles are the recipes to the photos:

Balance, Emphasis, Repetition, Contrast, Unity and Harmony.

When these two are combined they make a perfect shot.

Here is your E&P Assignment

Typography Assignment

Typography is the style of printed matter. So, why is that important? Who reads anyway?
Baseline, Meanline, Cap Height.... What do any of these things mean?

If any of these questions have ever bothered you, today is your lucky day!

Today you are being asked to read the outline and then answer the questions on your assignment.

Click here for your outline and here for your assignment.

 

Visual Composition Assignment

We recently went over how composition is the placement or arrangement of visual elements or ingredients in a work of art. Essentially, it's putting things together so they are pleasing to the eye.

We also reviewed what the Rule of Thirds is and how important compositional elements need to be placed along these lines or intersections to create the frames more exciting.

Taking what we have learned from our composition powerpoint shown in class, click here for your next assignment.

Film Study

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Assignment

Welcome to Film!


Your first assignment is this:

Film Study