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Final Exam

LEARNING TARGETS
 Understand Shot Types and Shot Sequencing
Match the Action in a Shot Sequence.
Use Appropriate Shot Types in a Shot Sequence.
Demonstrate good video composition.
 

TUESDAY

Finish and Turn in
ABCs of Media
Title(s) with Color Matte
Transitions
BG Sound

WEDNESDAY


STEP ONE: Discuss Shot Types.
Watch a SpongeBob episode.

STEP TWO: Talk About the 3 major shot types and what they are primarily used for in making video.

STEP THREE: Pick your favorite 3 movies.  Create a 4-slide presentation that includes a CU, MS and WS from each movie you selected.  For example if you image-search for "Forrest Gump Close Up" -  you get a lot of great images.  You just need 1 of each type.

STEP FOUR: Turn it in to my Google Classroom site at

http://classroom.google.com

 

 

THURSDAY/FRIDAY

TEN THINGS TO REMEMBER - COMPOSITION

In GROUPS of 2 or 3, Get the shots listed below. AS you are shooting them, have a group member say what is happening. For example, as you are shooting the first shot say or have someone say “This is our example of the rule of thirds.” Make sure you get plenty of footage, since you will be able to edit your video.

(Take a picture of these instructions with your phone)

1 - A good example of the RULE OF THIRDS.

2 - A good example of HEAD ROOM.

3 - A good example of NOSE ROOM.

4 - The proper use of PEOPLE SPACING

5 - A good example of proper LEAD ROOM.

6 - A example of a DISTRACTING BACKGROUND.

7 - SHOOTING UP ON A SUBJECT to show power.

8 - SHOOTING DOWN ON A SUBJECT to show vulnerability.

9 - An example of a TRUCKING SHOT

10  An example of a PAN (motivated) and a TILT (motivated)

Don’t worry if you make a mistake - you will be able to edit.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 CONTACT MR. PATTY

jeremy.patty@pcls.net

440-392-5138