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June 22nd, 2015

22/6/2015

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Cover work for Monday 22nd June 2015

We have recently been working on the language of film. We have looked at camera shots, angles and how these are edited together - including the transitions. Today's lesson is designed to consolidate that knowledge.
TASK 1 - Design a revision tool to help remember the key points about camera shots, angles, types of editing and transitions. This could take the form of flashcards, a quiz or a poster. Make it as interactive as possible and think about what will help you remember this information for your upcoming end of year examination.
TASK 2 - Consider how you would use shot types and editing to communicate the following short film idea. Write the scene out as a script detailing what shots would be used, what transitions would move you from shot to shot. Consider what moments you are using continuity editing and what moments you are using montage editing and choose shots and transitions accordingly.
              ¤Scene opens on a summer’s day with a man walking in a field. He plants a tree.
              ¤Over the years the man looks after the tree and it grows as he grows older.
              ¤The man has a son and brings him to the tree and they build a tree house. They play a game of King Arthur – escaping into an imaginary world.
              ¤The game finishes abruptly when the man falls out of the tree.
              ¤The son helps his father up and they walk into the sunset.
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June 17th, 2015

18/6/2015

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June 16th, 2015

17/6/2015

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June 09th, 2015

9/6/2015

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HOME LEARNING
Due: Monday 15th June 2015
* Complete the 4th task - analysing a short 5-10 second sequence form any film outlining what shot types are used and why. This should be completed in a table with screenshots of the sequence, identification of the shot types and a brief explanation of the effects of each shot and be printed out and brought to the lesson.
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June 02nd, 2015

3/6/2015

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Cover work for Tuesday 2nd June 2015

Tasks
1 - Write notes on PROPP'S CHARACTER FUNCTIONS THEORY as outlined in the presentation below.
2 - Using the document which is downloadable apply the theory to a film of your choice that you think fits the theory very well.
3 - Using another copy of the downloadable table apply the theory to either SPY vs. GUY or TEMPO that we have watched. As these films have less characters you may find some functions being carried out by the same character or may even have some missing. Consider carefully the reasons why you are assigning functions to certain characters.
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June 01st, 2015

1/6/2015

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Cover Work Monday 1st June 2015

1 - Watch the short film Spy vs. Guy. Youtube video included below.
2 - Using the narrative theories that we have studied (Strauss, Todorov and Freytag - the notes for which should be in your book and also in previous lessons on the blog) answer the question below. Remember to follow a Point - Evidence- Explain structure.
Question: "Spy Vs. Guy has an effective narrative." Do you agree with this statement? Support your answer by referring to appropriate narrative theories. 
Complete your response on a Pages document. It needs to be completed by the end of the lesson.
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