Hi everyone
Today for class we are meeting to discuss your Preliminary Task! You are going to work in partners to create an opening sequence.
Today's work is to brainstorm an idea with your partner. Scribble it on paper but create a neat version that will be uploaded to your blog. Then you are going to make your way through the list below for next week's classwork.
Your Preliminary Task brief is as follows;
BRIEF:
Create a short scene (around 1.30mins) in an action-thriller that has the following elements;
- 180' Rule
- Shot-reverse-shot
- Match-on-action
- continuity editing
- at least 2 characters
- at least 2 lines of dialogue
- a chase scene of some sort
- a character opening a door and coming into a room/ building to demonstrate your understanding of match-on-action.
- iconography, codes and conventions that make your media text recognisable to the viewer as belonging to the genre you're creating.
Here's what you need to use as a checklist:
TASK PLANNING:
For now you should have started completing the following and have a list of these incorporated into your planning entry on your blog.
- Brainstorm
- Storyboard
- Script
- Location
- Props & Costumes - list them, source them, bring them in
- Possible Talent - choose and approach for willingness and availability on the day
- Filming day options - finalise and CONFIRM WITH TALENT
- Conventions you intend to employ, and rationale
- Callsheet for talent - make it simple for them so they know what they need to bring
- Shot list for yourselves - this helps you plan out how you will manage your time
- Group roles - who will do what on the day? Who will act as timekeeper? Director? Cam-op?
- Equipment list - plan NOW what you'll need; don't be scrambling on the day
- Principles of continuity plan (180' Rule/ match on action and shot-reverse-shot) (p.33 coursebook)
All of this will feed your Creative Critical Reflection, which we will discuss more fully at a later time. For now, get your planning ready and get filming! :)
Have fun and please ask questions as you go.
- T. Bianca
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