Monday, 22 June 2009
Lesson Objective
My lesson objective for today is to edit the footage I shot last week in order to fulfil Assessment Objective 3.
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Screenplay
Version 1
16/06/09
Group Number 1
John Booth (3132), Haley Tranfield(4034), Rebecca Martin
(3688) , Stacey Duty (3312)
Block Number
Int. Corridor - Day
Mary is seen walking down a corridor, before their purse
drops our of their pocket. Alex, shocked, sees the purse
and goes to pick it up. Alex follows Mary, calling out.
Alex: Hey! You dropped your wallet.
Mary: Oh, thanks. I didn’t notice.
Alex: Don’t thank me, its what I do.
Alex and Mary exit.
Fin.
16/06/09
Group Number 1
John Booth (3132), Haley Tranfield(4034), Rebecca Martin
(3688) , Stacey Duty (3312)
Block Number
Int. Corridor - Day
Mary is seen walking down a corridor, before their purse
drops our of their pocket. Alex, shocked, sees the purse
and goes to pick it up. Alex follows Mary, calling out.
Alex: Hey! You dropped your wallet.
Mary: Oh, thanks. I didn’t notice.
Alex: Don’t thank me, its what I do.
Alex and Mary exit.
Fin.
Introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio- Video Task Shot List
1. Describe what you will need to show in order to tell this story. Make a detailed list of the shot types and editing techniques you will need to use.
2. Why are you using each of these techniques and what meaning will they produce for the viewer?
2. Why are you using each of these techniques and what meaning will they produce for the viewer?
Tuesday, 16 June 2009
Video Task
- Establishing shot of the corridor to set the scene
- Medium shot of person A as they will be dropping the item
- Insert shot of the purse that they have just dropped
- Close up of person B as they see the purse being dropped
- Insert shot of the purse on the floor
- Reaction shot of person B
- Shot stays on person B as they go to pick the purse up, this will pan across as they walk
- Insert shot of purse, showing the hand grabbing it
- Over the shoulder shot of person B giving person A the purse
- Master shot showing them both, person A thanking person B
- Same shot showing them leaving
Stacey, Haley, John and Rebecca
- Medium shot of person A as they will be dropping the item
- Insert shot of the purse that they have just dropped
- Close up of person B as they see the purse being dropped
- Insert shot of the purse on the floor
- Reaction shot of person B
- Shot stays on person B as they go to pick the purse up, this will pan across as they walk
- Insert shot of purse, showing the hand grabbing it
- Over the shoulder shot of person B giving person A the purse
- Master shot showing them both, person A thanking person B
- Same shot showing them leaving
Stacey, Haley, John and Rebecca
Monday, 15 June 2009
Introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio- Lesson Objectives
1. Complete a screenplay for my introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio Video Task.
2. Complete a storyboard for my introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio Video Task.
2. Complete a storyboard for my introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio Video Task.
Introduction to Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio- Assessment Objectives
The purpose of this unit is firstly to assess your ability to plan and construct media products using appropriate technical and creative skills (AO3); secondly to assess your ability to apply knowledge and understanding in evaluating your own work, showing how meanings and responses are created (AO2); and finally to assess your ability to undertake, apply and present appropriate research (AO4).
The unit requires you to engage with contemporary media technologies, giving you the opportunity to develop your own skills in these technologies. It also enables you to develop the skills of presentation that are required for further study at higher levels and in the workplace.
The unit requires you to engage with contemporary media technologies, giving you the opportunity to develop your own skills in these technologies. It also enables you to develop the skills of presentation that are required for further study at higher levels and in the workplace.
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