1. English Through Movies
Class 13

2. Cinematography
(How the camera
Is used) 8
Filmstrip
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3. Cinematography (How the camera is used)

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12. PICTURE
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13. Cinematography (How the camera is used)

14. Cinematic Codes: Setting- the location/ set of a film
Props- the equipment within the set/ used in the story
Costume and make-up – what characters wear
Lighting- how lighting is used on-screen
Performance- how the actors share the story
Cinematography – way the camera is used
Special effect (SFX)- how digital technology is used
Editing- how the film is altered/ cut/ put together after filming
Sound- how sound is used both inside a scene and when added afterwards

15. THREE main things to think about when planning a shot:
Useful Cinematography Vocabulary
Shot-(take) a single uninterrupted image on screen
Cut- change between two different shots
THREE main things to think about when planning a shot:
FRAMING- the choices made about what to include in the ‘frame’ (shot) and what to exclude
ANGLE- the position of the camera when filming- how the camera is tilted
MOVEMENT- if/how the camera moves

16. FRAMING Extreme Long Shot Close-up Medium Shot Long Shot
Show clip from Love Actually. What kind of shots do you think are mostly used in this movie? 20mins
Long Shot
Extreme Close Up

17. ANGLE High-angle shot Birds-eye view Low-angle shot Canted angle
Show scene in presidents office when he talks to Natalie ( )/ or when sam and dad talk (30mins)
Point of view shot
Eye-level shot/
straight on shot
Canted angle

18. Camera Movement Pan Track Tilt crane shot establishing shot whip-pan
Dolly
Zoom
Show radio station scene or scene in presidents office for PAN example. After show first 10mins of 28 days later. Then apps video.

19. Storyboard
A storyboard is a way of planning your film prior to filming. It is similar to a comic strip where each frame represents a shot. A storyboard helps the director and camera crew to visualize the ‘flow’ of the film, ensuring that there are enough sequences to create the whole story. By creating a storyboard, shots can be filmed out of sequence and then edited together in their correct order during the post production process. A storyboard can only be completed once you have the outline of your story finished.

20. Storyboard What is included in a storyboard?
A hand-drawn sketch of the action for each time the camera is turned on and off
A brief description of the action
An indication of the type of camera angles and shot sizes needed to film

21. Making movies with a Smartphone….

22. Your Movie
The rest of the class is time you can use to work on your movie.