Unit 1 - Filmmaking 101
Task 1 - The Basics On Set:
Task 2 - Shot Size, Type & Angle:
Task 3 - Mise En Scene:
Task 4 - Rule Of Thirds, 180 Degree Rule:
Task 5 - Editing:
Final Editing Project:
Task 2 - Shot Size, Type & Angle:
Unit 7 - Studio Production
3 Types of Studio Production: Live (film and distributed live) Live To Tape (live studio audience as well as being taped to distribute later for tv consumption) Pre-Produced (filmed within a studio but it's not live, it's released later) Task 1 - Analysis: Task 2 - Research: - Shot Types/Angles/Sizes: For the shot types we would need (medium shots, master shots, different types of crowd shots etc.) the master shot would be our fail safe, if we need anything that we haven’t got a close up for; it will have been captured by the master shot. The Close Ups/Medium shots will be used to capture dialogue (or conversation) between two characters, focusing in on one character as they speak. Then cutting to the next shot as the other character speaks their line (this will be done in editing after the show has been filmed). I have come to this conclusion from watching and analysing National Theatre Live performance clips on YouTube and figuring out that this was...
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