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Edwin S. Porter was a pioneering American film director born in 1870 in Pennsylvania who directed the 1903 western film The Great Train Robbery. The 11-minute film consisted of 20 separate shots and was innovative for its time in using a variety of scenes and angles. It featured a shot of a bandit firing directly at the camera that startled audiences. The Great Train Robbery toured the United States for 7 years and was the premier attraction of the first nickelodeon in 1905, cementing Porter's status as a pioneer of early cinema.
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- Newspaper front pages use photographs to illustrate stories and grab readers' attention.
- Magazine covers feature photographs of authors and celebrities to promote issues.
- Music album and CD covers prominently display photographs of artists.
- DVD covers often include photographs of main actors to promote films.
- Book covers sometimes feature photographs of authors to identify content.
- Instruction manuals sometimes incorporate photographs to demonstrate procedures.
- Billboards and websites use photographs in advertising and promotion across media.
TASK 1A
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TASK 1C
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
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All the images mentioned in 'See What You're Missing'
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My storyboard for a sword fight scene with lightsabers
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Edwin s porter
- 1. Edwin S Porter The Great Train Robbery
- 2. Clip
- 3. Bio Edwin S Porter was born on april the 27th in 1870. He was born in connellsville, pennsylvania. He died in april 30th 1941. At the start of his life he lived in connellsville, pennsylvania, where he went to school. He then travelled to new york to pursue his film director dream. He travelled through the west indies and south america. During his trips he promoted his creations by showing his films in fairgrounds and open fields.
- 4. Great train overview The one-reel film, with the running time of 11 minutes was put together by Edwin S porter. It was filmed in 20 separate shots. But the shot that caught the most attention was the shot of the bandit shooting the gun at the camera. No earlier film has created such a variety of scenes. The film toured around the united states for 7 years. In 1905 it was the premier attraction for the first nickelodeon.
- 5. Great train robbery in depth In the great train robbery there wasn't many different types of shots. There was loads of jump shots, for example when the bandits were getting off and on the train. And there was also many longshots, the longshots can be seen in scenes where the bandits are confronting people or rallying up the hostiles. In the film, there was special effects added when gunshots were being let off. Edwin S Porter created a smoke bomb and when the gun went off the bomb created smoke.