MACME Bournemouth January 2013
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The document discusses how media production practices in schools can promote social participation by cultivating critical thinking, creativity, and cultural awareness in students. It provides examples of projects students have worked on, such as animation, filmmaking, and editing, and emphasizes how the hands-on process of creating media helps develop technical skills as well as critical perspectives. Guidelines are given for an assignment where students will plan and film a 4 shot sequence that considers elements of mise-en-scene like staging, camera angles, and framing.
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core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
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population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
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significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
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to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
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centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
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MACME Bournemouth January 2013
- 1. The lure of the practical: from PRIMARY TO MA BFI secondary school film exercise – last week on the Southbank Teacher’s blog: http://filmclub.student.edutronic.net/
- 2. The lure of the practical: from PRIMARY TO MA Media PRODUCTION practices promote fuller social participation through cultivating: •critically informed choices •creative syntheses of raw materials •cultural awareness of ways to make meanings Year 7 Animation project Link to blog
- 3. The lure of the practical: from PRIMARY TO MA • mastery of a medium • intrinsic motivation • purpose (Daniel Pink, 2011, The surprising truth about what motivates us) Sharing and making new meanings is fine but it’s the editing process – working in the medium of time – where creative choices are made and a critical sense can be awakened Primary teachers learning how to edit at BFI How to nurture the critical perspective?
- 4. The lure of the practical: from PRIMARY TO MA Media mentor to provide the right conditions to facilitate a “synaesthetic experience” – the bringing together of different sensory modes to represent one medium through another (Sefton-Green, 2005 Timelines, Timeframes and Special Effects: software and creative media production (Education, Communication & Information Vol. 5) My blog: fashioningandflow.wordpress.com Year 7 boys filming verses of The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner with student teachers on the Southbank
- 5. Le Cinéma: Cent Ans de Jeunesse 2013 A film programme from the CinémathèqueFrançaise, Paris in partnership with British Film Institute (BFI) www.markreid1895.wordpress.com http://blog.cinematheque.fr/100ans 20122013/ Le Petit Fugitif, Maurice Engels, 1953 Photo : Pierre-Marie Goulet/Os Filhos de Lumière, 2011
- 6. Themes: Why move the camera? Light Colour Point of view Hiding andrevealing The role of the real in fiction themes
- 7. They practice: operating within set constraints taking action& having agencywith their own cultural capital playing withshots &collecting visual vocabulary Practice
- 8. They watch: a widerange of clips of unfamiliar films / genres their environment the frame watch
- 9. They reflect: on directorial & editing choices on different interpretations onambiguities reflect
- 10. 2013 Theme: La mise-en-scène (staging): 1) the situation - interplay between location, scene content and mood (site, scène, sentiment) 2)positioning &movement (la disposition) of elements/figures in a space eg. props, actors, décor 3)shooting configuration (l’attaque) comprising choice of Theme 2013 camera angle, camera distance, camera movement, framing, perspective
- 11. Film an awkward encounter in a constrained space in 4 shots (1 ½ mins. max) with consideration given to staging- a meshing of : people position / camera distance, movement, angle / framing You will have 15 minutes to plan and shoot The brief
- 12. Your clips will be posted on BFI/Cinémathèque project blog: markreid1895.wordpress.com and my blog: fashioningandflow.wordpress. com Compare your work the boys’ from London Nautical School: filmclub.student.edutronic.ne t The follow up
- 13. The lure of the practical: from PRIMARY TO MA Wong KarWai’sIn the Mood for Love – stairway scene...example of evocative staging: http://www.avclub.com/articles/ in-the-mood-for-love,65012/ (2:24 mins) LNS clip:https://markreid1895.wordp ress.com/2012/12/14/nautical- 4-shot-exercise/