The document discusses planning considerations for a two-shot conversation video. It explains the 180-degree rule, which states that two characters should always maintain the same left/right relationship to each other within a scene. It provides an example of a two-shot conversation setup following the 180-degree rule. The document also discusses match on action editing and provides examples of how it can be used. It describes different camera shots and angles that could be used, including storyboards and scripts that were drafted and later revised.

1. By : Ramina Arlauskaite

2. My Brainstorming and rough ideas
Talks about
A two shot school
conversation.
Planning ideas for
Preliminary Task
Editing the video
Camera shots in
different ways

3. 180 Degree rule is ?..
 The 180° rule is a basic guideline in film
making that states that two
characters in the same scene should
always have the same left/right
relationship to each other.
An example how a
for example 180 is about A Two shot 180 Degree looks
conversation between two people should like have a Two shot
Conversation.
be facing right at all times, Shifting to
the other side of the characters on a
cut, so other character A is now on the
left side and B is on the right, will
disorient the viewer, and break the flow
of the scene using cutting A to B
switching places on the screen,.

4. How will you consider this in your planning?
 Character A
 I will be consider for my own  Camera Moves around
planning such as making planning filming them.
task doing brainstorms and adding
up new ideas. When I will filmmaking
it, i will make shots to appear
realistic and smooth with a
consistent line of action, the
filmmaker will follow the 180-
degree rule. This will make sure
that each shot matches up with the
shot before it as long as the
invisible axis is not crossed.
I will Consider two characters
speaking to one another while facing
each other. Their direction of vision is  Character B  180 degree
the sightline. For instance, Character Two shot conversation
A is on the left side of the frame
speaking to Character B on the right

5. Match on Action
Match on Action - is where multiple
shots of the same action are
converged together,.
for example you could have
someone walking out of a building,
throughout this it could consist of
a point of view shot and a wide
shot to show the continuous action.
Match on Action means that when
A Snap shot coming in the room ( Action)
something happens in the scene
then when there is a cut the same
piece of action must be going on.
An example of
editing a video
turn to a match
Action.

6. How will you consider this in your planning?
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8. Storyboard ( draft 1 )

9. Storyboard ( final)

10. Storyboard changes
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11. Script (draft 1)

12. Script ( final)

13. Script changes
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14. Evaluation
Planning for Preliminary Task