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The document outlines a student's pre-production work for a horror film called "Check Up Night" about a young boy investigating the source of a zombie-like virus outbreak at a local hospital. It also lists two additional potential horror film ideas, proposed props and locations including a house, park and road, crew members for filming and editing, and necessary technical equipment like video editing software and a camera.
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Key figures in the development of stop motion
Willis O'Brien was a pioneer in stop motion animation who developed the technique of moving model parts individually between frames to create realistic movement. Ray Harryhausen was also influential in stop motion and brought visual strength to the technique, changing audience perception. He worked with Willis O'Brien and others on films like Mighty Joe Young. Jan Svankmajer was a stop motion artist from Prague who studied puppetry and began making short films in the 1960s, eventually adapting Alice in Wonderland into a feature film in 1988.
Key figures in the development of stop motion
Willis O'Brien was a pioneer in stop motion animation who developed the technique of moving model parts individually between frames to create realistic movement. Ray Harryhausen was also influential in stop motion and brought visual strength to the technique, changing audience perception. He worked with Willis O'Brien and others on films like Mighty Joe Young. Jan Svankmajer was a stop motion artist from Prague who studied puppetry and began making short films in the 1960s, eventually adapting Alice in Wonderland into a feature film in 1988.
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Joseph Plateau invented the phenakistoscope in 1832, creating the illusion of movement using a spinning disk with drawings of incremental changes. William Horner then created the zoetrope in 1834, improving on Plateau's design by allowing multiple viewers and not requiring a mirror. Emile Muybridge pioneered stop motion photography in the 1870s, inspiring scientists like Edison and Marey. Edison then invented the kinetoscope in the late 1880s, allowing moving images to be viewed individually through a viewer. The Lumiere brothers created the cinematographe in 1895, which could both film and project movies, making motion pictures available to mass audiences.
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Joseph Plateau created the phenakistoscope in 1832, which was the first device to demonstrate moving images using a spinning disk with drawings that created the illusion of motion. William Horner then invented the zoetrope in 1834, improving on Plateau's design by making it more portable and viewable by multiple people simultaneously. Emile Muybridge's photographic studies of animal motion inspired scientists like Edison and Marey. Edison then created the kinetoscope in the late 1880s, which was the first device to show moving images to the public using film strips on a wax cylinder. The Lumiere brothers were inspired by the kinetoscope and created the cinematographe in 1895, which could
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Joseph Plateau created the phenakistoscope in 1832, which was the first device to demonstrate moving images using a spinning disk with drawings that created the illusion of motion. William Horner then invented the zoetrope in 1834, improving on Plateau's design by making it more portable and viewable by multiple people simultaneously. Emile Muybridge's photographic studies of animal locomotion in the 1870s inspired scientists like Edison and Marey. Edison went on to create the kinetoscope in the late 1880s, allowing moving images to be viewed individually through a viewer. The Lumiere brothers were inspired by the kinetoscope and created the cinematographe in 1895, which could both film
Unit 33 Stop Motion
This document provides instructions for a unit on stop motion animation production. It outlines learning outcomes which include understanding stop motion techniques and development, devising and producing a stop motion animation with soundtrack, and evaluating audience responses. Students are asked to watch video examples, research stop motion pioneers for a presentation, and create blog posts explaining techniques, key developers, and contemporary works in stop motion animation. Assessment criteria focus on correctly explaining techniques and development.
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Pre production powerpoint
Katie invites her friends Lucy and Alex over for a sleepover while her parents go out for the night. During the sleepover, the girls hear a loud bang upstairs when no one else is home. Their phone calls won't connect and the home phone rings mysteriously. They investigate but find nothing, though a window is now open that Katie had closed earlier.
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Pre production powerpoint.
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The build up
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Media screenshots
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Emma research
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Media presentation.
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Photo shot types
This document lists different types of camera shots including medium shots, extreme close up shots, long shots, close up shots, high angle shots, low angle shots, and extreme long shots that can be used in filmmaking and visual storytelling. The shots are listed multiple times, suggesting they could be used at different points throughout a video or film.
Media coursework
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Camera shots ppt
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- 1. Pre-Production course workJordan Whynn
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- 3. Idea 1 for original horror film This was the idea that I chose to write my script on.
- 4. Idea 2 for original horror film This is my second idea for a horror film
- 5. Idea 3 for original horror film This is my 3rd idea for a Horror movie.
- 6. Props and location Fake blood 50 p Locations House Park Road
- 7. Persons list Jordan-Camera man Sound man- Liam Light man- Jake Editor-Huseyin 5 main characters- Huseyin , Liam, Jordan, Jake , Heet
- 8. Tech equip list Sony vegas 10 After effects w/plugins Photoshop Camera Microphone/Boom Computer
- 9. Storyboard