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The document discusses the assignment expectations for Film #1 in COM 497 which includes reviewing the grading rubric, learning about composition basics like the rule of thirds and linear perspective, and staging a scene. It provides information on three ways to think about composing shots: 1) the rule of thirds vs. the golden ratio, 2) the x, y, and z axis, and 3) linear perspective. A brief history of linear perspective and its influence is given along with a video explaining it in under two minutes. Next, students will learn about staging from Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo" and the next class will involve checking film projects and learning about vlogging.
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Week 5 com 497
- 1. COM 497:WEEK 5 GOING OVER ASSIGNMENT FOR FILM #1 COMPOSITION BASICS VLOGGING CREWING UP FOR: FILM #1
- 2. FIRST: LET’S GO OVERTHE ASSIGNMENT EXPECTATIONS, PARAMETERS AND GRADING RUBRIC FOR FILM #1 BLACKBOARD > ASSIGNMENTS
- 3. COMPOSINGYOUR FRAME THREEWAYSTOTHINK ABOUT COMPOSINGYOUR SHOTS 1. RULE OFTHIRDS vs.THE GOLDEN RATIO 2. X/Y/Z AXIS 3. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE
- 4. 1. RULE OFTHIRDS vs GOLDEN RATIO
- 7. 3. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE In 1435, Leon Batista, poet, architect, writer, and painter created a short, 110 Page document that had a profound Influence on Renaissance Painters. The book, ON PAINTING, goes into detail about ideas and rules as to the use of color, composition and light that are naturally pleasing to the eye. One of the most profoundly influential Theories he had was that of Linear Perspective. Now let’s watch a one minute video summing up thousands of years of human artistic perspective by a guy in his 20s who is slightly out of focus, but otherwise super smart.
- 8. LINEAR PERSPECTIVE EXPLAINED IN UNDERTWO MINUTES
- 9. NOW LET’S LEARN A BIT ABOUT STAGING FROMTHE MASTER…
- 10. STAGINGA SCENE: ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S ‘VERTIGO’
- 11. NEXT CLASS… - CHECKING INWITH PROJECTS -VLOGGING