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This document contains instructions and tasks for students to film a sequence where one student infects others with a sneeze. The tasks involve using different camera shots and angles in both a single long take and a continuity sequence with camera movement. Students are to complete a worksheet identifying key cinematic techniques, their purpose, and genre associations. They are then to film the infection sequence using various shots within a single long take with no edits. The second task has them repeat the sequence but using continuity editing with camera repositioning between shots. The document concludes with homework assignments to create online portfolios and practice different shots.
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- 1. Worksheet 1: Genre & Conventions Complete the grid to describe and explain the key features you have used to create your story Key Feature:Mise- en-scene Pass Identify & Describe Pass Genre Associated Merit Explain purpose Location Costume Props Lighting & Colour Characters Task 2: Infection 1-take filming task A student sneezes and one by one infects everyone else. Using a combination of shots below, you have 20 shots to show me how you all get infected. Follow the sneeze...this is filmed in 1 Long Take (No Edits) Key Feature: Camera Pass Identify & Describe Pass Show example Merit Explain purpose Close Up Extreme Close Up Long Shot (establishing shot) Mid Shot Over the Shoulder Shot Point of view
- 2. High Angle Low Angle Assessment: What are the key features of filming a sequence Task 3: Infection Continuity Filming Now repeat the exercise WITHOUT MOVING THE CAMERA but re-positioning the camera to get the shots you need. Think about where you will put your shots for effect. Assessment: Discuss the differences between a Long Take and Continuity sequences Key Feature: Editing Identify & Describe Long Take Continuity Explain purpose Long Take Continuity Pace Variety of shots Understand story Homework: Create Blogger Blog & YouTube Channel Practice the shot types and angles on your phones and upload to your blog Type up the worksheet into paragraphs for each example