Movie-Making Techniques
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Presentation for students at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) iPad Science Camp. July, 2011
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Movie-Making Techniques
- 1. Movie-Making Techniques By Steve Katz KAIST iPad Camp July 25-27, 2011
- 3. Planning • Topic • Plan • Storyboard • Write
- 5. Props & Costumes • Can make or break your movie
- 7. Filming • Stability • Sound • Lighting • Transitions • Test shot
- 9. Shots • Task: Film 3 types of shots per group • http://bit.ly/kaist • Be prepared to share
- 11. Movie-Making Techniques By Steve Katz KAIST iPad Camp July 25-27, 2011
Editor's Notes
- KIS teacher, ADE, author of TWV, MS experience\n
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- Topic is your pitch to buy the product. Benefits, facts\nPlan - 3 parts of an essay. Don’t say, “I’m going to...” \nSB - Be detailed. Variety of shots.\nTell a story!\n\n
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- Scientist, construction worker, \nTurbine\nImages or footage from another site?\nImagine this next vid if the students just explained on camera...\n
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- Quiet location - test shot\nWatch the next vid for a variety of shots.\n\n
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- Get creative with angles.\n
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- KIS teacher, ADE, author of TWV, MS experience\n