Replicating an Artist
Guidelines:
1.Choose a movie scene from the list.
2.Now you are going to recreate that exact same scene.
3.You need to use the same lines, resemble the same characters, and same ANGLES!!!
4.You need to somehow come up with a location that is similar or closely related.
5.You can only work in groups of 3 or less. But you can ask others to help you out with your scene because a lot of you will need extras. Choose people that you have worked good with already. You should not pull the entire weight of the group.
6.This will be shot 100% at school.
For this assignment you are going to choose a scene from a movie from the list in my handouts. Only 1 group can do each movie. Once you know what movie you want let me know ASAP. Once it is gone it is gone!
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
People Photos
Portrait Photography
For the next lesson you will be taking photos of people. Let's take a look at some tips to taking photos of people.
CLICK HERE - 10 ways to take stunning portraits
CLICK HERE - Portrait Photography tips
Guidelines for this lesson: DUE Monday, November 17th
Pay attention to the following rules:
* The rule of Thirds
* Depth of Field
* Lighting
* Unique Angles-Ones you have never seen but are relatable.
* Be a directive in telling your subject how to move/position, how to smile
and exactly what you want them to do.
You will need to take the following photo angles all due next Monday:
1. Head Shot
2. Profile View
3. Full Body
4. Multiple People
5. Midview Shot
6. Fit to Frame
*20 photos of : Head shots
Tips - Location can add to head shots
- Play with the person looking into the camera and
in different directions, just past the camera
- Make sure you are in focus
- Take a ton of pictures

*20 photos of : Profile View (side view)
Tips - Take photos from both sides
- Take pictures on a small angle and all the
way to the side too.
*20 photos of : Full body (no standing straight up and down)
Tips -The whole body needs to be in the frame,
but not too far back
-Do not cut anything off (hands, feet , etc)
-Environment
-Unique perspectives
*20 photos of : Multiple People
Tips -Tell a story between 2 or more people or
-Show an emotion
-People in action (doing something)
-Think about the environment with the
message you are trying to portray.

*10 photos of : Mid shot views
Tips - Make the background part of your composition.
- Shoot from different angles
- Patterned backgrounds can help
- Show 1/2 of the body (ish)
*10 photos of : Fit to Frame shots
Tips - Get CLOSE, REAL CLOSE!!!
- Your subject should go off the page on 3-4 edges
For the next lesson you will be taking photos of people. Let's take a look at some tips to taking photos of people.
CLICK HERE - 10 ways to take stunning portraits
CLICK HERE - Portrait Photography tips
Guidelines for this lesson: DUE Monday, November 17th
Pay attention to the following rules:
* The rule of Thirds
* Depth of Field
* Lighting
* Unique Angles-Ones you have never seen but are relatable.
* Be a directive in telling your subject how to move/position, how to smile
and exactly what you want them to do.
You will need to take the following photo angles all due next Monday:
1. Head Shot
2. Profile View
3. Full Body
4. Multiple People
5. Midview Shot
6. Fit to Frame
*20 photos of : Head shots
Tips - Location can add to head shots
- Play with the person looking into the camera and
in different directions, just past the camera
- Make sure you are in focus
- Take a ton of pictures
*20 photos of : Profile View (side view)
Tips - Take photos from both sides
- Take pictures on a small angle and all the
way to the side too.
Tips -The whole body needs to be in the frame,
but not too far back
-Do not cut anything off (hands, feet , etc)
-Environment
-Unique perspectives
Tips -Tell a story between 2 or more people or
-Show an emotion
-People in action (doing something)
-Think about the environment with the
message you are trying to portray.
*10 photos of : Mid shot views
Tips - Make the background part of your composition.
- Shoot from different angles
- Patterned backgrounds can help
- Show 1/2 of the body (ish)
*10 photos of : Fit to Frame shots
Tips - Get CLOSE, REAL CLOSE!!!
- Your subject should go off the page on 3-4 edges
Monday, November 3, 2014
BLOG SITE and Film Footage
Here is what I want you to work on for the next 4 days.
1-Create your own Blogsite
2-Create a short video with all 19 clips and put them into imovie with
subtitle sections and audio
Blogsite Guidelines:
Footage Video Guidelines:
You must include all 19 clips of footage into a short video. In between each stations footage you must have a slide title telling me what section of footage you are in. You must add music as an overlay and mute all footage audio. You can do this all in IMovie.
CAMERA STATIONS:
1. Angles
Eye level
Low Level
High Level
2. Composition
Rule of thirds
Symmetry
Lead Lines
Leadroom
3. Lighting
Secretive
Suspense
Scared/Frightened
4. Camera Movement #1
Panning
Tilt
Different depths of field
5. Camera Movement #2
Dolly Around
Dolly-Zoom in and out
Dolly with a pan
6. Conversation Shots
Over the shoulder
Face to face
Panning around
1-Create your own Blogsite
2-Create a short video with all 19 clips and put them into imovie with
subtitle sections and audio
Blogsite Guidelines:
Making your Blog Sites
You will be creating your own Blog site that showcases your best work
that you have created in Intro to Film/Photography. I have listed in
detail exactly what I want in your Blog sites below. It will look
similar to mine, but it will be all yours-like a personal online
portfolio of all the wonderful things that you have and will create in
this Intro class. We will take a look at
your Blog site for a grade 4 times throughout the school year.
Due by Monday 11/10/14
I will sit down and review these with you on Monday 1 on 1.
1. You will need to have 5 different pages.
1. Home page-This page should have a picture that describes who you are and
explain what your site is all about
2. Photos' Page- here you will put what you believe are your
best photos that you have created in this class. You will choose a
photo add it and then write a caption about the piece that you put onto
your blog. In the caption I want you to talk about the piece a little
bit-describe the piece or the assignment and then talk about the good
qualities to the photo.
3. Photoshop page-here you can put larger assignments like the
banner that was made solely in Photoshop. You will have other
assignments that you create throughout the school year to add to this
section too.
4. Films Page-I know we have not made it here yet, but you will need this page soon enough.
5. Personal Philosophy/views on Filmmaking and Photography-here you
will write what you think is important when it comes to Photography and
Filmmaking. I want to hear your voice on your views of what you believe
are good qualities to filmmaking and Photography. I want to hear your
views and how they will change throughout the school year. You will be
adding to this throughout the school year. (of course having a photo on
this page would make it more interesting as well)
You can make this a tips page if you would like-be creative, make it fun.
Footage Video Guidelines:
You must include all 19 clips of footage into a short video. In between each stations footage you must have a slide title telling me what section of footage you are in. You must add music as an overlay and mute all footage audio. You can do this all in IMovie.
CAMERA STATIONS:
1. Angles
Eye level
Low Level
High Level
2. Composition
Rule of thirds
Symmetry
Lead Lines
Leadroom
3. Lighting
Secretive
Suspense
Scared/Frightened
4. Camera Movement #1
Panning
Tilt
Different depths of field
5. Camera Movement #2
Dolly Around
Dolly-Zoom in and out
Dolly with a pan
6. Conversation Shots
Over the shoulder
Face to face
Panning around
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