FILMP/MEDP 160
Spring 2016
Prof. Anderson, Prof. Thakur
Final Project
Continuity Scene
Storyboard due: Lab 10
Filming: Lab 11
Editing: Labs 12 and 13
Completed video due: end of Lab 13
Create a scene with a clear beginning, middle and end, using one actor. Your storyboard
will have no more than 6-8 panels. Remember, each panel equals one shot only.
You MUST include a change of direction. You can fit a POV in the
sequence, it's optional. You will base this on the shooting and editing principles
you have learned for continuity editing.
There will be no dialogue. You may add music or sound effects in Premiere.
You will work with a partner, each person will submit his/her own idea. You will
storyboard, shoot and edit your own video. Your partner will act in your scene. Both
you and your partner will shoot both your videos in the same location on the Hunter
campus, during one lab period. The editing will be completed in one lab session, and
uploaded to vimeo or youtube.
Before shooting, you will workshop your storyboard with your lab instructor the week
before.
If you wish to shoot in the library, you’ll need clearance beforehand.
You’ll use the school’s video cameras and editing stations. Using outside equipment is
not permitted.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Blog #3 Relationships Between Shots
MEDP/FILMP 160
SPRING 2016
BLOG POST #3: Relationships Between Shots
For this assignment, you will pick a section of linear media (any genre) and examine the way it is constructed. Pick an example where you think the editing has made a significant contribution to the storytelling and the feel of the piece. What is the relationship of the sounds to the images? Of the images to one another? How are the shots organized in terms of their content, composition, color,
movement, etc.? What determines how long the shots are and what order they are placed in? It there a “right” place to cut or not to cut? Are the cuts seamless or obvious? Why?
You should choose a short piece of media (2-3 minutes) you can watch several times, so preferably it will be available online or on DVD. Providing a link within your blog to the media, or embedding a clip (if you are able to – analyzing a piece of media allows you to reproduce it under the Fair Use aspects of Copyright Law) would be great but is not required.
250 Words
Due in Lab #10
SPRING 2016
BLOG POST #3: Relationships Between Shots
For this assignment, you will pick a section of linear media (any genre) and examine the way it is constructed. Pick an example where you think the editing has made a significant contribution to the storytelling and the feel of the piece. What is the relationship of the sounds to the images? Of the images to one another? How are the shots organized in terms of their content, composition, color,
movement, etc.? What determines how long the shots are and what order they are placed in? It there a “right” place to cut or not to cut? Are the cuts seamless or obvious? Why?
You should choose a short piece of media (2-3 minutes) you can watch several times, so preferably it will be available online or on DVD. Providing a link within your blog to the media, or embedding a clip (if you are able to – analyzing a piece of media allows you to reproduce it under the Fair Use aspects of Copyright Law) would be great but is not required.
250 Words
Due in Lab #10
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