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A narrative description of the film as the author "sees" it is called
Film treatment
Three basic elements in the construction of the shooting script
Shot, scene, sequence
What are the modes of response?(2)
Objectivity, Subjectivity.
What appears before the eye
Objectivity (analysis)
What appears beyond the eye
Subjectivity(interpretation)
How film differs from other arts:(5)
1. A community art
2.Reliance on technology
3. Reliance on economic success
4. Art form of 20th century
5.no instant feedback
Factors in creating the illusion of motion in motion pictures(3)
1.Phase pictures (frame)
2. Intermittent Motion
3.Persistance of vision -
Persistance of vision is?
Ability of the retina of the eye to retain an image for a fraction of a second after the object has disapeared.
What is a film experience a question of?
Emotional response.
Four major stages of work in doing a film are(4)
1.Pre-production planning
2. production
3. Post-production
4. Distribution / exhibition
What is production?
That period of time when we re actually shooting the film.
Five "legs" of film making
1. Script
2. Camera
3. Sound
4. director
5. editing
Treatments for firlms include (4 things)
1.Discription of major characters in depth
2. plot outline
3. discription of the major sequences
4. writers comments on the film
Two steps in writing for film
1.Treatment
2. Shooting script
What is plot?
The action of the film, the ecents, what happens.
What is Theme?
the meaning; authors message; idea
Shooting scripts include:(3)
1. Character descriptions
2. setting
3. dialogue
Script breakdown(3)
1.Needs list (personnel, physical)
2. Shooting schedule
3. Budget
What is the visual composition of film?(3)
1. Placement of people within the frame
2. Movement of people within the frame
3. movement of frame itself
What is the writers job?
To develope characters and progress the plot
Major function of the director?
Visual composition
Types of film stock
Fast film (very sensitive to light)
Slow film (less sensitive to light
Differences in film stock (4)
1.size
2. type
3. grain content
4. contrast
terms / concepts for the Shooting Procedure (4)
1. Single camera
2. Multiple takes
3. shooting out of sequence
4. acting problems
Types of acting problems (3)
1. repition of performance
2. performing in small bit of time
3. out of sequence
What is a take?
a single attempt to photograph a shot, take number indicates the number of times we have photographed the same scene
Reasons of multiple takes (2)
1. acting problems
2. technicle problems
Properties of fast film (5)
1. higher ASA number
2. more sensitive to light
3. needs less light for exposure
4. composed of larger grains
5. has a low capacity to show contrasts
Two types of lighting?
1. Natural
2. Artificial
Elements of lighting (3)
1.Intensity = quantity
2. character =quality
3. Direction
What is the major reponsibility of the cinematographer
Lighting
Where are films made? (2)
1.Studio (sound stage, backlot)
2.on location (exterior, interior)
Most efficient place to shoot a film?
The Studio
Sound that is recorded in sync
(2)
1.dialogue
2. SFX
sound that is recorded post-sync (3)
1. dialoge
2. SFX
3. Music
Sound that is mixed in later (3)
1.Lip sync
2. SFX
3. Music
Where sound FX come from (4)
1.Sync sound
2. created as wild sound
3. purchase them
4. create own sounds
Music in films are (2)
1. pre exhisting music
2. original composition
Film seasons are: 2
1. summer season
2. holiday season
Types of film distribution 2
1.Theatrical
2. Non- theatrical
Types of theatrical distribution 4
1.Road show
2. first run
3. second run
4. Saturation
Types of non theatrical distribution 2
1. dvd / cassette
2. television