AS Media
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Tuesday 5 July 2016
To Do
To do:
- Finish editing
- Post your continuity task, lip syncing video and preliminary music video to your blog
- Do the mini evaluation of the preliminary task and post to your blog
- Read the coursework schedule and begin to research and analyse music videos.
There are plenty of stages of the research and planning section that can be done as an individual.
Labels:
AS to A2,
Music videos
Sunday 3 July 2016
Analysis of music videos
As part of your research and planning you need to produce at least 3 detailed analysis of different music videos. (See the coursework schedule to see where this fits into the research and planning section.)
Some student examples of this stage can be found here. Click the images to access the examples:
Taylor Swift - Shake it Off.
The 1975 - Girls
Foals - Mountain at my Gates
Lana Del Rey - Young and Beautiful
Labels:
AS to A2,
Music videos
Monday 23 May 2016
AS to A2
Over the next few weeks you need to complete the following
tasks:
- Continuity film activity (every student to complete and edit)
- 30 second lip synching task (every student to complete and edit)
- 60 seconds music video preliminary task for A2 coursework, consisting of a storyboard, filming and editing. The song choices are on Mr Ford's A2 blog
Set up your new A2 blog: yourname1617.blogspot.co.uk
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AS to A2
AS to A2 - continuity task
This activity is the first part of your A2 coursework and
must be completed by all students.
- Work in a group of no more than 4 students.
- At least 9 shots are needed.
All students must produce their own storyboard and edit their own version of the footage.
You will complete the task in the following order:
- Get in to groups of 3 or four
- Assign roles
- Storyboard continuity sequence (include: shot description, brief description of action,
duration of shot)
- Film continuity sequence
- Edit continuity sequence
Roles:
Actor 1
Actor 2
Director
Camera operator
Shots:
Close up
Extreme close up
Medium shot
Long shot
Match on action
Shot reverse shot
Two shotStoryboards
Click on image (or use Printable Paper link in Websites
list) to access storyboard templates that you may find useful.
A good final product is only as good as its plan. Storyboards are the most important part of planning. You need to complete them properly before you start filming, otherwise the filming and editing process can become a nightmare, and your final product will have a messy 'make do and mend' quality. Plan properly - it will be worth it.
Story boards should contain the following for each shot:
- Shot name
- Duration of shot
- Brief description of action
- Drawing of shot
No stick men/women drawings.
Labels:
AS to A2,
continuity,
planning,
Storyboard
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