GROUP 1 - 'THE PACKAGE' - FINAL MASTER

MOVIESTORM MOVIE PAGE LINK

GROUP 2 - 'THE WRONG RAID' - FINAL MASTER

MOVIESTORM MOVIE PAGE LINK

GROUP 3 - 'MIDNIGHT HOUR' - FINAL MASTER

MOVIESTORM MOVIE PAGE LINK

GROUP 4 - 'THE AFFAIR' - FINAL MASTER

MOVIESTORM MOVIE PAGE LINK

MOVIESTORM CASE STUDY

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Ex Diploma student, Tara Cox's blog article is now online. You can read it here:

http://www.moviestorm.co.uk/hub/teaching/teaching_case_study_long_road

UNIT 6 – MOVIESTORM PROJECT REPORT

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L2 MOVIESTORM PRODUCTION

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SESSION 11 > 15: MOVIESTORM PRODUCTION ROLES

ROLE 1:
MOVIESTORM DESIGNER > CAMERA VIEW > CUTTING ROOM > PUBLISHER VIEW > EXPORT CLIPS

ROLE 2:
FINAL CUT EDITOR > FILM EDITOR + TITLES & CREDITS DESIGNER (USING PHOTOSHOP LAYERS)

ROLE 3:
SOUNDTRACK DESIGNER (USING GARAGEBAND) / FINDING SOUND EFFECTS / CREATING THE DIALOGUE CLIPS

BLOG POST CHECK LIST

During each session you need to create a POST on your PERSONAL BLOG.
This will be printed out at the end of the project and become your PRODUCTION JOURNAL.

The BLOG POSTS should be a complete record of your progress producing the MOVIESTORM SHORT FILM UNIT.

The posts should include SCREEN GRABS, PHOTOS (Digital Camera & Photo Booth) and some INTERNET CONTENT linked to areas of your project RESEARCH.

PRE-PRODUCTION
SESSSION 1: Initial ideas
SESSSION 2: Roles
SESSSION 3: Moodboard
SESSSION 4: Proposal
SESSSION 5/6: 9 key frames
SESSSION 7/8: Storyboards
SESSSION 9: Shotlists
SESSSION 10: Production Schedule

PRODUCTION
SESSSION 11 > 19: Moviestorm short film production

DEADLINE (THURSDAY 9 am - 6th April)
SESSSION 20: Screening & feedback

SESSION 10: MOVIESTORM PRODUCTION SCHEDULE

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SESSION 8 & 9: MOVIESTORM SESSION PRE-PRODUCTION

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MOVIESTORM SESSION 8 & 9: STORYBOARDS & SHOTLISTS

1. PRODUCE STORYBOARDS FOR THE MOVIESTORM SHORT FILM


2. PRODUCE SHOTLISTS FOR THE MOVIESTORM SHORT FILM

SESSION 6 & 7: PRE-PRODUCTION: THE 9 KEY FRAME GRID PART 1

SESSION TASK: THE 9 KEY FRAME GRID (PART 1)
In your groups, create 9 KEY FRAMES for your short film.

- Each KEY FRAME should be drawn on a POST-IT.

- Stick the 9 POST-ITS on the A3 GRID SHEET.

- The key frames DO NOT have to be in a sequential order.

- Divide the task of drawing out the key frames between all members of the group. i.e. do not have just one person do all the drawing!



The ART OF THE TITLE website uses the 9 key frame grid to show the visual style of a film opening.

SESSION 4 & 5: PROJECT PROPOSAL

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Each group must fill out the PROPOSAL FORM and email it to print.

The sections are:

1. WORKING TITLE
What is your short film going to be called?

2. PROPOSAL / TREATMENT
- Summarises the key events
- Conveys a clear sense of the proposed storyline
- A WHO, WHAT, WHEN & WHERE of the story
- Written in the present tense
- No dialogue
- Try to write about three paragraphs

3. TARGET AUDIENCE
Who will watch your film?
Who will the film be aimed at?

4. ROLES
List who is doing what.
Pre-production: Production Designer (settings/locations), Character Designer and Screenplay Writer
Film Production: Director, Camera Operator (creating the shots), Editor, Sound Designer and Title Sequence / Credits Designer

5. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
Laptop
Microphone
Headphones
Headphones splitters

+ Software:
Moviestorm
Final Cut
Photoshop
Garageband

UNIT 6: AO1 - TWO MOVING IMAGE PRODUCTS ANALYSIS GRID & WRITE-UP

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TWO MOVING IMAGE PRODUCT COMPARISON WRITE-UP
(Word Document – Write in full paragraphs using media terminology and illustrate with images)

For Assessment Objective 1 you need to write a comparison of two professional moving image products. These products should be chosen from either fictional or factual genres. You may access information about these products from Internet websites or film DVDs. However you MUST summarise and evaluate this information in your own words. Downloads of information from the Internet are not acceptable as evidence.

Essay Plan

Paragraph 1: Introduction
(Introduce your two moving image products)

Paragraph 2: Purpose
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 3: Target Audiences
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 4: Narrative Structure
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 5: Content & Elements
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 6: Production Team & Resourses
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 7: Strengths & Weaknesses
(Compare and analyse your two moving image products)

Paragraph 8: Summary

SESSION 2 & 3: PRE-PRODUCTION ROLES & PLANNING

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PRE-PRODUCTION ROLES

1. CHARACTER DESIGNER
Create WORD character sheets for all characters

2. PRODUCTION DESIGNER - SETTINGS / LOCATIONS
Create WORD settings/locations sheets for all settings/locations

3. SCREENPLAY WRITER
Use the SCREENPLAY TEMPLATE in PAGES

EMAIL ME TO PRINT

SESSION 1: MOVIESTORM SHORT FILM - PRODUCTION ROLES

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SESSION 1: PRODUCTION REPORTS AND FORMING GROUPS

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ALL GROUPS MUST FILL OUT A PRODUCTION REPORT FOR EACH SESSION

UNIT 6 MOVIESTORM SHORT FILM - MOODBOARDS

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1. KRISTIE
2. JACK
3. CRAIG
4. EDWARD (A)
5. ASHLEIGH (A)
6. TOM (A)
7. JAMIE
8. LEWIS
9. BEN
10. LEE

MOVIESTORM WORKSHOP WRITE-UP

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DEADLINE: MONDAY