Thursday, 16 December 2010

LONDON TRIP - THURSDAY 16th DECEMBER


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9.00 Meet at the Cambridge Train Station

9.20 train to Kings Cross

10.10 Kings Cross


10.30 PART 1
NEWSPEAK: BRITISH ART NOW PART 2
THE SAATCHI GALLERY
Duke of York's HQ
Kings Road
London SW3 4RY


http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/


14.00 PART 2

DESIGN MUSEUM
Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD

http://designmuseum.org/


1. DRAWING FASHION

- celebrates a unique collection of some of the most remarkable fashion illustrations from the twentieth and twenty first centuries.
http://designmuseum.org/exhibitions/2010/2010-drawing-fashion


2. PLAIN SPACE: JOHN PAWSON
"The father of modern architectural minimalism" - The New York Times
http://designmuseum.org/exhibitions/2010/2010-john-pawson

Friday, 10 December 2010

POSTER SESSION 2: Film Poster Drafts


DOUBLE CLICK THE IMAGE TO ENLARGE

Use A3 cartridge paper.


Draft THREE different film posters for your film you are planning to make.
Annotate your three draft film posters using the FIVE areas:

1. PEOPLE

2. DESIGN
3. COLOUR

4. TITLE

5. Other Information

POSTER SESSION 1: Analysing a Film Poster

Wednesday, 8 December 2010

Monday, 6 December 2010

MEDIA PRE-PRODUCTION SESSIONS 12-14: SHOT LISTS


1. Create a SHOT LIST for each location.

2. Remember to add EXTRA cutaway shots if needed for extra coverage of the scene.

3. Create a PHOTOSHOP location IMAGE SHEET for each location.
- For locations at college, take the camera and take photographs.
- For locations outside college, use GOOGLE MAPS - use the virtual walk mode and take screen grabs [cmd - shift - 4].



4. Produce a Photoshop PROPS IMAGE SHEET for each scene.
- If you need to purchase a prop, research where would you find the cheapest price?

Friday, 3 December 2010

MEDIA PRE-PRODUCTION SESSIONS 9-11: STORYBOARDING


STORYBOARDING THE END SEQUENCE:


CINEMATOGRAPHY: USING A VARIETY OF CAMERA SHOTS FOR THE ACTION SEQUENCE:

Thursday, 2 December 2010

MEDIA PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION 8: PRODUCTION TIMELINE



1. Generate a TIMELINE for your end sequence using your 9 KEY FRAMES.

2. Create the STORYBOARD for the end sequence.

MEDIA PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION 8: PRODUCTION GROUP PHOTOS


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Wednesday, 1 December 2010

MEDIA PRE-PRODUCTION SESSION 6&7: 9 KEY FRAMES

SESSION TASK:
In your groups, create 9 KEY FRAMES for your end sequence.

- 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.

FINISHED MOODBOARDS



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1. KRISTIE
3. JACK
4. CRAIG
5. EDWARD
6. ASHLEIGH
7. TOM
8. JAMIE H
9. NICC
10. LEWIS
11. BEN
12. LEE

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