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    This document provides learning objectives and tasks for a cinematography class. It includes definitions of key camera shots, movements, and angles to research and include in a PowerPoint presentation. It also lists aspects of mise-en-scene like lighting, costumes, and props to define. Students are instructed to finish their editing research, presentations, and submit their work by the given deadlines. The document also provides an example definition of a close-up shot and learning objectives and tasks for exploring representation in TV dramas through viewing a clip and answering analysis questions.

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    This document provides learning objectives and tasks for a cinematography class. It includes definitions of key camera shots, movements, and angles to research and include in a PowerPoint presentation. It also lists aspects of mise-en-scene like lighting, costumes, and props to define. Students are instructed to finish their editing research, presentations, and submit their work by the given deadlines. The document also provides an example definition of a close-up shot and learning objectives and tasks for exploring representation in TV dramas through viewing a clip and answering analysis questions.

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    CINEMATOGRAPHY Monday 18th September 2017

    1. Editing 2. cut 3.
    Learning objectives: jump-cut 4. narrative
    Define and exemplify key aspects of camera work, editing split screen 5. cross-
    and mise-en-scene. dissolve 6. sound bridge
    7. transition 8. push 9.
    Task 1 - Finish the editing research you stated last weekTASK 2 wipe 10. fade
    in groups of 4
    MAKE A PPt. PRESENTATION THAT DEFINES/EXPLAINS AND GIVES
    PICTURE EXAMPLES OF:
    1. Camera shot types CLOSE UP MEDIUM CLOSE UP STRETCH:
    EXTREME CLOSE UP ESTABLISHING SHOT OVER THE Research and
    SHOULDER SHOT MID SHOT BODY SHOT TWO SHOT present
    GROUP SHOT WEATHER SHOT information about
    2. Camera movement Arc Crab Dolly - Dolly Zoom Follow sound editing.
    Pedestal Pan - Tilt Tracking Trucking Zooming

    3. Camera angles Eye-Level - High Angle - low Angle - Bird's Eye


    Slanted (dutch tilt) worms eye

    4. Mise-en-scene SETTING - THREE-POINT LIGHTING - HIGH-


    KEY LIGHTING - LOW-KEY LIGHTING COSTUME MAKEUP -
    STAGING AND ACTING BLOCKING - SPECIAL EFFECTS - REAR
    PROJECTION - PROPS
    CINEMATOGRAPHY Wednesday 20th September 2017
    1. Editing 2. cut 3.
    Learning objectives: jump-cut 4. narrative
    Define and exemplify key aspects of camera work, editing split screen 5. cross-
    and mise-en-scene. dissolve 6. sound bridge
    7. transition 8. push 9.
    Task 1 - Finish the editing research you stated last weekTASK 2 wipe 10. fade
    in groups of 4
    MAKE A PPt. PRESENTATION THAT DEFINES/EXPLAINS AND GIVES
    HOMEWORK
    PICTURE EXAMPLES OF:
    Finish
    1. Camera shot types CLOSE UP MEDIUM CLOSE UP
    presentation and
    EXTREME CLOSE UP ESTABLISHING SHOT OVER THE
    email to Mr.
    SHOULDER SHOT MID SHOT BODY SHOT TWO SHOT
    Baines by Fri 22nd
    GROUP SHOT WEATHER SHOT
    September.
    2. Camera movement Arc Crab Dolly - Dolly Zoom Follow
    Pedestal Pan - Tilt Tracking Trucking Zooming

    3. Camera angles Eye-Level - High Angle - low Angle - Bird's Eye


    Slanted (dutch tilt) worms eye

    4. Mise-en-scene SETTING - THREE-POINT LIGHTING - HIGH-


    KEY LIGHTING - LOW-KEY LIGHTING COSTUME MAKEUP -
    STAGING AND ACTING BLOCKING - SPECIAL EFFECTS - REAR
    PROJECTION - PROPS
    CINEMATOGRAPHY

    Learning objectives:
    Define and exemplify key aspects of camera work, editing and
    mise-en-scene.

    EXAMPLE: a camera shot taken at a very short distance from the


    subject, to permit a close and detailed view of an object or action.
    1. Camera shot type,
    Close up
    Serial Television Dramas Exam
    preparation

    Learning Objectives:
    Explore representation in TV dramas
    Serial Television Dramas Exam
    preparation

    Learning Objectives:
    Explore representation in TV dramas

    Watch the clip, make notes and answer the following question:

    How are gender and ethnicity represented in The clip from Life on Mars? Give
    examples from the clip.

    STRETCH: How does cinematography and mise-en-scene contribute to the


    construction of these representations?
    white English
    males
    Irish
    Asian
    Black
    women
    Storyboard a dramatic scene
    from a TV dram of your own
    devising.

    Design a poster advertising


    your new TV drama.

    STRETCH: ANSWER THE


    FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN
    YOUR BOOK:
    1. Who was Todorov and
    what did he say about
    narrative?
    2. Who was Propp and
    what did he say about
    narrative?
    3. Who was Barthes and
    what did he say about
    narrative?

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