Media 160 - Fall 2018

160 Assignment 3 - Rubric for Continuity Project Pre-production:  Student submitted storyboards and shot list prior to shoot day   (Due Tuesday November 13 both in lab and emailed to me). Production:  Shooting style reflects key concepts learned in lecture– use of different camera angles to convey appropriate storytelling points. Were the frames intentional? Were they communicating the scene through composition? X/Y/Z axis? Were they using horizontal and vertical lines? Were the shots in focus, and steady?  Pans, zooms, tilts and handheld dynamic movements were employed intentionally. Post-Production:  Did they use the tools taught in lecture and lab? Music and sound effects that help and not overpower the piece? Did the student use non-copyrighted music? Correct audio levels with correct transitions. No camera sound! Video transitions. Titles. Pacing that contributes to story.  Concept:  Clear, with a purposeful structure– beginning / mi...

“Girl with Prayer” by Ivan Dolido:  http://iv4nd.blogspot.com/2017/12/blogpostnumbr7final-video-prject.html “The Mystery Behind the Door” by Dylan Owen:  https://dylanowenhunterblog.blogspot.com/2017/12/project-3-mystery-behind-door.html “Stress” by Mean Guy:  https://menaguysblog.blogspot.com/2017/12/stress-final-project.html “Tune Out” by Pamela Dimaano:  https://pdimaanomedp160.blogspot.com/2017/12/assignment-3.html

MEDP/FILMP 160 Final Project Fall 2018 Continuity and Movement Through Space In this project you will create a scene with a clear beginning, middle and end, using one actor. Your  storyboard will have no more than 8-10 panels. Remember, each panel equals one shot only. The  actor will move through their environment. You’ll include a point-of-view shot or sequence using  continuity editing. Some techniques you can use include match cut editing, the 30 degree rule, etc. There will be no synch dialogue. You may add music or sound effects in Premiere. You can also  record ambient audio to build a background sound track. You will work with a partner, each person will submit his/her own idea. You will storyboard, shoot  and edit your own video. Your partner will act in your scene. Both you and your partner will shoot  both your videos on the Hunter campus, during one lab period. Each person should limit his/her  shoot to one main locatio...

FILMP/MEDP 160 • FALL 2018 BLOG 3 • Relationships Between Shots For this assignment, you will pick a film scene (any genre) and break it down shot by shot. Please don’t give the plot summary. This blog is about editing choices. Describe how each shot relates to the next one/ previous one by identifying editing strategies. Are the cuts made in accordance with continuity editing protocols or in a “montage” approach? Example: Matched action? 180 rule? Jump cuts? Graphic matches? Eyeline matches? You can identify point-of-view shots? How are the shots organized in terms of their content, composition, color,movement? Speculate on how the specific editing approach may have served the intentions of the film's makers. Find a short piece of media (90 seconds can be plenty) you can watch several times on YouTube or  Vimeo. If you can, please create a link in your blog to the media, or embed the clip (analyzing a piece of  media allows you to repr...

Project 2: Example : http://iv4nd.blogspot.com/2017/11/blogpostnumbr4audioediting.html Today, focus on getting interview story finished so next week you can focus on music and fx. Use out of class time if need be so you are ready to go next week with fx and music. Sign up for Sound Cloud before next week (11/6). Go over tutorial in Reference Guide (p. 36) and your own review / tutorial: REVIEW OLD PREMIERE STUFF: F older Structure for this project should be (inside your 160 folder, Project 02 > Audio, Project Files, Transcripts, and Exports. Inside Audio folder, you should have 4 folders : Interview, Music, Ambient, Sound Effects Create a NEW PROJECT and name it lastname_160audioproject In the New Project pop-up window, click browse and set the project location to your Premiere folder inside your Assignment 2 folder Set your Scratch Disks to “same as Project” and click OK Go into Preferences and change the following sett...