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Overview
You have done a lot of work and learned a lot of skills this semester
You now understand the powers of:
- Different camera angles
- Cuts in film
- Sound design
- Camera movement
- Storyboards
Assignment
Create a 2-3 minute film using a genre and story that you create. Consider using one of the following genres:
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- Scary movie
- Music video
- Chase scene
- Public service announcement
- Movie trailer
- Commercial
- Drama
- Comedy
- Other ideas you have approved by your teacher.
Steps to Success
- Head to storyboardthat.com and develop your storyboard. Change the template I have as needed.
- Think about what cuts and camera angles you want to use
- Think about what camera movement you want
- Shoot way more footage than you need
- Edit and put together a final piece of work
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