Tasks:
1.Research the codes and conventions of the Science Fiction genre. You should use at least 3 different sources.
a). What are the different sub genres of science fiction? How are they distinct?
2. Summarise your research (300 - 600 words plus screen grabs) to illustrate your points.
a).List your sources of research (URLs/links)
3.Post to your blog.
4. Working in pairs or 3s devise, plan and shoot a short scene which incorporates your chosen science fiction codes and conventions.
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- Rita Hayworth
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- Science Fiction
- Blade Runner and Metropolis
- Technology
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- Selma - resources
- 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'
- American Indie Film
- Fish Tank
- We Need to talk about Kevin
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- C1 - Revision
- Progression Work
Wednesday, 30 October 2019
Wednesday, 16 October 2019
Editing - cuts and transitions
Editing
Watch the video and answer the following questions:
Q1. What is the most basic edit and what does it do?
Q2. What is the purposes of a simple cut?
Q3. What is cutting on action?
Q4. Give three examples of action cuts.
Q5. What is a cut away?
Q6. What is the purpose of a cut away shot?
Q7. What is cross cutting? Give an example
Q8. What effects can cross cutting be used to achieve.
Q9. What is a jump cut? Explain its purpose.
Q10. Explain what a match cut is and give an example.
Q11. What is a transition?
Q12 What is meant by fade in fade out?
Q13.How is a fade in fade out different to a dissolve? Are they used for different purposes? Make a table.
Q14. What is a smash cut?
Q15. What is the iris transition?
Q16. What is a wipe?
Q17. What is an invisible Cut?
Q18. What is the purpose of L cuts and J cuts?
Q19. What is the purpose of continuity editing?
Introduction to editing
View the PowerPoint below and answer the following questions:

please click on the link below to view PowerPoint:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz98Kzm7JMiCT0FDc2RtUzRDTGpLX3V5SkVydGhfWXBKQTFR/view
- What is editing? Explain using examples.
- Why is editing known as the invisible art?
- Explain how editing techniques developed using specific examples
- Explain the impact of the first films on an audience.
Post your answers on your blog.

please click on the link below to view PowerPoint:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bz98Kzm7JMiCT0FDc2RtUzRDTGpLX3V5SkVydGhfWXBKQTFR/view
Thursday, 12 September 2019
Make a blog
A1 Film Studies – make a blog
Task.
Make a blog on blogger for your Film Studies work.
You will need a gmail account – you may need to create
this.
Once you have created your blog write a short review of a
film you saw over the summer.
Add a clip from the film or screen grab (cmd-shift-4)
Publish your blog and update it with your new film
review post
Send a link from your blog to: livia.gainham@cwc.ac.uk
Saturday, 13 July 2019
Disney dominates Hollywood

to read the article, please click on the link below:
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2019/jul/12/disney-studios-hollywood-dominance-box-office-market-share
Thursday, 27 June 2019
Simple Lighting for Film

to see this resource, please click on the link below:
https://www.premiumbeat.com/blog/basic-light-placements/
Wednesday, 19 June 2019
Production skills development - Component 3
Task
Develop a single character
1. Using Storyboards or a detailed
shot list, plan 5 – 10 shots that show a character’s development.
· Use a
variety of shots
· No
sync dialogue
· Select
music and/or other sounds
2. Shoot and edit your short
digital film.
3. Upload to your blog on a
separate page entitled Component 3.
This will be part of Component 3
Portfolio
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