October 24 : How to prepare for a News Segment!
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PLEASE KEEP CELL PHONES AWAY!
PLEASE KEEP CELL PHONES AWAY!
Either in your backpack or the lock box!
When you come into class, please place your phone in the box with your computer number or completely in your backpack!
Lock the box and take the key with you!
Place your cell phone in the box (same number as your computer!)
If you don't want it on your wrist, there is a hook under your SD card reader!
TMH TODAY: TEAM FRIDAY!
NO TMH MONDAY!
Tuesday: TEAM WEDNESDAY!
Expectations:
Expectations:
C: Voice Level 2 (only the people next to you can hear you and no shouting across the room)
H: Ask your team, elbow partner or raise hand
A: Work on the assignment
M: Stay in your assigned seat
P: Work till assignment is completed
S: Finishing your work
If you have not completed
Basic Shots (ASSIGNMENT)
Screenwriting/Storyboarding
Screenwriting/Storyboarding
A reverse How-to!
A reverse How-to!
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WHAT ARE WE LEARNING: Screen Writing & Storyboarding
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT: Learning screenwriting and storyboarding is important because they provide a clear blueprint for visual storytelling, saving time and money during production while ensuring everyone on the creative team works cohesively towards a shared vision. Screenwriting develops compelling narratives and characters, while storyboarding translates that script into a visual plan, allowing for early identification of problems, efficient resource management, and creative problem-solving before filming begins.
HOW WILL MY TEACHER KNOW WHAT I LEARNED: You will follow along with instruction and use what we have learned to create a script/storyboard!
SCREENWRITING vs STORYBOARDING...
SCREENWRITING vs STORYBOARDING...
Screen Writing is the process of creating the text-based foundation for a film or news segment, describing the story, characters, and dialogue (questions).
Storyboarding is the process of creating a visual blueprint of the script for your news segment, using sequential drawings to map out the shots and camera movements.
FOR OUR PURPOSES, WE WANT TO COMBINE BOTH!
FOR OUR PURPOSES, WE WANT TO COMBINE BOTH!
You and your team will need a storyboarded script. You and your team will plan what it is that you will ask, what you need to shoot and how to shoot it.
The better of a plan you have, the less time it takes to edit your final product.
Every narrative must have a beginning, middle, and end.
Use a blank sheet of paper to start writing out your questions and shots. Once you have landed on what you will shoot, THEN fill out the form!
A reverse storyboard project
Reverse storyboarding is a technique for studying how a film, animation, or video was constructed by the film-makers. You start with the completed film/animation/video. Then, shot by shot, you sketch storyboard panels to illustrate and analyze what is happening in each shot.”
Reverse storyboarding is a technique for studying how a film, animation, or video was constructed by the film-makers. You start with the completed film/animation/video. Then, shot by shot, you sketch storyboard panels to illustrate and analyze what is happening in each shot.”
The Assignment...
The Assignment...
For this assignment, you will need to REVERSE STORYBOARD one of last year's News Segment #1s.
Previous News Segments (Past students)
Start by watching one of the complete segments. (click the button above)
Start by watching one of the complete segments. (click the button above)
What are the important parts of the segment?
What are the important parts of the segment?
What was the subject of the segment?
What was the subject of the segment?
What were the shot types?
What were the shot types?
What were the questions asked? (you don't need to write the responses)
What were the questions asked? (you don't need to write the responses)
What was the duration of each shot?
What was the duration of each shot?
Using the StoryBoard sheet...
Use a blank sheet of paper to start writing out your questions and shots. Once you have landed on what you will shoot, THEN fill out the form!
Map out each shot from the video you chose.
Put your name on your sheet and indicate what team you are on!
For Project: Reverse Storyboard
For Subject: What is the video about? (ie PTC, Girls Volleyball etc)
Each different shot should be numbered.
Each different shot should tell the shot type (refer to the basic shots) and duration (approximately)
Each different shot should sketched in the 3x3 grid box (stick figures is ok!) Be as accurate as possible about where they are on the grid and which way they face!
Each different shot should list the question asked (the response from the person is not necessary)
TOTAL: 25 POINTS!!!
DUE: Monday, October 27!
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