PROJECT - ACTION SEQUENCE
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
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Part 1 - INQUIRING AND ANALYZING
ASSIGNMENT - ADDING TO YOUR SHOT REVERSE SHOT NOTES
FLUID MOTION: EDITING MOVEMENTHow To Edit for Fluid Motion
At the start of his career, Spike Jonze made a film clip for the Beastie Boys that parodied chase scenes in police procedurals. Let’s revisit that video, as you watch pay careful attention to the duration of the shots.
Learning from Edward WrightBoth Videos to the left are directed by Edgar Wright one is has to do with transitions and framing shots the other is based on shooting techniques and taking a simple ideas and making it visually impactful.
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Building Background:
Movement is a staple of all film and how you edit that movement together communicates a lot of information to your audience. In the INTENSITY VIDEO ASSIGNMENT you found out that the duration of your shot can have an impact on your pacing and the intensity. In the NON-VERBAL VIDEO we explored composition and the rules of screen direction. Now it is time to piece all that information together and begin to explore how you edit movement. |
Part 2 - DEVELOPING IDEAS
Part 3 - CREATING A SOLUTION
ASSIGNMENT
Create a short video sequence that utilizes cutting on action to establish pacing and fluid movement in a scene. 20 seconds maximum.
Create a short video sequence that utilizes cutting on action to establish pacing and fluid movement in a scene. 20 seconds maximum.
Part 4 - EVALUATING
ASSIGNMENT 2 - Action Sequence RUBRIC