Chroma Key

what do you need to do to get good screen?
Think of a scenario to film? You will need to find an image or a piece of video to go with your chosen scenario. You will also need to 'act' a little to bring your scenario alive.

A place you would like to go? A place you visit? Fancy being superman? Fancy being the size of a ant? Let your imagination go wild!

Cloning Effect

Have you ever thought that, having just one of you in the world just isn't enough? Well now you can be cloned! Follow the tutorial below to create an amusing cloning video clip of yourself. Let your creativity flow: perhaps tell yourself a joke, or argue with yourself or see how many clones you can cleverly fit into one clip.

This is a film making technique which is used a lot. Have fun with it and don't forget to upload your final posts to your blog for assessment.

Pleasentville Effect - Isolating one colour

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Compositing Images

Martin Scorsese Editing Techniques

If you are focusing on Martin Scorsese's editing techniques check out this video.

http://youtu.be/RZ7ZaS-IH14

D W Griffith Pioneer of Editing

Quentin Tarantino Documentary

For those of you who have chosen to focus on Quentin Tarantino, you may find this BBC documentary useful.

This one is great too...

http://youtu.be/P9wKVjWKHdo

Alfred Hitchcock

If you have chosen Alfred Hitchcock as a pioneer of editing then this is a useful documentary for your to look at.

Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oq1lQbjGHUE

Part 2


Part 3
http://youtu.be/Txua2ZCgSUE

Thelma Schoonmaker

180 Degree Rule

Editing Quiz: Revision Exercise!

On your own and from memory, (DO NOT USE YOUR COMPUTER!) can you right down explanations and where possible examples on the following terms:

What is editing?
What is a jump cut?
What is a 'flash back'?
What is an establishing shot?
What is 'Shot reverse shot'?
What is 'cross cutting'?
What is a 'reaction shot'?
What is 'eliptical editing'?
What is a 'poetical editing'?
What is a 'P.O.V' shot?