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German Expressionism: Crash Course Film History #7

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Soviet Montage: Crash Course Film History #8

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Top 5 Most Common Problems  with Student Films

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You are a film maker! So you must use filmic techniques to tell your story!
I have provided a list of techniques you may want to experiment with ahead of making your film. Find the ones that might be relevant to your practitioner or your own creative ideas and try them out.  This is how you will move into the upper mark band
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Use the cards as extra help when analysing 5 different areas of FL

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Stuck for a plot- try this website!

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Break through writing blocks with free creative writing exercises and prompts.

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The Golden Age of Hollywood: Crash Course Film History #11

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Citizen Kane: Crash Course Film Criticism #1

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All Work must be uploaded to showbie as a PDF :D

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The work outlined on this document must be completed before you return after the half term break.

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Here's the benchmark folks! This is what a full mark preproduction piece looks like.

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Hi folks. This document should be used in conjunction with the exemplar materials. It outlines the requirements for the 3 essential components of the preproduction assessment objective.

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Cool website for images,video and audio!:)

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Cool website for images,video and audio!:)

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"I love having instant access to these amazing clips to use in my video projects! Knowing I have unlimited downloads - it lets me test out different clip types to use for my projects! Love it!"

"I can't count the number of times that Storyblocks has saved my butt. Whether it was necessary but hard-to-capture-myself stock for a client video, or some beautiful aerial for a YouTube video, I have used Storyblocks to create compelling, emotional, and impactful content."

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Storyblocks - Royalty-Free Stock Images, Video & Audio for Every Story

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"I love having instant access to these amazing clips to use in my video projects! Knowing I have unlimited downloads - it lets me test out different clip types to use for my projects! Love it!" "I can't count the number of times that Storyblocks has saved my butt.

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Hi folks. Here's a storyboard template. Feel free to use or adapt it for your own work.

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Sample script from the movie Avatar

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Work Experience link!
Hi guys.
Here’s the link to the INTO FILM work experience opportunity. Please apply to one of them if you’re thinking of studying any area of film or media beyond school

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ScreenWorks, funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen and delivered by Into Film, is an exciting scheme to help young people in Northern Ireland aged 16-19 learn more about careers in the screen industries through hands-on work experience opportunities.

Placements with ScreenWorks offer young people unparalleled access to industry professionals on 3-5 day work placement across all five screen sectors - Film, Television, Animation, Gaming and Visual Effects.

Programmes take place throughout the academic year, and will include:

Costume Design

Production Design

Storyboarding & Concept Art

Prosthetics

Make-Up

Visual and special effects

Production Accountancy

Animation

Game Design

Camera Operating

and much more!

Young people can apply to their preferred placement by completing an application form and emailing it to screenworks@intofilm.org. Participants are encouraged to apply directly, rather than through a teacher or parent.

PLEASE NOTE: All applicants will be notified of the status of their application. For any queries, please contact the ScreenWorks Delivery Coordinator on 07936 361786. Note: Northern Ireland Screen can not advise on the status of applications.

All ScreenWorks programmes are free, and a travel bursary is available to assist young people in travelling from different cities and towns.

Available Programmes

In addition to our in-person programmes, you can learn about different screen careers with ScreenWorks Online! Click here to find out more.

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ScreenWorks, funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen and delivered by Into Film, is an exciting scheme to help young people in Northern Ireland aged 16-19 learn more about careers in the screen industries through hands-on work experience opportunities.

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Folks,let me know if you’d like an application for this.:)

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ScreenWorks, funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen and delivered by Into Film, is an exciting scheme to help young people in Northern Ireland aged 16-19 learn more about careers in the screen industries through hands-on work experience opportunities.

Placements with ScreenWorks offer young people unparalleled access to industry professionals on 3-5 day work placement across all five screen sectors - Film, Television, Animation, Gaming and Visual Effects.

Programmes take place throughout the academic year, and will include:

Costume Design

Production Design

Storyboarding & Concept Art

Prosthetics

Make-Up

Visual and special effects

Production Accountancy

Animation

Game Design

Camera Operating

and much more!

Young people can apply to their preferred placement by completing an application form and emailing it to screenworks@intofilm.org. Participants are encouraged to apply directly, rather than through a teacher or parent.

PLEASE NOTE: All applicants will be notified of the status of their application. For any queries, please contact the ScreenWorks Delivery Coordinator on 07936 361786. Note: Northern Ireland Screen can not advise on the status of applications.

All ScreenWorks programmes are free, and a travel bursary is available to assist young people in travelling from different cities and towns.

Available Programmes

In addition to our in-person programmes, you can learn about different screen careers with ScreenWorks Online! Click here to find out more.

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ScreenWorks, funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen and delivered by Into Film, is an exciting scheme to help young people in Northern Ireland aged 16-19 learn more about careers in the screen industries through hands-on work experience opportunities.

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Folks,you’ve all already made some decent shorts.why not enter yours into this film competition.
MCB has a film club code if u need it-just give me a shout.

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Our Film of the Month competition celebrates exceptional young filmmaking talent from across the UK. Filmmaking is more accessible than it ever has been, and that's illustrated in the quantity and quality of the entries we receive every month.

Film of the Month is open to all young people aged 5 to 19 across the UK. However, if you are 17 and under and want to submit your film, a parent or guardian will need to provide their details to give consent for you to participate. If you submit your film without these details, it will be disqualified.

We place no restriction on genre or theme, and provide guides and resources on all aspects of the production process, so that even the most inexperienced filmmaker can feel confident in submitting an entry.

Filmmaking is an accessible and beneficial tool for engaging young people, giving them a voice and the opportunity to share their stories with others. The collaborative nature of our filmmaking programme also serves as a valuable tool for bringing young people together and improving social development.

Entries are judged by Into Film staff, and guest judges, and are assessed on the idea, sound, story and look, as well as the technical ability on display.

We encourage entrants to also submit their film into the Into Film Awards, our annual ceremony which seeks to further honour and celebrate the incredible breadth and depth of young filmmaking talent in the UK.

Enter Competition

We recommend you enter using a desktop computer and an up to date browser

To enter, please complete the entry form. You will then be instructed to upload your film and you will receive confirmation on the upload page that this has been successful. If you are aged 17 or under, please make sure you ask a parent or guardian to complete the entrant details part of the form. Films can also be entered by a parent/guardian, teacher or other adult on behalf of a young person or group of young people.

We are looking for the most creative and engaging short films, with strong stories. In order to be shortlisted for the judges' consideration, entrants must meet the following criteria:

You must be between 5 and 19 years of age at the time of submitting your film (if your film has been made by a group of young people, the average age of all members must be 19 and under).

Your film should be no longer than 10 minutes in duration, including titles and credits

Any music, video or still images used in the film should be cleared for use by the copyright holder or be copyright free (please refer to the downloable IP checklist below for more information on this)

You must NOT feature the surnames of any young people under the age of 18, anywhere in the film, including the titles and credits. Into Film are committed to the protection and safety of young people, and the addition of surnames in your films can compromise this. If surnames are included in your film, your entry may be disqualified.

We will not be judging technical ability alone. Judges will use the following criteria to make their decisions on the winning film:

Idea - the film idea is original and creative and has been delivered well

Story - the story is strong and engaging and captures the audience's attention

Sound - the music, sound effects and dialogue are clear and strengthen the narrative

Look - the use of camera angles, movement, lighting and framing support the narrative

The following are NOT eligible for entry to Film of the Month:

Training videos

Music videos

'Making of' documentaries

Trailers or extracts of longer films

Straightforward recordings of arts (or other) events

Film clips made soley for the purpose of curriculum learning (such as record and playback)

Video diaries or vox pops

You can view our terms and conditions here.

Each month, one winning film will be selected and the young filmmakers will receive an Into Film goody bag, have their film showcased on the Into Film Shorts YouTube channel, and be interviewed for a news story on the Into Film website.

Downloads

Top Tips for Young Filmmakers

Top tips on making sure your film is compliant before it is completed.

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Any film. Any genre. Any time of year. Enter our Film of the Month competition today.

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https://www.facebook.com/CreativityNI/

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Hi folks
You will find the 3 copyright forms you need on this webpage. If you haven't already submitted them, this must be done after Easter. Thanks

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CCEA qualifications in Moving Image Arts (MIA) are available at GCSE and GCE. Moving Image Arts offers you the unique opportunity to attend film school in school. It features projects and portfolio work which will help you to develop and refine your skills as a filmmaker.