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Create 2 Shot reverse shot edits:
- Confidence, a conversation scene written for you by Tash
- A journey of two characters that are travelling towards each other, in separate shots.

A well edited shot reverse shot scene should flow perfectly; no jarring, stuttering, or variation in pacing.
Use 'sound bridges' to help mask your cuts. You can use ambient sound underneath the edit s well, in order to ensure consistency.

In your conversation scene, you should choose your shots carefully, and ensure you use a 2 shot where appropriate, medium shots, and cut to close-ups where they have effect.

Your edits should be full of technically accurate shots, shot on manual mode. I am looking at your:
- Framing
- Exposure (Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO)
- Colour (White Balance)
- Focus

The edits you submit for Task 5 should be of a level that you feel would be suitable as part of a film you create.

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Photography

Further continue to develop your photography skills. If you didn’t get all of the 12 shot perfectly accurately earlier you should redo them until you have:

- 4 Close Ups
- 4 Medium Shots
- 4 Wide Shots

Now add to these:

- 4 Extreme close-ups (you’ll need to zoom in as much as you can and focus)
- 4 Shots of someone mid air (you’ll need to adjust the shutter speed here)
- 4 Shots of someone with the background out of focus (adjust aperture)

For all consider: Framing, Focus, Exposure, Colour Balance

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Having now edited two different sequences, you should be familiar enough with premiere to be able to write up the process.

You have to create a fully illustrated guide (using screenshots and clear written explanations) on how to edit a sequence together. The guide must include:

Folder structure and how to setup

Importing files to premiere

Correctly logging files

Moving the selected files to the timeline

Editing the files on the timeline (cutting, trimming, separating/deleting audio, adding titles etc.)

Exporting the file from Premiere in the correct format.

Once this is complete you should save it as a PDF file and upload it onto your padlet under Task 3.

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Task 2 - Storyboarding - Due Friday 4th October (On your Padlet)

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Task 2 - Storyboarding - Due Friday 4th October (On your Padlet)

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Having completed your scripts, you have to create an appropriate storyboard based on the script you produced last week.

The focus for this task is to ensure that you accurately follow all of the correct storyboard conventions we looked at in class, as well as make appropriate choices when it comes to shots.

Update - If your script has turned out to be a lot longer than initially required, then you can stop storyboarding if you wish after 3 complete storyboard sheets (18 shots worth) as long as everything is complete and accurate, and you are following all of the technical conventions of storyboards.

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Print 5 of these out...

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Printable. Always use this for Storyboarding.

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Task 1 - Scripting - Due Friday 27th September (On your Padlet)

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Task 1 - Scripting - Due Friday 27th September (On your Padlet)

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You have to write a script of at least 4 pages, and at least 4 speaking characters, showing correct formatting and language style. The script should make use of fully developed characters, and demonstrate a complete narrative following Todorov's theory. Once completed save the script as a PDF file and upload it under 'Task 1 - Scripting' on your Padlet.

You can work in groups to generate ideas and use each others developed characters, or, you can fully develop more of your own characters and use those. In either case, your script must be your own work and not a shared group piece.

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These tasks are the ones that go towards your grades for Fiction Film -
Your submissions for these should all be on your own Padlet pages. Make sure they are complete and easy to find on the page.

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Game Of Thrones Pilot - Print Page 47

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Final Deadline - 17th January 2020

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Below you will find any session resources or presentation slides that have been provided for you for the Fiction Film work.