Monday, October 4
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Start with your pictures and sound. Then write.
Discuss:
- Conversational writing/writing to pictures.
Blog Check #2
- Shooting with your phone:
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Trailer: ‘Unsane,’ the Steven Soderbergh iPhone Movie
A Beginner’s Guide to Taking Great Pictures on Your Phone
More sequencing
Groups of 3 – Bring your phone and tripod and shoot one five-shot sequence each of the other two group members and one five-shot sequence of them interacting together for a total of 15 shots. (while maintaining social distance.)
- Gorlok statue
- “Note” sculpture
- Girl on the swing
- Gor-rock
- Art department sculpture
- Holding pond behind parking garage
- Donor plaza by EAB
- UC picnic tables
- Garden in front of EAB
Assignment due next Monday: Video Project #1: Sequencing – Shoot someone involved in a sequential activity, such as making a sandwich, cooking a meal, getting a haircut, etc. Prove that you understand the idea of five-shot sequences. Gather good sound and natural sound as well. Edit this using Adobe Premiere and post it on class website with a headline and abstract … then truncate. This should run between 1:00 and 1:30. (IMPORTANT: Be sure to shoot people, not just things. (30 pts)
If you use a camera from the Media Center, here is a helpful checklist:
Review sequencing: The Secrets of Sequencing
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