Showing posts with label Frazer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frazer. Show all posts
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Day 1 - Clips
This morning we watched some video clips from day one when we learned about the different steps in film making - they were awesome! What do you think?
Planning
Sound Effects
Day 1 - Part 2
The second part of the day was when all of the teams went away and did lots of workshops.
these where all the workshops
these where all the workshops
- Storyboarding
- Location/setting/props/costume etc
- Audio/sound effects
- Editing
- Using a video camera
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Day 1 - Part 1
Today is the first day of the Kidz Cannes Film Festival. At 9am children from many different schools gathered at Tahunanui schools EYE-box to lean how to make movies.
The first work shop was about emotive photography. There is 3 angles that you can do with a camera. There is a high angle which you do when someone is sad. Or there is eye level which is just calm emotions or a low angle which you usally do when the person is proud or feeling strong and powerful.
The teams went off and experimented with different angles with the camera and trying to get stuff to stand out. So say there was a knife in the movie they might try to get the knife shining with the angle of the camera.
The first work shop was about emotive photography. There is 3 angles that you can do with a camera. There is a high angle which you do when someone is sad. Or there is eye level which is just calm emotions or a low angle which you usally do when the person is proud or feeling strong and powerful.
The teams went off and experimented with different angles with the camera and trying to get stuff to stand out. So say there was a knife in the movie they might try to get the knife shining with the angle of the camera.
Junior students photograph after editing
How does it make you feel?
Junior students low angle photograph
Check out James's imovie showing the emotive photography created by the students from Year 1 - 7
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