2ESO_ENG_MMCC_WE+MAKE+FILMS

Basic shots
A film is divided into scenes and the scenes into "shots" // Shot = Plano, toma //


 * ~ You use different sized shots to show different things:

• to show places: use extreme long shots and very long shots.

• To show people in the place use long shots and medium shots.

• To show people’s expressions or important details: use close ups and extreme closeups.

If you learn to use a variety of shots your films will have more impact and be better at telling the story.

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Make your film
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= = Adventure on the ||~ ||~ ** 4. ** The Rundown =Shots, location, speech and audio= ||
 * ~ 1. Script plan   Now we begin to plan our story  ||~ [[image:https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/529662916442603520/wDGJ8o1E.jpeg width="220" height="220" link="@file:iparador/2º ESO_MMCC_ENG_script plan.pdf"]] ||~  2. Film language:   shot size and angles  ||~ [[image:https://holliemayjuniper.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/shot-types.jpg width="358" height="158" link="@file:2ºESO_ENG_MMCC_SHOT SIZE and ANGLES.pdf"]] ||
 * ~ [[image:https://www.daysoutguide.co.uk/media/427079/london-eye-detail.jpg width="256" height="148" link="@file:london-eye-ks12-lesson-2-slides.pdf"]] ||~ ** 3. ** Write a story
 * ~ 4. Storyboard   Include as many shots and angles as possible  ||~ [[image:https://viwom.files.wordpress.com/2014/08/video-storyboard-example.jpg width="224" height="177" link="@iparador/2ºESO_MMCC_ENG_storyboards"]] ||~ 5. Equipment ||~ [[image:http://trailheadproductions.com/palette/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Filmmaking-Equipment.jpg width="207" height="155" link="@file:2ºeso_eng_MMCC_equipment.pdf"]] ||


 * ==Behind the Screen==

|| ==Welcome to Hell==

|| ==The Hanging tree==

|| ==Dragon High school==

|| ==Log on the fire==

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