Assignments -- Assignments with Assignment # in Red have been assigned to students
Assignment #1:
After viewing the PowerPoint of Understanding Plot, Shots, and Angles When "Reading" a film, complete the study guide questions.
1. Watch the PowerPoint on Plot by clicking the button below. Answer the study guide questions.
2. When you are finished with the guide, get a shot list from Mr. McCafferty to complete the project portion of this assignment.
After viewing the PowerPoint of Understanding Plot, Shots, and Angles When "Reading" a film, complete the study guide questions.
1. Watch the PowerPoint on Plot by clicking the button below. Answer the study guide questions.
2. When you are finished with the guide, get a shot list from Mr. McCafferty to complete the project portion of this assignment.
Due: Will be completed in class.
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Reading Silent Films Assignment
Assignment #2:
Videos of Paperman and Signs can be found on www.youtube.com if the Button links below each picture do not work! |
The Film History Projecy -- Assignment #3
***** WITH THIS ASSIGNMENT, STUDENTS WILL WORK IN PAIRS TO CREATE A GOOGLE SLIDE SHOW OVER AN ASSIGNED DECADE OF AMERICAN FILMS.
- Students will be assigned a decade at random and will research the decade to do a visual and oral presentation to the class.
- The Film History Project handout gives specific areas that must be included in the Google Slide presentation.
- A Study Guide/Student Engagement handout will also need to be created for the class to use during each presentation.
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Assignment #3a:
After viewing Singing in the Rain starring Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and Debbie Reynolds,
This is an individual assignment which means no two should be alike. Assigned: 3/29/19 Due: 3/29/19 |
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Hollywood tries to tame itself...ALL MOVIES HAD TO BE CERTIFIED!
A Husband and wife could never sleep in the same bed and if they were ever shown sitting on one bed, each had to have one foot on the floor at all times --as per the code.
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Assignment #4: The Production Code (Hays Code) (100 pts.)
With a Prezi, you can link documents and videos directly to your Prezi so be creative and thorough. To create a free Prezi:
Here are a few examples Prezis that deals with the subject. DO NOT COPY THESE. Create your own. (These are not examples of a perfect assignment completion. They are just meant to give you ideas Simply click the underlined link and it should open in a new browser window.)
Here is a list of possible links for information that can be used. It will give you a good start on your research. You may also use a simple Google search. A Copy of the Code The ever-changing code Pre-Code Hollywood Useful Note: The Hays Code Remembering Hollywood's Hays Code Nine Movies and Show Affected by the Code Assignment Due:
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Writing about Film 1...
THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE _________________ |
Assignment #6
Writing About Films Assignment 1 -- Compare/Contrast (100 pts.) This is an individual assignment. |
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Assignment 7 Quick Thoughts (10 pts.) This is an individual assignment.
In paragraph form briefly discuss the following two topics:
1. Give your opinion of the final ending of The Birds. Did you like it? Why or why not? Tell why you thought it was appropriate OR what you think would have made a better ending. Why do you think Hitchcock chose to end it this way? 2. If this film were made today, how do you think it would be different? Give specific details. |
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Assignment #8 -- The Master of Suspense (20 pts) This is a partner assignment.
Directions: With a partner, answer the questions on the worksheet (on the front of the stage) about one of the film industry's greatest directors. Make sure both you and your partner's names are on the worksheet and turn in at the end of the class period. If you are doing this as make-up work, simply print the document below and complete.
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Assignment #9 -- Plot Structure (26 pts) This is an individual assignment. DUE: 1/13/15 -- completed in conjunction with Assignment 2
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Assignment #10 --Plot-A-Script. 50 PTS. This is a group project.
To help you plan your final project, you must complete the assignment below on a separate sheet of paper. Clearly label all assignments with your NAMES, Film Studies, and the Assignment Title in the upper right hand corner before you hand them in. Example Roger McCafferty, Carol Burnette, Jody Foster, and Mary Poppins, Film Studies Plot-A-Script ASSIGNMENT DETAILS
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Assignment #11 (25 pts.) This is an individual assignment.
After viewing Whatever Happened to Baby Jane and Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte, craft a well-written paragraph telling which movie, directed by Robert Aldrich, was more effective in the thriller genre. Why was it more effective? Do not simply write a review of the two movies. Type paragraph and submit below. |
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WRITING ABOUT FILM 2...
This assignment is DUE:
2 page typed paper OR a Glogster poster. |
Assignment 12 --Writing About Films #2 This is an individual assignment.
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Storyboarding assignment... |
Assignment #13 (100 pts) This is a group project.
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Assignment #14 (50 pts) This is an individual assignment. In a paragraph, define the film genre: Coming of Age and explain how the film My Girl fits this definition. Also, briefly describe two other coming of age films that you have seen. How effectively did they tell the story? Which one did you like better, Why?
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Assignment 14/15 -- Directions say Assignment #14 but this is #15.
Careers in Film Production Assignment #15 (50 points)
film_industry_jobs.docx | |
File Size: | 15 kb |
File Type: | docx |
gim-film-industry-chart.pdf | |
File Size: | 263 kb |
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Final Project assignment |
The Five-Minute-Film (150 pts) This is a group project.
For your final project in Film Studies, you will produce a Five-Minute Film or your choice. It can be a silent film or one with sound. It MUST tell a story! It MUST show evidence of the use of different camera shots/angles. It must be produced and burned to a DVD/CD to be played in the DVD/VCR in the light booth. It cannot be on your computer or camera for us to show it. You will be graded on how well you tell the story, not the story itself! Be creative, have fun, but make sure it tells a story and is school appropriate! This project is worth 200 pts.
PROJECT DETAILS:
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QUIZ #1 -- Camera Shots and Angles
Some sites you may wish to use: TIMELINE: http://buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk/history-film-timeline/
General Movie History: http://historycooperative.org/the-history-of-the-hollywood-movie-industry/:
Pre1920s: http://ths1.ttsd.k12.or.us/cs/studentwork08/rebe_hubbweb/1800.html,
https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/awhhtml/awmi10/silent_camera.html
1920s: http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/topic_display.cfm?tcid=124