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    Cinematography 1 Syllabus 2018-2019

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    This syllabus outlines a cinematography and video production course that introduces students to filmmaking through hands-on projects and theory. Students will learn about camera operation, composition, lighting, editing, and pre-production. The course covers various camera shots and angles, movement techniques, transitions, and aesthetic elements. Students will complete projects demonstrating skills like directing, editing, sound design, and critiquing media. Assessment includes projects, quizzes, and reflections. The primary means of communication is through Google Classroom.

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    This syllabus outlines a cinematography and video production course that introduces students to filmmaking through hands-on projects and theory. Students will learn about camera operation, composition, lighting, editing, and pre-production. The course covers various camera shots and angles, movement techniques, transitions, and aesthetic elements. Students will complete projects demonstrating skills like directing, editing, sound design, and critiquing media. Assessment includes projects, quizzes, and reflections. The primary means of communication is through Google Classroom.

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    This syllabus outlines a cinematography and video production course that introduces students to filmmaking through hands-on projects and theory. Students will learn about camera operation, composition, lighting, editing, and pre-production. The course covers various camera shots and angles, movement techniques, transitions, and aesthetic elements. Students will complete projects demonstrating skills like directing, editing, sound design, and critiquing media. Assessment includes projects, quizzes, and reflections. The primary means of communication is through Google Classroom.

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    Cinematography and Video Production Syllabus 

    Instructor:​ ​ Laurie Douglas Pierce Email:​ ​lauriepierce@trinityes.org

    Website:​ ​trinitycinema.weebly.com

    Google Classroom: ​This class uses Google Classroom as the primary means of communication and
    assignments. Google Classroom can be accessed at ​classroom.google.com.

    About:​ ​Cinematography and Video Production I​ introduces students to cinematography and video
    production through a theory-based, hands-on approach. Students will learn the history of media and media
    production and will be able to demonstrate competency in pre-production (planning), production, and
    post-production (editing). Students will apply problem-solving skills in planning, creating, and evaluating
    quality video productions. Topics include the fundamental technical aspects of the digital video camera,
    camera shots, angles, and composition, media literacy, aesthetic elements and techniques, sound and
    lighting, scriptwriting, directing, and editing.

    Course Content:
    Camera and Composition
    1. The functions and proper handling of cameras, cases, batteries, SD cards, tripods, dollies, lighting, and
    microphones.
    2. The proper framing and application of a variety of camera shots and angles.
    ▪ Aerial shot ▪ Matte shot
    ▪ Close up ▪ Money shot
    ▪ Medium shot ▪ Over-the-Shoulder shot
    ▪ Long shot ▪ Point-of-View shot
    ▪ Wide shot ▪ Sequence shot
    ▪ Cowboy shot ▪ Top shot
    ▪ Deep focus ▪ Tracking shot
    ▪ Establishing shot ▪ Two shot
    ▪ Handheld shot ▪ Extreme Close-Up shot
    ▪ Low Angle shot ▪ Bust shot
    ▪ High Angle shot ▪ Macro shot
    ▪ Locked-Down shot ▪ Cross shot
    ▪ Library shot ▪ Unstable Horizon shot
    3. The purpose and application of compositional elements.
    ▪ Framing ▪ Leading Lines
    ▪ Headroom ▪ Level of Action
    ▪ Background ▪ Leadroom
    ▪ Foreground ▪ Noseroom
    ▪ Depth of Field ▪ Rule of Thirds
    4. Camera movement techniques.
    ▪ Panning (left/right) ▪ Trucking (left/right)
    ▪ Tilting (up/down) ▪ Dollying (in/out)
    ▪ Zooming (in/out) ▪ Pedestal (up/down)
    ▪ Arc (left/right) ▪ Crane (up/down)
    5.Transitions
    ▪ Dissolve ▪ Wipe
    ▪ Fade ▪ Take
    6. Identification and application of aesthetic techniques.
    ▪ Light ▪ Time/Motion
    ▪ Space ▪ Sound
    7. Pre-production planning strategies.
    ▪ Shot lists ▪ Shot sequence development
    ▪ Storyboarding ▪ Scripts
    ▪ Prop lists
    8.Lighting
    ▪ Key ▪ Back
    ▪ Fill
    9.Microphones
    ▪ Omnidirectional and Unidirectional
    o Cardioid o Bi-directional
    o Supercardioid o Shotgun
    o Hypercardioid o Lavaliere

    Non-Linear Editing 
    Please note: This course will primarily use iMovie for video editing. iMovie comes pre-installed on your
    MacBook Air computer.
    1. Editing schemas
    ▪ Relational editing ▪ Compilation editing
    ▪ Acceleration editing ▪ Continuity editing
    ▪ Montage editing
    2. Video Editing Guidelines
    3. The purpose of edit decision lists and the value of evaluating and logging footage.
    4. Overview information and procedural steps for making movies in Adobe Premiere and iMovie.

    Course Projects:
    ▪ Cinematography Roles ▪ Public Service Announcement
    ▪ Director Project ▪ Student Spotlight/Interview
    ▪ Camera Shots and Angles ▪ Storyboarding and Scriptwriting
    ▪ Shot Sequences: The Chase, ▪ Camera Techniques
    Getting a Drink, Opening a Locker, ▪ Sound and Lighting
    Taking Notes, Walking Down Stairs ▪ Music Video
    ▪ Non-Linear Editing: Skills Test, ▪ Feature Story
    Green Screen Project ▪ Sports Highlight Video
    ▪ Aesthetics: Media Critique, ▪ Foley Sounds
    Interpretation of Literature ▪ Short Film
    ▪ Music and Graphic Production ▪ Broadcast News Story
    ▪ Instructional Video ▪ Commercial-30 second
     

    Media Critiques
    Quizzes
    Reflections 

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