Planing : Mise-En-Scene : Casting

 



 James age 16 and very sporty and friendly. James likes to play football, socialising with his friends and listing to music in his spare time



This part will be played by  Ben Nye, he is the right for the job as he is confidence in front of a camera and not afraid to perform.

Billy is a 16 year old student. He enjoys playing football and he uses social media in his spare time.

The part of billy will be played by Ryan Loasby. Ryan is a good choice for this role as he is confidant and he can follow instructions effectively. 

Preliminary Task : Creating A Story Board From Initial Ideas

We decided as a group that our task would involve two sixth formers where one os asking the other about a piece of coursework. This lead to the opening shot being an establishing shot to show the viewers where the scene is set. we managed to do this in 11 after being set a challenge to do it in 12 shots using a range of different camera shots, movements and angles. 



In the lesson I learnt how to create a storyboard in which I only used 11 out of 12 camera shots to plan an effective short clip, I also learnt about the looking space involved in the filming of shots where a character has room in the shot to look into. I also learnt how to use arrange of camera shots, movements and angles effectively.

Media Slideshare from BenNye

Preliminary Task : First Ideas

 Billy (age 16) will walk into the classroom where James(age 16) will be sitting completing his Btec PE coursework and billy will sit across him and will then start to ask him about the Btec PE coursework.

Foundation Portfolio : What Is It?

50% of your grade will be earned through your Foundation Portfolio. This consists of a preliminary task and a main task, the details of which can be found below.

The Preliminary Task is designed to illustrate the processes of pre-production, production and post-production that will be required, albeit in more detail, when you come to undertake the Main Task. The Preliminary Task is not marked but MUST be completed and submitted alongside the Main Task to the examiner. If it is not completed, marks are deducted from your Main Task.

The Main Task is marked out of 100. These marks are broken down as follows:

20 marks - Research into similar media products and planning of your own media product.
60 marks - Construction of your own media product including filming and editing.
20 marks - Evaluation of your own media product.

All of your work must be posted to your blog as this will be accessed by the examiner in May of 2016.

For each of the criteria above, marks are available in 4 levels with level 4 being the highest. 

The progress thermometer below shows the key words for each level of the mark scheme.



This is what you have to do:

Preliminary Exercise

Continuity task involving filming and editing a character opening a door, crossing a room and sitting down in a chair opposite another character, with whom she/he then exchanges a couple of lines of dialogue. This task should demonstrate match on action, shot/reverse shot and the 180-degree rule.

Main Task

The titles and opening of a new teen horror film, to last a maximum of two minutes.

All video and audio material must be original, produced by the candidate(s), with the exception of music or audio effects from a copyright-free source. Both preliminary and main tasks must be completed as a group. Maximum four members to a group.

Understanding And Applying Basic Terminology

This is a Close Up shot

This is an Extreme Close Up 

This is a High Angle 

This is a Low Angle 

This is a Mid shot

This is a P.O.V shot

This is an Establishing shot

This is a Long shot

This is a Two Shot

This is an Over the Shoulder Angle

OCR Guide To The 180 Degree Rule

OCR Guide To Basic Camera Angle

OCR Guide To Basic Camera Movements

OCR Guide To Basic Camera Shots

Me As A Consumer Of The Internet

I use the internet for a variety of reasons and one of them is to go on YouTube and look at the goals of the weekend. I also use the internet to look at my social media such as Facebook. I use YouTube to watch YouTube videos  of games such as Fifa.