Thursday, December 2, 2010

Single-Camera Script Format

Here's an example of a single-camera formatted script which explains how to format a single-camera format script! It's called "For a Few Days More". Print a copy for yourself so that you may mark it up during class lecture!

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Storyboard Template

Here is a storyboard template for your use this weekend. Sorry it isn't the same, but it's the best I could find. Enjoy!

Monday, October 18, 2010

West High News Beats Form

You are to actively solicit news from students, faculty, etc, every week (so the man says).

Fill out this form and you will be awarded with legit points and a good grade (only if you fill it out in an accurate and correct manner.

Go to this link and download the attached beats form:

https://sites.google.com/site/whstvp/Home

Labels: ,

Friday, October 15, 2010

Sesame Street: Mouth Music

Mouth Music is an excellent example of the pace, attitude, and, well, hokiness of children's programming. It's also a fantastic example of how music builds on itself and repetitiveness of good music, good to keep in mind when playing music games.

Friday, September 24, 2010

Find News Here

You may be asking yourself, where could I possibly find good sources for articles? Good starting points for great news? Look no further...

Smoke Signals, your school paper, encourages you to talk to them about what is going on, and might let you use thier stories. Get connected, people.

Major News Outlets use the following sources, you could too: PR Newswire (note, don't do products), Reuters, Associated Press.

You might get good stuff from National Public Radio's website or the Public Broadcasting Service.

You might want something that will turn heads: Project Censored keeps track of news stories that at least one news outlet has censored from the "airwaves", and might deserve attention... And Project Vote Smart claims to be an independent agency that makes public crucial elections information, like who is bankrolling various campaigns and ballot initiatives.

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Announcers Test

One hen
Two ducks
Three squawking geese
Four Limerick oysters
Five corpulent porpoises
Six pairs of Don Alverzo's tweezers
Seven thousand Macedonians in full battle array
Eight brass monkeys from the ancient, sacred crypts of Egypt
Nine apathetic, sympathetic, diabetic old men on roller skates with a marked propensity towards procrastination and sloth
Ten lyrical, spherical, diabolical denizens of the deep who haul stall around the corner of the quo of the quay of the quivery, all at the same time.

Friday, July 2, 2010

22 Panels Project

Assignment: Take this and then make this.

Hints: You may want to print off the comic sheet so that you can reference the page. The positions of the actors must be exactly like the pictures. You may not zoom in more than 1.5x. Determine an order that allows you to complete the project efficiently. You do NOT have to use the same actors throughout, though it would be a good idea.

You must do all of the panels, but you do not have to edit them together with fancy panels, etc. They do need to be edited together such that I can view all of the panels in the same timeline. The actor must say the name of the shot while we see the shot. Some motion should be incorporated into the video shot that is not in the panel OR the example (where possible).

Labels: