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Editing Workshop

Thursday 10th October 2013

Mr Campbell, Miss Harris and Mr Nicholson


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What will we be covered in todays

workshop:

Different types of camera shots

Creating a storyboard

Editing a sequence of camera shots to create ascene


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What is Editing?

The actual process of editing involves the joiningtogether of separate pieces of film cuttingunwanted material, and joining the wanted strips

of film in a desired order (Speidel, 2012:97).

The task of selecting and joining camera takes(Bordwell and Thompson, 2010:491)


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The ECU gets right in and shows

extreme detail.

The subject takes up the full

frame, or at least as much as

comfortably possible.

Shows some part of the subject in

more detail while still giving an

impression of the whole subject.

Normally shot from the waist up.

Half way between a MS and a CU.

Normally shot from the shoulders

up.

A certain feature or part of the

subject takes up the whole frame.

Normally the hole face.

Sets up where and when the

scene takes place. Shows the

relationship between people and

objects.

Establishing shot
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Activity 1- Shot types

Identify shot types

Purpose of use (why?)

Does the editing create feelings or emotions?


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X Factor (2013)


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The Twilight Saga : Breaking Dawn part 2(2012)


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Scream (1996)


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How Would You Edit A Horror Film?

Fast paced editing makes the scene moreintense

Close up shots make the audience feel close to

the action Cuts are used in order to keep the audience

interested

Reaction shots are used to show thecharacters fear and create empathy towardsthe victim


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Storyboard


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What is a Storyboard?

What does it include?

picture showing the main action of scene scene description

camera techniques

audio (narration, dialogue, voice over, sound effects, music)

Storyboards are graphic organizers combining two main parts:

images and descriptions of a scene.

They are a series of photos, drawings or clip art that outline the

sequence of scenes and major changes in a video production.

Storyboards help manage the timing of the production


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Image

Must include : shot type,

purpose of use and

description of the scene.

Duration of scene (Time)


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Activity 2 - Storyboard

Medium shot of vampire walking

towards the victim about toattack. Establish the intruder

encounter. The audience is

nervous.

Close up shot of the potential

victim. She is scared. The shotmakes her look trapped

because there is little space in

the frame. Audience feel her

fear.

3 Secs 1 Sec


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Activity 3 - Editing

In pairs, piece together a sequence of shots to recreate Alfred Hitchcocks famous Psycho shower scene. (1960)

Consider :

Start point and end point of the scene

Chronological order of shots

purpose of use

Continuity

Feedback Discussion


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File

Import

Movies

*Select movies

Import


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Activity 4 - Quiz

What have we learnt?


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Bibliography

Bordwell, D and Thompson K (2010) Film Art

An Introduction Ninth Edition, McGraw Hill,

New York

Spiedel, S 2012 Film Form and Narrative in

Nelmes, J (ed) 2012 An Introduction to Film

Studies Fifth Edition, Routledge, Oxon

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