 Your
eagerness to complete this fun project must not prevent you from doing it
right.
Start
with an idea and then use principles of design, photography and digital
rendering to create your work. Make sure that your imaginative ideas are
possible.
Remember
that every production has a preproduction stage and this one is no
different!
- 1) Create a
storyboard and have
it appraised and
evaluated
by the teacher BEFORE taking pictures
- 2) Be sure
that you are telling a story using
words, images and symbols.
- 3) Make use
of various
camera angles close-ups and action shots that add to the mood of
each scene.
- 4) Try to
assign each member of your crew to a
specific specialty task but share equally in the over all
preproduction and production.
- 5) Create
Titles at the start and
Credits at the end of your production.
Someone must be the director
!!!!
hints - make sure that your
actors use exaggerated
facial
expressions and body language that tell the viewer about the situation
you are narrating
start
(title) -
finish (credits)
narrative - meaning
design layout - visual sense
Evaluation
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