Aims:
To explore continuity editing
Objectives
To explore continuity editing
Objectives
- All learners will be able to explain editing terminology; transitions, wipe, dissolve, fade in/fade out, continuity editing
- some learners will be able to identify editing effects in a film clip
- few learners will analyse a film clip
Starter
Write down the name of the film by the theme tune.
https://youtu.be/Ci-uCzwzsOE
Write down the name of the film by the theme tune.
https://youtu.be/Ci-uCzwzsOE
THE EQUATION TO FIGURE OUT YOUR PERCENTAGE
(YOUR TOTAL MARK) DIVIDED
BY 10, THEN TIMES (X) THAT BY 100 = YOUR PERCENTAGE score
BY 10, THEN TIMES (X) THAT BY 100 = YOUR PERCENTAGE score
Activity 1
Write down what you understand by the term continuity editing?
Activity 2
In pairs, produce an A3 mind map of the information below. You will need to define each term listed under The Rules. You can use the internet to research the terms you do not yet know. Be prepared to present to the rest of the class.
Once created take a upload to your editing blog.
Once created take a upload to your editing blog.
Comment on the car chase scene in film clip Fast and Furious (https://youtu.be/9ZZL7PFeG7c)
Explain how continuity editing is being used in the scene. (180 degree rule, match cut, eyeline match, re-establishing shot)
What is the benefits of using continuity editing in this sequence?
Activity 4
In your allocated groups research the following editing effects and add to your linot page:
Dissolves technique
1. Explain what the the editing term dissolves mean.
2. Find an example of a dissolve effect used in a film.
3. Explain the effect of this technique in the film.
Transitions technique
1. Explain what the editing term transition means
2 Find an example of a transition effect in a film
3. Explain the effect of this technique in the film.
Fade in/Fade out
1. Explain what the editing term fade in and fade out transition means
2. Find an example of a fade in and fade out effect in a film
3, Explain the effect of this technique in the film.
Wipe1. Explain what the editing term wipe means
2. Find an example of a wipe effect in a film
3, Explain the effect of this technique in the film.
Activity 5
In pairs complete this online test below. Once you have completed copy and paste the answers to a blog labeled Unit 9: Learning outcome B - Continuity editing Quiz and write
https://quizlet.com/127842702/test?written=on&matching=on&mult_choice=on&tf=on&prompt-with=0&limit=20
Activity 6
Tell me something you have learnt today.
