Embedded Files
Short Film: Falling Sparrows (2000) directed by Murray Keane.
Short Film: Tama Tu (2004) directed by Taika Waititi
On the left is a great 5 minute video which recaps most of the main film techniques.
On the left is a great 5 minute video which recaps most of the main film techniques.
[Note: Dolly Shot is another term for Tracking.]
NCEA L2 Close Viewing - AS91107 v2
NCEA L2 Close Viewing - AS91107 v2
Close Viewing Worksheets
(Your personal copy of this is in your English class folder in Drive, called Name's Close Viewing Worksheet.
Also in your English class folder in Drive are:
A blank doc where you can write up the final essay once you have completed the worksheet, this is called Name's 2.10 Assessment.
A Basic Template which you can use to help you with your write up.
STEPS TO SUCCESS
1. Read the task outline and exemplars.
2. Review your film techniques as required.
3. Choose one of the short films. You may use either Tama Tu or Falling Sparrows for this assessment. (When watching your chosen film in class please use headphones.)
4. Use the doc "Name's 2.10 Close Viewing Worksheets - short film" (in your English class folder in Drive) to record details while you close view the film.
5. Read through the Basic Close Viewing Template (in your English class folder in Drive) when you are ready to start your write-up.
6. Write up your analysis in the doc "Name's 2.10 Assessment" (in your English class folder in Drive) using the Template to help you structure it.
Remember to hand in your final assessment on Google Classroom.
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