cinematography Scavenger Hunt

learning goals

Learn about the different shot types used in film
Recognize the shots when you see them in a film and know how to capture them yourself
Learn the basics of Adobe Premiere Pro by editing your clips together and adding sound/music to your sequence

Total time: 2-3 classes

REQUIREMENTS

Must have an opening title screen: Shot Types and Camera Angles by YOUR NAME(S)
Each camera shot and angle must have a title on it describing what shot it is
- One shot per shot type on the checklist
Must have music (use https://pixabay.com/music/)
Your final exported video should be NO LONGER than 1 minute 30 seconds (1:30)

EXAMPLE VIDEO

student tasks

Find a partner to work with
Grab a worksheet from Ms. Brucculieri/Ms. Verbeek (or download here)
Using your phone, film all of the shot types and angles on the list
- MAKE SURE TO FILM HORIZONTALLY!
Shots should NOT be more than 5 seconds each
Upload your Scavenger Hunt footage from your phone to Google Drive (See tutorial video below)
Download the footage onto your computer
- It will download to your "Downloads" folder
- Ctrl + A to select all files, and then Ctrl + X to "Cut" the files
- Find your PR folder (E: > Your Name > DMA > PR)
- Make a sub-folder called "Scavenger Hunt"
- Ctrl + V to Paste the files into the folder
Open Premiere Pro and import the clips to the media library.
- Watch the tutorials below on how to import and edit clips, and how to add titles.
Export your video
- Upload to Google Drive DMA folder
- Make sure permissions are set to SD48
- Publish and submit digital portfolio link to Google Classroom.

Film Unit - Shot Types and Scavenger Hunt

HOW TO EDIT & EXPORT VIDEOS IN PREMIERE PRO

Note: This video was for a PSA assignment--your file name should be ScavengerHunt_YourName and saved into New Volume E / DMA / Premiere / Scavenger Hunt

How to upload videos to google drive & download them to your computer

Save to: New Volume E: / YourName / DMA / PR / Scavenger Hunt

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