Specialisms Lesson 1.

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Specialisms Lesson 1

The Specialisms Editing Some possible techniques to look into You will research into different editing techniques and how they help communicate meaning to an audience. Some possible techniques to look into Montage Parallel editing Cutting to the beat Multi camera editing Promo style editing Live editing

The Specialisms Camerawork Some possible techniques to look into You will be expected to start shooting on manual. Experimenting with focus, differing angles and ensuring framing is correct are the key areas for development. Some possible techniques to look into Pulling focus Use of angles to create meaning Camera movement Studio v location camera set up Sports camerawork Reporting on a mobile phone

The Specialisms Lighting Some possible techniques to look into You have seen that lighting is important for documentaries, but it can be a lot more creative than that. It is a very important part of filmmaking and broadcasting and gives the audience a lot of visual clues about characters and their personalities. Some possible techniques to look into 3 point lighting High key lighting Low key lighting Top / under lighting Studio lighting Lighting a green screen

The Specialisms Sound Some possible techniques to look into Often neglected by amateur filmmakers, having good sound will make a production far more professional. The impact of Foley sounds and an appropriate soundtrack all combine to make the viewer experience more immersive. Some possible techniques to look into Foley sounds Use of music ADR (Additional dialogue Recording) Boom mic control Studio mics