1.
Learning how to Film!

2. Learning Objective… To explain different camera shots and their uses
To create a TV show

3. Shot Types High Angle Close-up Long Shot
Extreme Long Shot (Establishing Shot)
Low Angle
Extreme Close-up
Medium Close-up
Over the shoulder
In the storyboard draw (stick people) these
camera shots!

4. High Angle

5. Low Angle

6. Extreme Close-up

7. Extreme Long-Shot (Establishing Shot)

8. Medium Close-up

9. Close-up

10. Long Shot

11. Watch the video again and list the shots
Tally chart the different shots you see.

12. Task 1
You have permission to go and photograph a story about a Sixth Former’s first day at Netherhall for use in a TV news show (one of you will be the actor and the other will take turns to photograph) – you must follow the shooting plan!

13. Creating a Storyboard!
In order to create a segment for a TV News Show you need to create a storyboard
Upload your photos and create a storyboard
You must explain what camera shots you have used and what the shot is about

14. Filming a Segment
This afternoon you will be scripting and storyboarding a 5 minute segment for your News Show – the segment must include an interview!
You must work together and produce a script (for the interviewer, the person being interviewed) and then develop a storyboard (thinking about what camera shots you will use)
Once planning has been signed off by Ms Samuels you can film.