1. Unit 2: Set #1 From Interesting Pictures to a Storyline
Méliès- The Artificially Arranged Scene

2. Review: Méliès Movies so far:

3. What special effects exist in this film?
Multiple exposure
Known as “Cinemagic”

4. Méliès Cinemagic
Double exposure: When the same frame gets repeatedly exposed to light causing two images.

5. Méliès Cinemagic
Stop Motion: When the camera is stopped and the scene is reset to make something appear, disappear, or change.

6. Méliès Cinemagic
Fade:
Where the image on the screen dims to black.

7. Méliès Cinemagic Dissolve:
Where the image on the screen is double exposed over the next scene.

8. Méliès Cinemagic Masking:
Where a paper or metal frame is placed over the camera lens to darken part of the shot.

9. Méliès Cinemagic Animation:
The use of drawings- frame by frame to make pictures move.

10. Classcraft Challenge
As a team, watch the movie “Journey to the Moon". Filling out the organizer of special effects. The fastest team with the most correct answers will receive:
1:200 XP and 100 Gold
2: 100 XP 50 Gold
3: 50 XP 25 Gold
4: 25 XP 15 Gold
5: 15 XP 10 Gold
Ties are allowed, so it is possible that several teams get the first place. READY TO PLAY???.

11. Begin Notes:
Other filmmakers around the world watched Méliès work and began copying his techniques:

12. Spanish Film Maker: Chomon “Easter Eggs”
Méliès began working on something new…

13. The Artificially Arranged Scene:
The construction of a storyline rather than catching real life sequences.
Totally a unique idea.
Highly innovative.

14. Cendrillon: Méliès planned twenty scenes.
Once filmed he arranged them Chronologically.
1- Cinderella in the Kitchen
11. The Prince and Cinderella
2. The Fairy
12. The Arrival at the Church
3. The Transformation of the Rat
13. The Wedding
4. The Pumpkin Changes to a Carriage
14. Cinderella’s Sisters
5. The Ball at the King’s Palace
15. The King
6. The Hour of Midnight
16. The Nuptial Cortege
7. The Bedroom of Cinderella
17. The Bride’s Ballet
8. The Dance of the Clocks
The Celestial Spheres
9. The Prince and the Slipper
The Transformation
10. The Godmother and Cinderella
The Triumph of Cinderella
Méliès found that he could film the scenes out of order and edit them together making his filming more flexible.

15. CLASSCRAFT FOREST RUN!!!! Méliès filmed several takes of his film.
They must be put in order, so the story is understandable.
The team must assemble the pieces in order.
All teams that participate get XP.
Fastest team will get 500 gold
Second fastest team will get 100 gold
Third fastest team will get 75 gold
Fourth fastest team get 50 gold
Fifth fastest team will get 25 gold

16. Let’s watch: “Cendrillon” or “Cinderella”

17. 1902: Trip to the Moon Méliès most famous film.
Took three months to film.
Ten Thousand Francs (Largest budget of the time period.)
800 feet in length.
Modeled after Jules Verne’s From the Earth to the Moon.
First Science Fiction Movie

18. The Arranged Scenes: (Don’t Copy this)
The Scientific Congress
Prisoners!!!
Planning the Trip
Kingdom of the Moon
The Workshop Construction
The Flight
Casting of the Monster Gun
Wild Pursuit
The Astronomers enter the Shell
Departure from the Moon
Loading the Gun
Vertical Drop into Space
Fire!!!!
Splashing into the Open Sea
Flight through Space
At the Bottom of the Ocean
Landed Right in the Eye.
Rescue and Return to Port
Seeing Earth
Triumphal March Past
The Plain of Craters
Crowing and Decorating the Heroes
The Dream
Procession of Marines
The Snowstorm
Inauguration and Statue
Descending a Lunar Crater
Public Rejoicings
Interior of the Moon
Encounter with the Selenites

19. “Trip to the Moon”