Silent Film shot list _When the going gets tough

 “When the Going Gets Tough” –Shot List

·       POV Point of view

·       OTS Over the shoulder

·       FG Foreground

·       BG Background

·       ELS Extreme long shot

·       LS Long shot

·       FS Full shot

·       MS Medium shot

·       CU Close-up

·       MCU Medium close-up

·       ECU Extreme close-up

Outside shots:

1. ELS- Parking Lot-Car quickly parks and guy hops out, grabs his bag out of the backseat and runs across the parking lot

2. Close up (interior car)- mans face (grimacing) as he tries to get out

3. LS- interior looking outside, man comes flying around corner grabs door open and runs

Interior Shots (Office)

1.     LS Woman sitting at desk

2.     Close up of woman

3.     MS Man standing in doorway jumping and arms waving, trying to tell woman the bathroom is closed

4.     Woman holding arms up “What can I do?”

5.     LS man pointing at her scarf

6.     MLS woman pointing to her scarf as if she is asking… “This scarf?”

7.     MS man suggesting “yes”

8.     MCU Woman shaking her head NO

9.     CU Man shaking head yes

10.  BCU woman shaking head NO

11.  ECU Man giving her a very sad look as if to say please

12.  MS woman sighing and relenting, takes off scarf

13.  CU Man taking scarf out of woman’s hand

Interior Shots (Bathroom)

1.     Zooming outward exterior establishing shot of Women’s restroom, beginning with sign and pulling outward until it’s a LS, woman enters the door

2.     LS Interior Restroom (woman enters doorway) walks to doorway and enters stall, as soon as she enters, man enters bathroom, looks around and enters stall next to her

3.     Floor Shot (man’s/woman’s shoes)

4.     MS (interior stall) woman on stall smiling

5.     LS man on stall, smiling and relieved expression, then abruptly turning his head with look of surprise

6.     MCU man realizing there isn’t any toilet paper

7.     ECU empty toilet paper roll

8.     BCU “aha” moment look on man’s face

9.     MS woman sitting on toilet smiling, eyes half closed, then suddenly raising head up in question

10.  BCU woman turning her head right, left, looking up and then downward

11.  POV CU toilet paper roll and man’s hand peering under the stall

12.  BCU woman’s face with puzzled look, then turning from puzzled to amusement

13.  CU (POV?) woman pulling paper out of toilet paper holder and handing placing it in mans hand

14.  XCU of man’s Hairy hand accepting the tp

15.  BCU of woman’s aha moment as she realizes it is a man, look changing to one of anger

16.  LS woman exits the stall,  heads to sink and washes hands (looking back over her shoulder) dries her hands and walks out of the bathroom

17.  CU male’s face, looking left, looking right (suggesting he is aware that woman has left

18.  CU door shutting to bathroom

19.  LS Man leaving stall, washing hands and leaving restroom

20.  Exterior Bathroom LS man coming out of bathroom

21.  EXT: CU (Man) look of surprise

22.  EXT: woman jumping and flailing and shaking her head

23.  MCU Man fleeing from the bathroom entry

Interior Shots (Hallways)

I. Scene one (before the bathroom

1.     LS Man running down hallway with computer bag

2.     FS Man slides around corner and sees bathroom is closed

3.     CU Man’s face as he realizes bathroom is closed

4.     MS mop bucket in front of bathroom

5.     ECU closed sign on Men’s bathroom

6.     ECU look of terror on Man’s face

7.     LS Man running down hallway

8.     LS Man sliding around corner

9.     LS Man running down hallway wearing scarf

II.  Scene two (after the bathroom)

1.     MLS Security guard standing then suddenly turning (hearing the screams of woman)

2.     MS woman jumping and pointing in various directions

3.     MS man takes off running

4.     MLS security takes off running

5.     LS Man running from left to right, security running from left to right

6.     MS man running from right to left, security following

7.     CU man from right to left, security follows

8.     LS man running down hall and turning corner, security follows

9.     VLS of empty hallway area…. Camera shifts to show door shutting

10.  CU security guard’s face and an aha moment (raises one eyebrow)

11.  LS security going into office area

12.  POV camera panning in room to reveal woman sitting at desk with scarf

13.  CU Man nodding head yes… thinking “I’ve got you now!”

14.  BCU woman’s head raising up to reveal woman’s face

15.  MCU officer realizing he’d been duped… aghast and confused… “Say what?”

16.  ECU (zooming outward) Man laughing… as camera pulls out, door slowly closes to reveal “men’s bathroom sign”

17.  End

Storyboard Template

Simple Sequence List

Film & Video Production

DIGM 1133

Simple Sequence Shot List

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Editing in Adobe Premiere

Film & Video Production

DIGM 1133, Section 01

Editing in Adobe Premiere CS6

Creating a Project

1. Open Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.

2. Choose “New Project.”

3. Name your New Project with the name of the current assignment you are editing.

4. When the New Sequence window appears, click cancel.

5. Under the “File” menu, choose “Import.”

6. Navigate to where your files are located on your computer, select all of your files (hold down shift) and press “Open.” Your files will appear in your bin, in the bottom left corner of your browser.

7. Right click one of the .MTS clips in your bin and select “New Sequence From Clip.”

8. Using the selector tool (arrow), select the clip in the sequence and press “delete.”

Your Premiere Pro Browser

Besides your bin, you will see three main areas on your default screen: your Source window, your Program window, and your Sequence window.

Your source window is where your clips will appear as you decide how much of them to use in your edit.

Your program window will allow you to see your edit as it is currently assembled.

Your sequence window contains your timeline where you actually edit your footage.

Become familiar with these basic functions (they will be displayed if you hover over the button). They are located directly beneath your source window.

Also become familiar with your selection tool and your razor blade tool. Your toolbox is located to the right of your bin.

Mark In, Mark Out, Go to In, Step Back, Play/Stop, Step Forward, Go to Out.

Three Point Editing

1. On the first clip of your sequence, set and “In” and “Out” point, according to how much of the clip you will use.

2. After making sure that your Program window is at the designated place (your third “In” point), drag the clip over to your Program window. You will see a message that states “Drop to overwrite; use control to insert.” Drop your clip and it will appear on your timeline.

This process is called Three-point editing because you always designate three points, usually (but not always) an “In” and “Out” point in your Source window and an “In” point on your Program window. We will later discuss exceptions to using these three points.

3. Continue the three-point editing process according to your storyboard until your edit is complete.

Exporting your Project (Making a Complete File)

1. Under the file menu, choose export>media.

2. Click “output name” and name the file “Simple Sequence Video.”

3. Save to the desktop.

4. Click “Save.”

5. On the export settings menu, click export.

Tuesday March 3

introduction to keyframes, and advanced video editing skills

Cross Fade
from the effects tab in the bottom left panel (you may have to close one of the tabs to close the panel)

When you open the tab you will see video transitions
You will want to pick different transitions and play with

1. "Cross dissolve" is the most common.  Click on it and drag it to your timeline clip.  At the beginning of a clip it will add a fade in.



2. Create a new title, after it appears in the clips window, drag it to the clip window

3. grab the razor blade, lock the audio remove parts of the video, where you can place other images while there is a voice over.