Clarke Steinback Ph.D. Concept Design and Storyboarding APCG 117 Fall 2005 Shot Analysis

2005 Fall ->Concept Design and Storyboarding ->Shot Analysis Shot Analysis Assignment 6:     Title Shot Analysis Due Date Friday 18 November 2005 by 6:00 PM Points 10 Preparation Read DDSF chapter 5 Venue External - to be completed outside of class or lab time. Connection Individually Turn-in Method Email - send email to ranger@ecst.csuchico.edu Format Word document Subject Line APCG 117 Shot Analysis your name File Name ShotAnalysis_ followed by your name. Use underscores instead of spaces. Notes Make sure your name is in the file. Tasks       1. Watch a movie which you have not previously watched. As you watch the film, keep in mind the topics we have covered thus far in the course - story, theme, character, plot points, scene development, etc.   After watch the movie note in your document the following: 2. (see chapter 1) Title   Genre   Protagonist - name and brief character description.   Antagonist or Main Antagonist - name and brief character description.   Subject   Theme   Goals - Protagonist, Antagonist, Story, Theme 3. (see chapter 2) Character Identification methods used   A brief history of the protagonist.   Protagonist traits - best, worst, three others.   Some symbols and/or metaphors used for protagonist's traits, story, and theme. 4. (see chapter 3) Framework used - drama, hero journey, etc.   List a few of the plot points used in the film. 5. (see chapter 4) Select a sequence of scenes with at least 25 camera shots for more detailed analysis. For each of the sequence:   Indicate the pace (accelerating, decelerating, etc.) If the scene is transitional, list the form of transition.   How would you improve this sequence? 6. (see chapter 5) Shot Analysis Chart: Create the following chart and fill in the information regarding the shots in the sequence. Shot # Story Element (what is taking place in shot?) Camera Shot Name (Pages 169 - 184) Framing (Page 188) In-Camera Technique (Page 185) Camera angle Camera Motion Perspective What was used to make the shot interesting? (Pages 194 - 197) What catches your eye? What composition elements were used? (Pages 198 - 205) What emotion is the shot is supposed to convey?                                                                                                 2005 Fall Concept Design and Storyboarding Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Samples 3D Computer Modeling Web Page Design Portfolio Video Game Desgin

Character Development | Director's Pitch | Final | Final Critique | Final Pitch | First Pitch | Plot Points | Project Storyboards | Scene Analysis | Shooting Script | Shot Analysis | Story Generation | Story Generation Background | Treatment | Treatment Revision | Visual Storytelling 2005 Fall | Concept Design and Storyboarding | 3D Computer Modeling | Web Page Design | Portfolio | Video Game Desgin CSU, Chico: Home | Admissions | Bookstore | Catalog | Schedule | Library | Help Applied Computer Graphics Program Department of Computer Science California State University, Chico Chico, CA 95929-0410 530.898.5418 ranger@ecst.csuchico.edu This page and its contents © 2005 Clarke Steinback Maintained by .  Developed by Diverse Network Associates, Inc. .