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HUM150 Cinematography Sound and Editing Worksheet –Braveheart

Cinematography, Sound, and Editing

 

Choose a movie from the approved Week Two/Week Three film list to complete the below worksheet. Please refer to our course readings.

 

Part I: Examining Cinematography – Write at least 250 word answers to each of the following questions in the matrix:

Questions	Answers
Discuss your film's point of view.
How are camera angles used within your film? Be sure to point to at least two specific scenes.
Discuss how your film is framed.
Discuss one scene and depth of field.
Using at least one scene examine the ideas of contrast and color.
Discuss one scene and the concept of movement.

 

 

Part II: Analyzing Editing -- Write at least 250 word answers to each of the following questions in the matrix:

 

Questions	Answers
Analyze a cut within your film.
Discuss two types of shots.
Examine the concept of temporality within your film.

 

 

Part III: Examining Sound -- Write at least 250 word answers to each of the following questions in the matrix:

 

Questions	Answers
How are voice and dialogue used in your film?
Locate one scene with music. How does music work within that scene? Be specific.
Discuss the sound effects used within your film.

 

 

References

 

HUM150 Week-3 Film Theme – Revenge

In preparation for your Week Four Hollywood and Beyond Poster and your Week Five Film Festival Project, submit your theme proposal and choice of three films.  In 150-200 words, explain your film choices and how they relate to your theme. 

·  Choose three films that have not yet been viewed for this class. 

·  Choose one film from each of the three time periods: Time Periods: pre-1969; 1970-2000; 2000-2016

 

 

HUM150 Week-4 Hollywood and Beyond Poster-Women in film

This assignment will require you to do research. Choose one of the following cinemas/topics for your Week Five Film Festival project.. Create a film flyer/poster for your project.Write a summary/discussion.

·  Third World Cinema

·  Indian Cinema

·  Native American Cinema

·  African Cinema

·  Asian Cinema (can choose one culture ex. Japanese)

·  Middle Eastern Cinema (can choose one culture, example Turkish)

·  Women in Film

·  Female Filmmakers

·  African American Cinema

·  LGBT Film History

·  LGBT characters/depictions in Film

·  Christian Film History

·  Christian depictions in Film

·  Shakespeare on Film

·  The American Musical

·  Other (present topic to Instructor for approval)

Create a film flyer/poster in the form of a PowerPoint®. Include in your flyer famous actors from those cinemas/topics, titles of movies, and details of the cinema/topics.

Write a 525-word summary of why you chose your specific cinema/topic, and a brief history of the cinema/topic. Your summary should include a clear discussion of each of the following: conventions, genres, possible cinematography elements, specific films, cultural topics, and narrative.

Format your entire assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines.

 

 

HUM150 Week-5 - Women in films

Write a 1,050- to 1,400-word compare and contrast essay for a themed film festival. Choose three films from the three specific time periods to exemplify your theme. The theme could be anything from a specific genre, like the Western, to a topic, such as male representation in film, to a specific time period, and everything in between (see Week Three Preparation Film Festival).

Design this film festival for University of Phoenix students. Keep in mind your audience.

Include the following in your essay:

·  Identify and explain your theme.

·  Identify and explain your personal reason(s) for choosing this focus.

·  Identify and explain why University of Phoenix students need to examine this theme, including but not limited to: What will students learn? What new knowledge will be gained? Why is this important?

·  Compare and contrast the three films to each other and to our course content. This is the main portion of the essay. Explain how the films relate to each other and to your chosen theme in terms of course content. Consider all that was discussed throughout the course, including but not limited to: cinematography, sound and music, editing, narrative, genre, history, and film theory.

·  Use specific scenes and details from each movie. Include the hour and minute of the scene's location in the film during discussion.

·  Be careful to have a clear thesis statement and strong topic sentences.

·  Reference The Film Experience, other University of Phoenix resources, and prior assignment resources.

Cite your work - including any and all visual inclusions - according to appropriate level APA guidelines and expectations. Pictures and other pertinent graphics are welcome.

Format your assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines.