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Cinematography with Digital Video
 
During this workshop, participants will learn
  • basic vocabulary
  • how to create a storyboard
  • basic use a digital video camera
  • basic cinematography techniques
Vocabulary
 
Edit: At the most basic level, this means simply joining individual pieces of film to make up scenes, sequences, groups of sequences, and finally the entire film. Editing, therefore, makes a fundamental contribution to the construct of meaning which the whole film text generates. 

Movie Formats: .avi, .mov, and .mpeg
 
Scene: A self-contained, continuous series of shots which define a specific dramatic and/or narrative moment.
 
Sequence: A self-contained group of sequential scenes. The grouping should coalesce around a specific set of dramatic and narrative imperatives.
 
Shot: A single piece of film of any length or duration which is exposed by the camera being turned on, then off, a single time only.
 
Storyboard:  Still visual representation of movie
 
Lights, Camera, Action PowerPoint

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Mothers and Daughters
This video was created in a two day workshop sponsored by EAT.

Click here to play video!

Visual Literacy: A picture is worth a thousand words.