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Sinesosyedad Aralin 2 PPT 1
Sinesosyedad Aralin 2 PPT 1
Ito ay nakatutulong sa
paglinang ng pakikinig at
pagbabasa.
Sinasabing ang panonood, lalo na sa
pamamagitan ng mga napapanahong
midya ay nakatutulong na mabatid,
masalamin at masuri ang malalim at
malawak na pagkakaiba-iba ng
kultura ng mga tao, lahi at bansa.
Sa pamamagitan ng prosesong ito ay
nabibigyang pagkakataon ang mga
mag- aaral at ibang tao na maging
responsible at matalinong manonood.
Maaari itong pag-usapan, talakayin,
bigyang puna, gawan ng paghihinuha,
konklusyon at rekomendasyon.
Ang ganitong uri ng panonood ay
isang magandang daan sa paglinang
ng kasanayan sa pagkaklasipika, pag-
aanalisa, pagsusuri at pagpapahalaga.
Subalit nararapat ding maiwasan ang
masangkot sa pamimirata o
pagrekord at pagpapakalat ng
pelikula sa sosyal midya.
Mahalagang matukoy ang layunin sa panonood tulad
ng makapaglibang, matamo ang nilalaman,
magkaroon ng dagdag kaalaman, masalamin ang
mga elemento nito, masuri ang kabuuan, mahango
ang ilang pagpapahalaga o aral, makapagnilay o
magpahalaga sa pelikula bilang isang anyo ng sining.
A group of children, aged 8-10, are playing on the swings and climbing structures. ANNA, a
thoughtful and shy girl, sits on a bench, drawing in her sketchbook. NEIL, an outgoing boy
with a big grin, approaches her.
NEIL:
(excitedly)
Hey, Amy! Wanna join us on the monkey bars? We're having a race!
ANNA:
(looking up, hesitant)
Um, I'm not really good at that...
NEIL:
(grinning)
Nah, come on! It's easy, I'll show you. You just have to grab on and swing like this!
NEIL demonstrates, swinging effortlessly from bar to bar across to the other platform, his
feet barely touching the ground.
ANNA:
(watching, impressed)
Wow, you make it look so easy...
ANNA takes NEIL’s hand, and they walk towards the monkey bars together,
ANNA’s apprehension slowly giving way to a growing sense of excitement.
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Long shot of empty classroom. Eerie music Cut to close-up shot of girl. She is visibly
plays. Sound of school bell rings. distressed. Voiceover off camera: “Don’t
worry about the exam, it’s going to be fine!”
The artistic quality of the drawings isn’t really important (it doesn’t
matter if you draw stick figures!). The importance of this process is to
visualise what the finished film will look like and then commit it to paper so
you know exactly what you need to film on the day.
When planning your storyboard, think carefully about the elements that will
best communicate your message to the audience. This includes things
like camera shots, camera angles, camera movement, editing
techniques and sound devices.
The camera is placed overhead The camera is positioned The camera is tilted on it’s axis
or directly above the subject. directly beneath the subject. It so it produces an image that is
Characters and objects are is often coupled with point-of- similar to tilting one’s head on
made to look small compared view shots when the character the side. It’s often used to
to their surroundings. is looking up at something. convey tension or chaos.
The camera is
stationary and The camera is The camera is
The camera is The camera
the head moves stationary and deliberately
stationary and moves on tracks
up or down on a the focus shaky to make
the head moves or wheels, from
vertical axis. It is changes to zoom the footage
from left to right a helicopter or
used to show the in or out on an appear home-
or right to left crane or from
height of object, made. This can
on a horizontal the body of a
something or to character or be to create
axis. It is usually person. They
mirror someone setting. It is used realism or to
used to show a often follow a
raising or to draw focus to create a chaotic
setting or traveling or
lowering their a particular environment.
landscape. moving subject.
head. detail.
The image appears or
Two shots are joined in a way disappears gradually by slowly An image on screen slowly
that looks like an fading to black, white or fades away while the next
instantaneous change between another colour as a division image slowly fades in.
shots. between scenes.
Also called cross-cutting, the A series of shots reveal what a A series of shots from different
film cuts back and forth character is seeing (as if settings or times shown in
between scenes that are through their gaze) and then sequence to create a
happening simultaneously but cuts to their reaction to it via continuous reality usually with
in different locations. facial expression. voiceover or music.
Before you head out to shoot, it’s important to undertake the following activities: