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How Movies Are Made: A Behind-the-Scenes Workshop

How Movies Are Made: A Behind-the-Scenes Workshop. Frank Baker, media educator September 16, 2007. Coming Distractions: Questioning Movies Capstone Press, 2007. The Oscar. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. Oscar Categories. Best Actor/Actress Best Director Best Cinematographer

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How Movies Are Made: A Behind-the-Scenes Workshop

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  1. How Movies Are Made:A Behind-the-Scenes Workshop Frank Baker, media educatorSeptember 16, 2007

  2. Coming Distractions:Questioning MoviesCapstone Press, 2007

  3. The Oscar The Academy of Motion PictureArts & Sciences

  4. Oscar Categories • Best Actor/Actress • Best Director • Best Cinematographer • Best Screenplay (Script) • Best Set Design (Art Direction) • Best Music • Best Costume Design • Best Editing • Best Makeup video

  5. How Movies Are Made • Someone has an idea • They create a script (the story) • They raise the money to make their movie • They hire actors, directors (the crew) • They scout locations • They shoot the movie • They edit the movie • They market and promote the movie

  6. Screenplay Script

  7. Screenplay Script

  8. Screenplay Script Actors Mary Badham & Gregory Peckstudying the script

  9. Storyboard Artist

  10. Scouting (finding locations)

  11. Director

  12. Production

  13. Editor

  14. Dissolve Used to indicate Passage of time Often used in Flashbacks video

  15. Camera angles

  16. Expressions

  17. Activity From novel to film

  18. Because of Winn-Dixie Grocery Store scene

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