Put your Documentary Scripts on the table
next to you while you type,
or make sure they are shared
and say as such when John
collects them for credit.
You do NOT need to turn in your OUTLINE or other project documents unless your RESEARCH is QUESTIONED when we view your Documentary
Learning Target(s)- I can independently produce an 'engaging' short film
Announcements
- Featurettes are DUE June 6th
- 24 days from today
- You have 5 days to come up with an idea
- Featurette Storyboards are DUE THIS FRIDAY, May 18th, for credit!
- Bring headphones EVERY DAY
Agenda [65]
- Typing.com & Script turn-in [10]
- The work ahead [30]
REVISED 5-16-18
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Featurette Work Outline & Deadlines
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MON
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MAY
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14
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Featurette Ideas & Examples
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TU-TH
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MAY
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15-18
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Documentary Film Festival
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FRI
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MAY
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18
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Featurette Storyboards DUE [check-in]
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SAT/SUN
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MAY
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19-20
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FEATURETTE FILMING BEGINS
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MON
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MAY
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21
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FEATURETTE EDITING BEGINS
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SPECIAL SCHEDULES for Portfolio Begin HERE
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WED
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MAY
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23
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Gritty City Field Trip: NO 1st Period LAB*
1st period students get preference on
after school computer time AND get TWO slots
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WED-FRI
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MAY
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23-25
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After school lab time:
You get ONE total slot - sign up with John
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FRI
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MAY
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25
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UPLOAD Version 1 - Rough Cut
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SAT/SUN/MON
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MAY
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26-27-28
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Filming continues
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TUE-FRI
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MAY
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29-June 1
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PORTFOLIO WEEK = SHORTENED CLASSES
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TUE
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MAY
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29
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After school lab time:
You get ONE total slot - sign up with John
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WED/THU
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MAY
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30-31
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John @ Grad Night - SUB for Independent lab time during class.
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SPECIAL SCHEDULES for Portfolio END HERE
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FRI
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JUNE
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1
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John is Back - NO 1st Period this day
UPLOAD Version 2 - Almost finished
1st period may turn it in during after school lab
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SAT/SUN
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JUNE
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2-3
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FINAL Filming
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MON/TUE
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JUNE
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4-5
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FINAL TOUCH-UP EDITING
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WED/THU
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JUNE
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6-7
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Upload FINAL version (NO Extensions)
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- The Featurette Guiding Principles
- DUE DATES
- You need to choose your idea this week and film THIS WEEKEND
- You will turn in a version EVERY WEEK
- You should be 'finished' with your film on Friday June 1st so that you have a weekend to reshoot and 3 days to final edit
- LENGTH
- 3-5-7 minutes
- 3 is short but if well used...
- 5 is what you should be "shooting" for [lol]
- 7 is long but if well used...
- SUBJECT & GENRE
- Almost anything is possible if it is school appropriate
- Check your ideas with John early and often
- You MAY make your own version of an existing film or show with advanced permission in writing on your storyboard or script as appropriate
- You may NOT make anything that is like a "reality" show
- You may NOT make any "day in the life", "room tour". "haul", "challenge", "expectations vs. reality" or other FAD videos.
- You may NOT make any GAMEPLAY or "Twitch" style videos.
- If the genre only exists online think twice - it probably will NOT be approved
- When in doubt ask John & get any controversial films approved in advance and in writing on your storyboard or script as appropriate
- Brainstorm ideas
- Base your film on something you have read
- Make something that is like your favorite movie or TV show (pay attention to the NO section ABOVE)
- Find a beautiful location and design your film around it
- Consider making something abstract (yet still engaging)
- Choose your genre and work from there - here are some ideas (this list will be updated).
- Romance
- love found
- love lost
- Action
- chase
- crime
- Comedy
- funny journey - miniature road trip
- funny situation
- Spy
- Drama
- Mystery
- Who did it?
- What happened?
- Documentary
- Promotional
- team
- church
- school
- store
- Horror
- Superhero
- Consider combining genres - make a funny action film!
- 'REQUIREMENTS' for your engaging film
- A general audience should find the film enjoyable to watch
- Somebody who does not know you should be able to enjoy it
- The fact that you and your friends enjoy it does not necessarily mean it is good
- It should be thoughtfully planned
- You should not be complaining about WHY things are not happening right
- You should be PLANNING to make sure that everything is happening right
- Your calm, productive demeanor in class will demonstrate this
- It should be skillfully filmed to keep the viewer's interest
- Angles, framing, lighting, sound and other techniques are thoughtfully utilized.
- Gross errors are refilmed or otherwise resolved
- You do NOT need dialog in your film but, if you do have it, it must be correctly recorded so that we can hear it.
- It should be skillfully edited
- ALL appropriate editing techniques are properly utilized
- Problems from filming are appropriately addressed in editing OR REFILMED
- The Exemplars
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