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FILM 250 Chapter Notes -Aaton Digital, Robert Drew

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skyimpala44
3 Nov 2011
School
Queen's University
Department
Film and Media
Course
FILM 250
Professor
Derek Redmond

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Chosen documentary: technology at school (use of illegal copyright) Lies that tell the truth- example of when paul is in the dressing room and the documentary camera is shooting him, but photographer is shooting him but not at the same time. However it makes it seem like he is through editing to give the idea of how hectic and live it is to be a celebrity. Demonstrate a sequence (a minimum of four shots much like the sequence with jfk prepping for a photoshoot) The use of pictures in your documentaries is approved if used appropriately. What to start working on right away: research - will allow to re ne topic and the approach to this topic. This inc,uses the actions scenes on location: coverage - getting the coverage of that action, that will then enable you to shoot that minimum 4 shot sequence. Doesn"t have to be a long scene, it can be short.

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