- A. Manriquez
A blog in transition from the video production teacher at Hollywood High School in Los Angeles, CA.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Basic Filmmaking Terms
All periods:
Here are a list of terms that might show up on a quiz soon. Study up!
Shot
Establishing
Long shot
Full shot
3/4 shot
Medium shot
Medium close-up (MCU)
Close-up (CU)
Extreme close-up (ECU)
Coverage
Eye-level
High angle
Low angle
Pan
Tilt
Dolly
Track
Zoom
Point of View (POV)
Over-the-Shoulder
Two-shot
Focus
Depth of Field
Rule of Thirds
Head space
Lead room (Lead space)
Monday, September 20, 2010
Safety in the Class & on the Job
All Classes
To help you review the safety discussion:
To learn more about your rights as a teen in the workplace, visit the:
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
Fall 2010 Semester Begins
Welcome!
If you're reading this, you're probably taking a video production class at Hollywood High.
For info on the class, important documents will be hosted on the school website as well as here in this blog.
Here are the syllabi for Fall semester:
Here are the class rules and policies:
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Friday, April 9, 2010
Typography: Serif Fonts
Period 4
Here's an interesting article on serif fonts. There are links to download some good ones. Have fun.
And just for reference...
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TV Outside the Box
Take a look at a possibility for TV in the future. I see this working with viewing glasses. Here is virtual reality, only more real.
Make sure to post comments with your thoughts.
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Herzog 101
All Classes
For this week's blog entry, you are to read the article linked above. It has movie clips that you have to see at home. Yay for YouTube being blocked at school! This should be a good start for you to prepare for this Friday's screening of Nosferatu the Vampyre, which is the movie you will be writing about in your blog.
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More links on Werner Herzog:
Monday, February 22, 2010
Let's Start Your Viewing Blogs
All Classes
First, if you lose your Acceptable Use Policy forms, you can download it here:
Just turn in page 3 & 4 of the form.
Second, before writing anything, and to avoid looking... well, not so smart, here are some links that will help improve your writing immediately. Although there is some pretty neat stuff at the Reference Guides at kids.lausd.net, I like the following guides so much more.
Now, here is an example of my Viewing Blog that I will keep along with you.
Then, head over to tumblr.com to start your Viewing Blog. You need only put in your new email address, a password of your own, and your mymail username to sign up.
Make sure you put your full name in the title of the blog, (i.e., "Jane Smith's Viewing Blog")
Finally, your first entry should be a brief synopsis of On the Waterfront and a detailed account of any cinematic techniques you noticed in the film as well as a few sentences on your opinion of the film.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Wrapping Cable
Periods 1-3
If you happen to forget our lesson on wrapping cable, here is a link that should help remind you how to wrap cable using the "over/under" method. It's a YouTube video, so you'll have to watch it at home. There are plenty of videos on the subject. This one was the shortest and most straight forward. Enjoy!
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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