write short paper cinematography within film
Write a short paper on the cinematography within this film. Begin with a subjective critique of how successful the Director of Photography was in reinforcing the subject matter, mood, symbolism, and or continuity of the film. Utilizing terminology from the supplemental lectures objectively support the statements you have made within the critique with examples. Remember Film Information The Movie this paper must be about is Shakespeare in Love and I need the paper by Monday Morning Please Help! Willing to pay 10
Emphasis Discussion Forum – 10
| number of points |
aspect of assignment |
application |
| 1 | subjective statement | An opening subjective statement regarding the still. |
| 1 |
focus term 1 |
a term has been utilized (frame, deep focus, differential focus, color, space, proportion, lighting value, etc.) |
| 2 |
application of term 1 |
The term has been applied in a way that supports the emphasis |
| 1 |
focus term 2 |
a term has been utilized (frame, deep focus, differential focus, color, space, proportion, lighting value, etc.) |
| 2 |
application of term 2 |
The term has been applied in a way that supports the emphasis |
| 3 | importance | The relevance of how the terms and emphasis reinforce the content of the still has been communicated and reflects the opening subjective statement. |
Seminar Four Writing Corrections – 5
DO NOT choose a statement that another student has selected.
Make sure that you have identified the mistake within the statement and clearly explained the correction. Use this opportunity to determine if you understand the terminology or concept by breifly explaining it within your correction. In some cases it is a term that needs to be replaced. Discuss not only the corrected term but the one that was incorrect. These will be helpful in studying for the final exam.
Seminar Four Film Assignment – 40
GRADING
This should be a short 500 word (approximately) paper.
| number of points |
aspect ofassignment |
application |
| 4 | opening statement | a general statement regarding the effectiveness of the film’s cinematography. (does the cinematography reinforce the film – why or why not) |
| 3 | continuity | a general statement regarding the cinematography’s relationship to continuity. |
| 4 | importance | In what ways does the cinematography reinforce the continuity? |
| 2 | example 1 | a very brief description of the scene or sequence |
| 1 |
term 1 is applied |
term 1 is identified with respect to example 1 (point of view, frame, camera angle, type of shot, camera movement, etc.) |
| 5 |
importance |
term 1 is applied in support of the cinematography of example 1 |
| 2 | example 2 | a very brief description of the sequence |
| 1 |
term 2 is applied |
term 2 is identified with respect to example 2 (point of view, frame, camera angle, type of shot, camera movement, etc.) |
| 5 |
importance |
term 2 is applied in support of the cinematography of example 2 |
| 2 | example 3 | a very brief description of the sequence |
| 1 |
term 3 is applied |
term 3 is identified with respect to example 3 (point of view, frame, camera angle, type of shot, camera movement, etc.) |
| 5 |
importance |
term 3 is applied in support of the cinematography of example 3 |
| 5 | organization | The assignment is free of spelling errors, grammatic errors and errors in sentence structure. It is is in essay form, is substantive, and is well organized. |
Substantive does not refer to length, but rather to content. Are the ideas clearly presented and well thought out.
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