Lesson6and7

6Shot, Scene,& Sequence

DC94Writing for EdCom Media


What is the difference between a:Shot, Scene, & Sequence?



ShotThe minimal element of the

moving picture medium.



ShotHas a beginning when the camera is switched on and an ending when the

camera is switched off.



ShotOne frame long therefore,

IT DOES NOT HAVE ANY MOVEMENT



SceneA series of shots producing an action or

progression of actions



SequenceA succession of related shots or scenes developing a single subject or phase of

a single story




Film

Sequence

Scene

Shot

7Script Formats


7Script Formats

3 Major Script Formats:Master Scene ScriptDual-Column Format

Storyboard


7Script Formats


Master Scene Script

7Script Formats


Dual-Column Format

7Script Formats

Homework 1:Watch a simple real-life scene. Describe what a camera would see. What would appear on a screen if it were a movie? Describe it as you want to see it on the

screen.


7Script Formats

Homework 2:Listen to an auditory event or

experience that involves more than one type of sound, namely, voice, sound

effects, and if possible, music. Write an audio-only script using the terminology you have learned. You can add music to

your scene.


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