Preliminary Exercise 15: Planning, Filming, Recording and Editing Sound in a Shot

 

Section A: Planning a shot
Scenario: School Fight
Shot Narrative Conventions
Video synopsis (Be detailed. 3 line minimum.)	Aubrey heard rumors that an old friend named Madea was talking bad about her. When she found this out she decided to confront Madea but she hid in a classroom. Aubrey continued to bang on the door and eventually Madea came out ready to fight.
Film genre	Teen Drama
Action Line (Add a subject, action, and place.)	Made a and Aubrey have a confrontation.
Tone of the Shot (Describe using adjectives in full sentences.)	The tone of this short film is considered tensed and angry.
Camera Shots
Describe why did you select each camerawork technique.
Shot Size:	We used medium full  shot to capture the background character  along with the environment.	Camera Angle		We choose the camera angle eye level to give a point of view perspective.
Camera Framing	We selected three shot  camera framing because the film includes 2 people about to fight.	Camera Movement		We choose a static and pull-out camera  movement to get the full effect of tension between the two characters and show the environment.
Sound in Film
Dialogue  (List 2- 3 lines.)	"Open the door! Come outside!"  "You wanna talk about me so come outside!"  "What's up?! What's good!"
Voice-over  (If applicable for your shot.)
Sound Effects	Diegetic sound		Non-diegetic sound
(3-4 effects) Ambient, Foley, Hard Effects) Categorize the source of your music into Diegetic/Non-diegetic.	Foot Steps  Banging    Door swinging open		Record button starts
Music	Diegetic sound		Non diegetic sound
(Score, Incidental music, direct sound) Provide examples for each. Explain selected sound titles.			Tensed background music