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Introduction to Film and Video Pacing Guide First Semester 1 st Quarter TN Standards Lesson Focus Additional Notes Weeks 1-4 Film History (TN Theatre Standard 8.0) CLE: 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 SPI s: 8.1.3, 8.1.4, 8.2.3, 8.2.4 Media Arts National Standard: Connecting MA:Cn 11-I, 11-II, 11-III TTW: Discuss the historical significance of film. Discuss the early technological advances in film. Discuss the impact of history on film. Discuss the contributions of various cultures to theatre. TLW: Demonstrate an understanding of the evolution of live to recorded performance. Demonstrate an understanding of the significant impact technology has on live and recorded performances. Demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between film and historical events. Demonstrate an understanding of how the evolution of electronic media informs and influences society. Full Films to watch: AFI Top 100 Films of All Time, Fred Ott s Sneeze, Lumiere s Films, The Great Train Robbery, A Trip To The Moon, Hugo, Singin in the Rain, Big Steps Small Strides Clips: Nanook of the North, Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Nosferatu (with Spongebob clip as cultural reference), Birth of a Nation, Modern Times or Gold Rush, Jazz Singer Weeks 5-8 Looking At Movies / Genres (TN Standard 5..0) CLE: 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 SPI s: 5.1.1, 5.1.4, 5.3.1, 5.3.2, 5.3.3 TTW: Discuss, compare and contrast various genres and historical periods of film. Discuss ways that various cultures contribute to the development of Film. Discuss theme and motif within given genres TLW: Demonstrate an understanding of various genres. Analyze the production requirements of film/scene from a specified genre. Demonstrate an understanding of themes and motifs within a film. Write and perform a scene based on a given theme. Determine common themes with the works of a given Genres/Director. Harry Potter Clip from LAM DVD Clips broken down by Genre: Gangster: Scarface (original) War: Saving Private Ryan (opening scene), Pearl Harbor, MASH, The Hurt Locker Science Fiction: 2001: Space Odyssey Horror: Psycho, Jaws, Sixth Sense Western: Tombstone, High Noon, Shane, Stagecoach Musical: Sound of Music, Wizard of Oz, Wiz, Chicago, Phantom of Opera, Pocahontas Full Feature to Watch: The Searchers Pacing guides are subject to change 1

Week 9 End of 1 st Quarter Cinematography (TN Standard 4.0) CLE: 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 SPI s: 4.1.3, 4.2.3, 4.2.4, 4.3.1, 4.3.2 TTW: Discuss role and responsibilities of Director and Director of Photography. Discuss styles of recognized Directors, DP s. Explore/Discuss production challenges. Identify camera shots, camera movements, and film terminology. Discuss process of selecting and directing a scene/script. TLW: Observe and critique cinematography choices of a scene/film. Direct a scene using a variety of teacher-given parameters. Prepare a presentation in which the vision of the scene/film is communicated as if in a production meeting. Demonstrate knowledge of basic camera shots. Communicate a story through a series of drawing/pictures (storyboard). Touch of Evil (opening scene), North by Northwest (airplane clip), Little Foxes (poison scene) Film Noir Documentary, Maltese Falcon or Casablanca, Visions of Light Documentary, Inception, Life of Pi, Some Like It Hot 2 nd Quarter TN Standards Lesson Focus Additional Notes Pacing guides are subject to change 2

Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-6 Continuation of Cinematography Unit Continuation of Cinematography Unit Continuation of Cinematography Unit Art Direction (TN Theatre Standard 3.0) CLE: 3.2, 3.3 SPI s: 3.2.1, 3.2.2, 3.2.3, 3.2.4, 3.3.1 TTW: Discuss art design elements within films. Discuss the responsibilities of film art design directors & personnel. TLW: Demonstrate basic knowledge of design in scenery, costuming, lighting, props and make- up. Design a costume and/or make-up plot for a film/scene. Create a scenic design. Perform the duties of a designer, such as lighting, props, costumes, or make-up for a production. Clips: Gone With The Wind, Moulin Rouge, Great Gatsby (2013) Full Films: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Alice in Wonderland Weeks 7-9 Editing (TN Theatre Standard 6.0) CLE: 6.2, 6.3 SPI s: 6.2.1, 6.3.1, 6.3.4 TTW: Discuss how to integrate the evolution of art forms into the creation of productions. Discuss technology as the means to integrate vario TLW: Compare and contrast a classic Romeo and Juliet (clip), Star Wars, Odessa Steps Sequence, Vertigo (clip), Hero (clip), The Bourne Ultimatum piece of dramatic literature with its contemporary counterpart. Research and report on the use of technology in a production. Incorporate the use of modern technology in a scene. Kuleshov Experiment, Storyboard Lesson us art forms into films. Romeo and Juliet (clip), Star Wars, Odessa Steps Sequence, Vertigo (clip), Hero (clip), The Bourne Ultimatum End of 2 nd Quarter End of 1 st Semester Pacing guides are subject to change 3

Introduction to Film and Video Pacing Guide Second Semester 3 rd Quarter TN Standards Lesson Focus Additional Notes Weeks 1-5 Film Project- (TN Theatre Standard 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 7.0, 8.0) TTW: Divide the students into production groups. These production groups will assign tasks such as Director, Cinematographer, Art Director, Director, Costumer, etc. Students are given handouts that help them traverse the process of creating a narrative, storyboard, etc. Students are given hall passes, cameras, tripods, SD Cards to go into the field and film. TLW: Collaborate with their production group members to create a short film. This takes a couple of weeks brainstorming and creating their story, then deciding who fills what roles, and then bringing in supplies and props. Then a couple of weeks filming and editing in class, and a final week doing the film festival. Students use this time to create their own short film, usually a silent film so that they will tell a story with moving pictures and no sound. Pacing guides are subject to change 4

Weeks 6-9 End of 3 rd Quarter Screenwriting/Narrative-(TN Theatre Standard 1.0, 7.0) TTW: Introduce each film with parallel info hooking the movie into the Screenplay unit. Introduce a PowerPoint that introduces terms and concepts related to how screenplays are developed and designed. Introduce Tutorial clips on the subject. TLW: Be able to differentiate between the films source material and how each screenplay was made. Absorb and relate terms and definitions of related material in written work for each film. Psycho, Jaws, The Sixth Sense, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World 4 th Quarter TN Standards Lesson Focus Additional Notes Week 1 Weeks 2-4 Visual Effects- (TN Theatre Standard 3.0, 8.0) Visual Effects- (TN Theatre Standard 3.0, 8.0) TTW: Discuss visual and special effects in films, especially how each film is groundbreaking in its own way. The films are spaced out to give them a good idea as to their leaps in visual effects and their place in history. TLW: Absorb concepts introduced from the text s chapter, and also represented in movies presented to the student. The movies listed to the right are groundbreaking films in Visual Effects, and the students are given the context wherein they can relate to the films and their place in history, and in writing. King Kong, Star Wars, Jurassic Park, The Making of Avatar and The Matrix Weeks 5-7 Sound- (TN Theatre Standard 8.0) TTW: Introduce the student to concepts and terms spelled out in Looking at Movies Chapter 9 in pocket quizzes. Introduce concepts in sound design from their earliest stages to recent and contemporary electronic media design. Wall-E, The Artist, Pixar s The Making of Wall- E Pacing guides are subject to change 5

Weeks 8-9 Documentaries- (TN Theatre Standard 1.0, 5.0, 7.0) TTW: Instruct the student on Non-Fiction Narrative using a PowerPoint presentation. The student will document terms and concepts that will be bolstered by the objective and subjective examples of the non-fiction narratives. Shortoftheweek.com will be utilized for enrichment, as well. TLW: Will integrate the content regarding the two types of documentaries into pocket quizzes and worksheets. Game of Honor (objective), Undefeated (subjective), Short documentaries from Shortoftheweek.com End of 4 th Quarter End of 2 nd Semester Pacing guides are subject to change 6