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Interactive Film School Studio 1 ProductionsInteractive Film School Studio 1 Productions

What's taught in the Interactive Film School?

Interactive Film School Studio 1 Productions

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Film Grammar Room
The Visual Units
---Shot
------Shots By Position In The Scene
---------Establishing Shot
---------Point-Of-View Shot
---------Reaction Shot
------Shots By Number Of Subjects
---------Single (One-Shot)
---------Two Shot
---------Group Shot
------Shots By The Type Of Lens
---------Wide-Angle Shot
---------Telephoto Shot
---------Zoom Shot
------Shots By Camera Movement
---------Dolly Shot
---------Panning Shot
---------Tilting Shot
------Shots By Camera Angle
---------High Angle
---------Low Angle
---------Bird’s-Eye View
-Shots By Camera Position
---------Over-The-Shoulder Shot
---------Head-On Shot
Scene
------A Scene Composed Of
---------A Series Of Shots
------A Scene Shot (Integral Shot)
---
Sequence

Coverage
---Master Shot
---Coverage Shots
---Reverse Angle Shots
---Triangle Principle

Continuity
---Imaginary Line
---Framing
------Extreme Close-up
------Close-up
------Medium Shot
------Medium Full Shot

      Full Shot
------Wide Shot
Match Cut
------By camera position
------By subject movement
------By dialogue
---Film Punctuation
------Fade Out
------Fade In
------White Out
------Cutting To Black
------Color Fade
------Dissolve
---Composition
------Light, Color
------Camera Angle
---Camera Movement
---
Object/Character Placement
Recommended Reading
 

Equipment Room

Scriptwriting Room

Research Room

Light Metering
Lighting Studio
Equipment Binders:
---Cameras
------35mm Cameras
------16mm Cameras
------Camera Distributors
------Lenses
------Video Cameras
---Film Stock
------Kodak
------Fuji
------Ilford Film
------Film Labs
---Sound
------Nagra
------Sennheiser Microphones
------Sennheiser Distributors
---Grip And Lighting
------Arri Compact
------Arri Daylight
------Arrisun 12 Plus
------Fresnels
------Arrisoft
------Arrilite
------Kino Flos
------Steadicam
Demos
---16mm Bolex: parts & loading
---Shutter, iris, & aperture -
---
Formats & aspect ratios
Recommended Reading
Definitions
Scriptwriting Computer
--- Story
------ Pasta Paolo Story
--- Step Outline
--- Treatment
------ Step-outline Treatments
------ Literary Treatments
------ Pasta Paolo Treatment
------ Grande Illusion Treatment
--- Script - Pasta Paolo
------ First Draft
------ Final Draft
--- Script Format
------ Script Page Layout
------ Front Page Layout
------ Computer Software
--- Script Registration
Scriptwriting Exercise
Lectures
--- “How To Write Short Films”
----- by Lew Hunter
--- “Just For Laughs: Writing The
----- Short Comic Script”
----- by Andrew Horton
--- “Plotting Conventions”
----- by Kevin Scott
--- “On Aristotle’s Poetics”
-----
by Wojtek Chojna
Recommended Reading
Reading
--- Newspapers And Magazines
--- Books
--- Pasta Paolo Reading
------ Documentary Film
------ Body Language
Looking & Watching
------ People
------ Body Language
------ Television News
------ Documentary Films
------ P.P. Looking & Watching
Listening
------ People And Their Language
------ Music Of The Area
------ Pasta Paolo Listening:
--------- Dialogue, Music
Experiencing
------ Videotaping
Video Exercises
--- #1 Camera As A Sketchbook
--- #2 Study Of Characters
Lectures:
“There are plenty of intriguing, funny and surprising ideas
buried in everybody’s memories” by Yvette Biro
 “The Short Film: How To Prepare For It”
-----
by Srdjan Karanovic
Recommended Reading
 
Pre-Production
Crew
--- Producer
--- Director
--- Editor
--- Assistant Director (AD)
--- Director Of Photography (DP)
--- Camera Assistants
------ Camera Operator
------ First Assistant Camera
--- Slate Person (Loader/Clapper)
--- Gaffer
--- Key Grip
--- Continuity Person
--- Sound Crew
------ Sound Recordist
------ Boom Operator
------ Sound Mixer
--- Storyboard Artist
--- Set Designer
--- Prop Person
--- Costume Designer
---
Makeup Artist

Casting
--- Where To Look For Actors
------ Where We Looked for Our Actors
--- Head Shot And Resume
------ P.P. Headshots And Resumes
--- Auditions
--- Callbacks
---   Making Callbacks for Pasta Paolo
--- Rehearsals
--- Video Exercises
------ Casting
------
Improvisation

Set And Costume Design
--- Location Scouting for Pasta Paola
--- Set Design for Pasta Paolo
------ Set Designer Notes
--- Props
------ Hand Props
------ Pasta Paolo Props
------ Set Props
--- Costume Design
------ Pasta Paolo Costumes
--- Makeup
------ Pasta Paolo Make-up
Script Visualization
--- Shooting Script
------ Pasta Paolo Shooting Script
--- Storyboards
------ Examples Of Other Storyboards
------ Pasta Paolo Storyboards
------ Shot List
------ Pasta Paolo Shot List
--- Video Exercises---
------ One Scene Shot In Two Ways
------ Video Storyboard
Lectures
--- “Legal Basics For Independent
----- Filmmakers” by Susan H. Bodine
----- and Jose I. Luzurrango
--- “Steps In Preparation Of A Short
----- Dramatic Film From The
----- Producer’s Point Of View”
-----
by Robert Nickson
 

 

Scheduling And Budgeting
--- Script Breakdown for Pasta Paola
--- Scheduling for Pasta Paola
--- Budgeting for Pasta Paolo
--- Blank Production Forms
------ Location Survey Checklist
------ Camera Report
------ Budget
------ Script Breakdown
------ Crew Deal Memo
------ Cast List
------ Crew List
------ Contact List
------ Location Release
------ Talent Release
------ Script Supervisor Report
------ Cast/Scene No. Breakdown
------ Daily Call Sheet
---
Pasta Paolo Producer’s Notes
Recommended Reading
 

Library

Film Festivals

Film History Room

Resources
---Course Outline
---Printable Files
---Websites
---Film Schools
---Film Commission Offices
Books
---
Recommended Reading
List of Festivals Worldwide
List of Student Festivals
Lecture:
---“Some Remedies For Festival Fever”
-----
by Arsen Anton Ostojic
Scene from “The Bird Lover”
Lecture:
---“The Speedy Gonzales History of Film”
-----
by Dan Muggia
Recommended Reading
     

Production Room

Post Production

Blocking The Actor
--- Pasta Paolo Blocking
Staging The Camera
--- Camera/Sound Setup
--- Rehearsing The Shot
Shooting
--- Director’s Commands
--- Phrases To Inspire Your Crew
--- Takes
Lecture
--- “How I Made My First Professional
----
Short Film” by Goran Dukic
Recommended Reading
Editing technology
--- Film
--- Video
--- Digital
Editing process
--- Assembly
--- Rough Cut
----Final Cut
--- Editing Exercise
Sound
--- Building Sound Tracks
--- Sound Effects
------ Pasta Paolo Sound Effects
--- Music - Pasta Paolo Music
--- Mix Questionnaire
--- Mixing
--- Interlock - Pasta Paolo Mix
Titles
Laboratory
--- Negative Conforming
--- Negative Timing
--- Optical Sound
--- Answer Print
--- Release Print
Lectures
--- “Music For Films & Film Music
----- Editing” by Suzana Peric
--- “The Mysterious Law of 2-1/2”
----- by Walter Murch
--- “Clear Density/Dense Clarity”
-----
by Walter Murch
Recommended Reading
 

Restroom

Academic Syllabus

Disc 3 Footage

Film Trivia Game
Persistance of Vision Demo
Included on Disc 3 is a course syllabus
for running a one-year film
production class based on
this CD-ROM set
Disc 3 contains QuickTime video footage and sound files for creating your own edit of the film created for this CD-ROM, “Pasta Paolo.”  These files may be copied and used with any QuickTime editing software.
---Assembly Cut (24:00 min.)
---Rough Cut (8:32 min.)
---Final Cut (7:46 min.)
---Sound Files:
------Sound effects and music for use
------
in creating your edit of “Pasta Paolo.
 
 

Screening Room

 
  Film: “Pasta Paolo”
---Two reviews of the film
Diploma
 

 

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Since CD's and DVD's can be copied and then returned (which we have had some problems with people doing), there are no refunds on the Master Film School.  Defective items will items will be exchanged for the EXACT same item.  There are NO exceptions to this policy.

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