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Film Studies: Camera Basics

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Cozy Canadian Classroom
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Grade Levels
6th - 10th
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  • PPTX
Pages
9 pages
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Description

This resource is great intro into camera basics for film students. Assignments ask students to orient themselves with their cameras by using a checklist of basic camera functions. It also has students complete filming assignment to familiarize themselves with camera shots, angles, and movements. Also included is a list of film expectations for students to ensure safety and privacy of others while filming.

Equipment required:

- Cameras or phones

- Dolly (if possible)

- Tripod (if possible)

- Unit can be done without tripods and dollies, if you skip the camera movement portion.

This is a fun and engaging way for students to learn the various camera shots, angles, and movements and groups really enjoy getting acquainted with the camera.

Make sure everyone has a chance to film AND be on screen!

Check out my other drama and film resources below:

Complete Improv Unit

Script Writing Unit

Drama Self Evaluation

Emergency Drama Lessons

Film Studies: Camera Basics

Improv Characters and Settings

Film Studies: Sound Design

Film Studies: Movie Trailers

Total Pages
9 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
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Last updated Sep 22nd, 2021
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