Week 10, April 1
Chantal Akerman.
This Week: Continuity Project
-Listen to any remaining Audio Portraits
-More on Continuity Editing
-Workshop Project 3 concepts
-Pick your filmmaking partners and start planning your projects
Project 3: Continuity Project

Timeline:
Lab 11, April 8: Storyboards due
Lab 12, April 15: Shoot your films in class
(written assignment #3: Editing Analysis is due Friday April 19)
**SPRING BREAK**
Lab 13, May 6: Editing and last "pick-up" shots if needed
Lab 14, May 13: Project 3 due.
Storyboards are due next week. Here's the Storyboard Template. Plan 10 - 14 shots each, for a single-character scene with a beginning, a middle, and an end. Your finished film should be about 2 - 3 minutes long.
What is good is continuity editing?

Overview

Eyeline matching & the 180 degree rule in dialogue scenes: No Country for Old Men & The Social Network


What is bad continuity editing?

Taken 3 and Bohemian Rhapsody (with analysis).
Non-Continuity editing:

Jump cuts as psychology: Black Narcissus (1947)
Breaking the 180 degree rule for effect: Triangle (2009)
In-class films:

Observing process through various continuity techniques: Voyage of the Galactic Space Dangler (2017) & A Few Stories about a Man (1983)
Classic sitcoms had a hard time breaking the 180 degree rule due to the presence of a live studio audience on one side of the action.
Made on
Tilda