U3 L4 Scripts, Screenplays, And Treatments And How They Inform Production Flashcards

1
Q

For a Corporate, Commercial, or film video, what is the first step in writing?

A

identifying the audience

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2
Q

How does a Corporate environment differ when the writer starts writing for the film?

A

treatment than complete script

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3
Q

Can a separate script for voice over narration be needed for a corporate film?

A

yes

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4
Q

What is one of the biggest mistakes that beginning filmmakers make?

A

writing script and failing to film all shots

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5
Q

What is a storyboard?

A
  • tool used to plan for production

- series of illustrations with notes describing visuals and audio

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6
Q

Why is a storyboard useful?

A
  • how scenes fit together

- prevents wastage of footage, time and resources

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7
Q

What is a master shot?

A

view to familiarize audience with situation/setting

rest of shots are connected to master shot

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8
Q

What camera can shoot a POV shot?

A

GoPro

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9
Q

What is Panning?

A

sideways motion of camera

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10
Q

What is Tilting?

A

up/down rotation of camera fixed to tripod

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11
Q

Why do Directors used Panning and Tilting?

A

to follow character(s) moving with out cutting to different shot

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12
Q

What is a tracking shot?

A

shot where camera follows subject

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13
Q

How can you film a tracking shot?

A

with handheld camera or dolly (moving platform with on wheels or track)

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14
Q

What is zooming?

A

how camera will move closer of farther from subject

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15
Q

How are scenes organized for production?

A

location

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16
Q

In a ‘blocked out’ script, what specific information should be noted?

A
  • outside/inside
  • what specific location scene is to be shot
  • night/day
  • scene length
  • characters in scene
17
Q

What is added to a shooting script as it is revised?

A

transitions and camera angles

18
Q

What does a shooting script note?

A
  • scene number
  • draft
  • revision number
19
Q

Into how many parts is each scene in a script divided into?

A

eighths

20
Q

How much is an eighth equal to of a page of a script?

A

inch

21
Q

What is a breakdown sheet?

A

tool to make script into usable production doc

22
Q

What is noted at the top of a breakdown sheet?

A
  • scene title
  • script number
  • scene number
  • location
  • date
  • int/ext
  • day/night

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23
Q

What do the columns on a breakdown sheet note categories for?

A
  • cast
  • stunts
  • special fx
  • props
  • vehicles/animals
  • special equip
  • wardrobe
  • make-up/Hair

CaS SPV SWM

24
Q

What is written at the bottom of a breakdown sheet?

A

production notes

25
Q

What is the first unit?

A
  • primary crew
  • shooting with 1 camera (A camera)
  • principal photography
26
Q

What is principal photography?

A

filming of main characters and dialogue

27
Q

What is the second unit?

A
  • shoots in diff location

- films stunt doubles without main actors (crowds, sunsets)

28
Q

What are extra camera’s labeled as? And who works on those them?

A

B, C ,D

-additional camera assistants

29
Q

What is a scene in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A
  • CAPS
  • space reserved above and below line
  • underlined
30
Q

What is a Slug line in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A
  • underlined

- time of day and location

31
Q

What is a Character list in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A
  • below slug line

- parentheses ()

32
Q

What are Actions/descriptions in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A
  • action in scene

- called out in caps

33
Q

What are Sound Effects in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A

capitalized and described

34
Q

What is Personal Direction in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A
  • notation in dialogue

- caps and parentheses

35
Q

What is CUT TO, FADE TO, DISSOLVE TO in terms of a category listed in a shooting script/screenplay?

A

end of scene

36
Q

In a small-budget production/corporate videos/small film projects how many cameras are sufficient?

A

one

37
Q

What column format does a SINGLE-CAMERA scripts employ?

A

two column