class tutorial
https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/pixar/storytelling#storyboard-your-film
Visual language
Tone:
Shading/ adjusting light and darkness leads to mood
dark values. atmospheric- sadness-
low contrast - calm
create a sense of direction where your eye is looking
Color.
color wheel: visually
feel emotional how the character is feeling and audience
observing
loosing up, not to think of loosing
realize from your mistake
take notes, visualize, what the scene means, do roughs,
teaching: tools. keep in mind ur making and telling experience.
Film Grammer.
Camera and camera angles used/ types of shots
Staging
camera motion- relation to character and actor
Story Spine
wide shot: establishing shots
medium shots: in conversation
closeup shots
What do u want your audience to know and feel?
set up your shot that is clear center framing
rule of thirds
Extreme shots
introduction to extreme shots and camera shots
the upshot: the power of dominance
down shots: helpless trapped
Dutch angle: unnatural, disorienting
plan your camera, where our character is looking at
dynamic shots.
Camera pan.
Storyboarding:
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