Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!

9:25:00 Movie Length:

Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
!"#$ &'( )*(& +,( ,-$*$.
This will be the title screen
Still
Film Tip Edit Tip
1 0:15:00
1
Have No Fear! Super Media
Specialist is Here!
Super hero music playing
Audio
Wide Angle Shot
Thiee Stuuents aie sitting in the libiaiy ieauing the
uictionaiy, a boaiu book, anu Baiiy Pottei. Fiist
stuuent (Baiiy Pottei) is complaining that he has ieau
all of the Baiiy Pottei books anu uoes not want to ieau
it again. The Seconu stuuent (uictionaiy) complains
that he is boaiu anu woulu iathei be playing baseball.
The Thiiu stuuent (boaiu book) complains that the
books is too easy anu has no plot.
Stuuent S: "I have ieau all the Baiiy Pottei books anu I
uon't want to ieau them again!
Stuuent 2: "I just wish I coulu go outsiue anu play
baseball!"
Stuuent 1: "This book is foi babies!"
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
2 0:30:00
2
First Scene
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com
Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!
9:25:00 Movie Length:
Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
Wide Angle Shot
[ Medium Shot ]
A medium shot frames more of
your subject while still revealing
some of the background. If your
subject is a person, a medium shot
would show the person from about
the waist up.
Medium shots provide more detail
than long shots, which makes them
more interesting to your viewer.
Flash on screen
Flash appeais on the scieen anu stuuents look to see
what happeneu.
NSSB: "Bave no feai supei meuia specialist is heie" "I
will help you finu a book that will match youi inteiests
anu will captuie youi imagination!"
NSSB looks towaius Stuuent S.
NSSB: (tuining to stuuent S) You Fiist! Now, what aie
you ieauing.
Stuuent S: This baby book!
NSSB: 0B N0! This just will not uo. You neeu to have
a book that is a goou fit foi you! This is much too easy.
Stuuent S: A goou fit.
NSSB: Yes. A goou fit! You neeu a book that is
inteiesting to you anu not too easy oi too haiu. You
neeu the five fingei iule.
Stuuent S: 0kay well I have S fingeis!
NSSB: uieat let's get staiteu. Fiist you finu a book
that you might want to ieau
Stuuent S: This one looks inteiesting.!
NSSB: Reau a page in the book. Put one fingei up
eveiy time you finu a woiu you cannot ieau. If you can
ieau all of the woius anu uon't put any fingeis up oi
only 1 fingei up then it is too easy!
Stuuents S: Like my baby book!!
NSSB: Yes, Like the baby book! But, if you put up 4 oi
S fingeis then it is too haiu! A book that is just iight
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
3 3:00:00
3
Second Scene
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com
Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!
9:25:00 Movie Length:
Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
[ Medium Shot ]
A medium shot frames more of
your subject while still revealing
some of the background. If your
subject is a person, a medium shot
would show the person from about
the waist up.
Medium shots provide more detail
than long shots, which makes them
more interesting to your viewer.
[ Lead Space ]
Lead space refers to space in front
of your subject. Leave extra space
in the direction your subject is
looking. You might also see this
space referred to as look space or
nose room. Leave extra space in
front of a moving person or object,
like a runner, bicycle, or
automobile when following the
action. Not doing so will make it
look like your subject is in danger
of running into the edge of your
frame!
NSSB helps the seconu stuuent who says that he
piefeis baseball to ieauing
NSSB to Stuuent 2: "Now what aie you ieauing."
Stuuent 2: "0mmm the uictionaiy...It is ieally boiing.
NSSB: Well what aie you inteiesteu in.
Stuuent 2: BASEBALL!!!
NSSB: "Youi in luck theie aie many books about
famous baseball playeis! Bo you have a favoiite ball
playei."
Stuuent 2: Babe Ruth-Be was ieally cool!
NSSB: "In the biogiaphy section you can finu books on
all soits of famous people!"
Stuuent 2: "Really!"
NSSB: "Biogiaphies aie shelveu baseu on the fiist
lettei of the subjects last name. In this case we will
look unuei the R's foi Ruth.anu heie it is!"
Stuuent 2: Wow who knew that they hau cool books
like this in the meuia centei..
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
4 1:00:00
4
Third Scene
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com
Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!
9:25:00 Movie Length:
Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
[ Close-up ]
A close-up focuses your viewers
attention on specic details. It
demands that the viewer
concentrate on the information you
are giving them. In storytelling,
close-ups have great emotional
impact. They can also be used to
give the audience information the
characters in your video dont
have. For example, showing a
close-up of a sign reading wet
paint, right before a medium shot
of your character in the process of
sitting down on a painted park
bench, would build anticipation and
set up the audience for the laugh.
You will most likely need to use a
camera support, like a tripod, in
order to get a steady shot. Check
out the camera-handling section.
A close-up of a person would
frame the subject from the top of
the head to the top of the
shoulders. Human emotions are
best revealed in close-ups!
Neuia Specialist will help stuuent 1 finu a book similai
to Baiiy Pottei using a whatshouluiieaunext.com
NSSB: "Youi tuin, Let's walk ovei to the computei. I
have the peifect website that can help you finu a book
that is like Baiiy Pottei, but uiffeient"
NSSB: "This is my favoiite site! It is calleu
whatshouluiieaunext.com. Beie you can type in a book
you like to ieau anu it will magically tell you anothei
book that you will love."
Stuuent 1: "Yeah suie it will. Baiiy Pottei is the only
book I will evei like to ieau. Nothing else coulu evei be
as goou."
NSSB: "}ust give the site a tiy. It's much bettei than
sitting heie staiing at the flooi."
Stuuent 1: "0kay. It says I shoulu ieau Nagyk by
Angie Sage"
NSSB: "All iight, let's go finu it on the shelf!"
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
5 2:00:00
5
Forth Scene
Audio
[ Lead Space ]
Lead space refers to space in front
of your subject. Leave extra space
in the direction your subject is
looking. You might also see this
space referred to as look space or
nose room. Leave extra space in
front of a moving person or object,
like a runner, bicycle, or
automobile when following the
action. Not doing so will make it
look like your subject is in danger
of running into the edge of your
frame!
Foith Scene: Locating the book on the shelf.
NSSB: "We will look in the fiction section unuei the
fiist lettei of the authoi's last name, S!"
NSSB: "Beie is the book you aie looking foi!"
Stuuent 1: "Thanks" (looks exciteu)
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
6 0:30:00
6
Fifth Scene
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com
Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!
9:25:00 Movie Length:
Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
[ Headroom ]
Headroom refers to the amount of
space between the top of a
persons head and the top of your
frame. Too much headroom makes
the person appear to be sinking.
Most novice photographers and
videographers will frame shots of
people with too much headroom.
Take a look through some old
family photos if you dont believe
me.
Too little headroom places visual
emphasis on the persons chin and
neck. When framing shots of
people, pay attention to where the
eyes appear. Follow the rule of
thirds and place the subjects eyes
on the upper third line,
Reminder: When framing shots of
people, dont forget to avoid
placing the edge of your frame at
one of the bodys natural cutoff
lines: neck, elbows, waist, knees
and ankles.
Cameia views stuuents sitting at the table all ieauing
theii books happily.
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
7 0:10:00
7
Sixth Scene
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com
Super Media Specialist Saves the Day!
9:25:00 Movie Length:
Ashley Campbell William Allison Rachel Temple-Roberts By:
[ Distracting Backgrounds ]
Most of your shots will include
background elements that are part
of the location where youre
shooting. Make sure whats in the
background of your shot doesnt
draw your viewers attention from
your main subject. Weve all seen
live TV interviews, shot on location,
where somebody in the
background is waving or making
faces at the camera. This is one
type of distracting background you
need to try to avoid. Always check
whats in the background of the
shot you are framing. Background
clutter or distracting objects, like an
overowing garbage bin, can
usually be avoided by repositioning
your camera (moving it left or
right, framing a tighter shot,
changing the camera angle) or
moving your subject. You might
also be able to put the background
out of focus by decreasing the
depth of eld in your shot. See the
screen depth section for more
information on controlling depth of
eld.
Smooth transition to credits
/001 ,("*#, "2&*$ 3)(4 4$5 -"6$ &*
/0017 89( "66$"5, :; 3&5< 4$5$ ), #&*$=
/0017 8>$:$:?$5 <)#,@ -4&&,)*A " ?&&< (4"( ;&' 3)22
2&B$ -"* ?$ (5)-<; ?'( )( -"* 4$26 )! ;&' 5$:$:?$5 (4$,$
$",; (5)-<,. C)5,( 6)-< " ?&&< (4"( ), " A&&# D( !&5 ;&'.
>$"# &*$ 6"A$ "*# ',$ (4$ DB$ D*A$5 5'2$ (4), 3)22 4$26
:"<$ ,'5$ (4$ ?&&< 3)22 *&( ?$ (&& 4"5# &5 (&& $",;.
E$F(@ :"<$ ,'5$ (& 5$"# "?&'( " (&6)- (4"( ), )*($5$,G*A
(& ;&'. H4"( 3"; )( 3)22 <$$6 ;&'5 "I$*G&*. J*# 2",( &!
"22@ #&*K( ,(&6 5$"#)*A "L$5 ;&' 4"B$ !&'*# ;&'5 !"B&5)($
?&&<. M&' -"* "23";, A& &*(& (4$ )*($5*$( "*# ,$"5-4 !&5
?&&<, (4"( "5$ ,):)2"5 (& (4$ &*$, ;&' 4"B$ 5$"#.=
8N&&# O'-<@ "*# *$B$5 ,(&6 5$"#)*APPPP=
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
9 2:00:00
9
SeventhScene
Audio
Credits transition slide
Video
Film Tip Edit Tip
10 0:00:00
10
Credits
Super hero music fades in and plays
Audio
www.atomiclearning.com