Your slide shows

Here they are:

1. Devante's group
2. Rhiann's Group

Today's lesson - slideshows

We need to finish up a variety of things...

1. Put your pictures up on slide.com - add transitions and dialogue in the boxes. When you're done - call me and I'll show you how to put it on this blog.

2. Finish your Sherlcok Holmes Questions

3. Work through the remaining Photoshop Tutorials

4. Design a poster for the Sherlock Holmes film - be as creative as you can. Remember to include all the conventions - the title, main actors, director and certificate - perhaps some reviews and the credit block - that's the block of print with all the details on.

Framing Shot Types

framing shots examples

Photoshop Tutorials

You need to start working through the Photoshop tutorials. These are in the 'resources' drive (click on the question mark on the dock) in the 'Tutorials' folder and there are seven to do. They are all between about 4 - 10 minutes long. Each one covers a few key skills in Photoshop.

All the photographs used in the tutorials are in the folder for you to use.
You must use Headphones.

You need to work through each one, preferably copying what I do in the tutorial for yourself as you go along. 

MAKE SURE you copy and save the images into YOUR documents area so the originals are there for everyone and are not written over.

If you already know the skill covered in the tutorial, please still follow it through so you're sure you have covered everything in it.

If you get stuck at any time, just ask for my help.

Mrs T

Mise en scene

Here's the Mise en Scene Power point we have been working through - how to analyse still images

Mise en scene

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How to read a film still

Framing Holmes

WORKSHEET FOR YEAR 10 HWK - set 23/24 Sept 10
Due first lesson next week - Tuesday 28th Sept
Sherlock Holmes Case Study Worksheet 12

Lighting Set up

Lighting Setup

Let's get started! Media Language Grid

Okay - here's the film language images we're going to cover over the next few lessons - this is the first part of MIGRAIN that we covered - the 'language' we use to discuss and analyse moving and still images. As we continue the course, we'll add more and more information to our knowledge about the ways different texts are organised and learn more media language as well as move through the concepts in the MIGRAIN model!

Here's the grid:

 You can download this here is you want!

Welcome Year 10 Media Students

Your teachers will use this to put up content to help you with your course.
To contact the team, email us at media@westhatch.essex.sch.uk.