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This is our final for this class is creating a Google Slideshow Presentation on your favorite film of all time.  It can be any genre, and from any year.

The slideshow must contain the information and the slideshow must be a minimum of 7 slides.  You may change the order of the slides and you can ADD AS MANY SLIDES AS YOU LIKE, but here is a rough outline of what you must present in your final presentation:

Slide One - the title of the film and a still image of it (let me know if you don't know how to do that.)
Slide Two - the year the film came out, who directed it, and which STUDIO 
produced it (go to IMDb.com - I will show you in class), and the genre of the film (again, it will be on IMDb.com)
Slide Three - the main 3 actors in the film (you can list more if you want).  If the film is an animated film, then the 3 main characters.
Slide Four - the trailer for the film
Slide Five - Fun Fact #1
Slide Six - Fun Fact #2
Slide Seven - the reason why you like this film so much and why you recommend it to others.

See examples of previous final projects in the Google Classroom, week of May 17-21.

This is due THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd and you will present it to the class on either Thursday, June 3rd or on Monday, June 7th.

We will take in class on Thursday

Please go directly to EdPuzzle.com and watch CCFH #12.  Sayonara, Craig!

Please go directly to edpuzzle.com to login.
This is the 2nd to last one!

Finish this in class today.

Please do this BEFORE leaving class today

Not going to link it because that causes issues.  Please login directly to EdPuzzle.com and answer the questions.  We are almost done!!  Just two more after this!

Please do this BEFORE leaving the zoom / class today.

Please login directly to EdPuzzle.com.
I do not want to link it here because we always have problems when I do.

I don't want to put the link because it just messes a lot of people up.  Please just go directly to EdPuzzle.com and view from there.

Choose any still frame / still image from a film or TV show and list out 8 items of mise-en-scene.  The still frame cannot be the same one from our slideshow (from Stranger Things).  Submit the photo on a Google Doc or Google Slideshow here, along with your list of 8 things.  You are welcome list out more - but the minimum is 8.

Similar to last week's assignment, you will either take five shot ANGLES or types of composition listed in
this week's slideshow or, if taking and uploading photos is too hard, you can show me
images from the web that illustrate the five shot angles or types of composition that you
choose. The slideshow shows many examples for you to choose from. You will choose 5 of those to
recreate or find on the web. I would prefer it if you can take the
shots
yourself. Remember - shoot HORIZONTALLY!!!  Also - the images you
present cannot be the same images from this week's slideshow, you must
find your own examples.  Below are two examples of what I'm looking
for.  It can be submitted as a slideshow, a doc, or as individual
images.

Please watch on EdPuzzle and answer the questions.

In this week's assignment, you will either TAKE five types of shots listed in the doc or, if taking and uploading photos is too hard, you can show me images from the web that illustrate the five types of shots that you choose. The doc shows 11 types of shots. You will choose 5 of those to recreate or find on the web. I would prefer it if you can take the shots yourself. Remember - shoot HORIZONTALLY!!!

Read this doc carefully. You can make a copy of this doc and submit or start your own doc.

Please watch on EdPuzzle

This is a scavenger hunt for class participation points today. I'll explain in class.

1. Write a scene using YOUR two characters that you developed last week.
2. Start the scene with a slugline (ex: INT. OFFICE - DAY)
3. Each character must have a minimum of three lines of dialogue each. Therefore, minimum six lines of dialogue total
Strive to give us either a conflict, a change in the character, or a change of the mood of the scene.
4. Turn in the scene on a Google Doc here. Make sure your name is on the doc.

1) See slide #15 in this week's slideshow for exact details on what to turn in.
2) See slides #12-14 to pick your characters from.
3) Type up both characters onto a Google Doc and submit here
4) Come to my office hours or PAWS if you are not clear on this assignment

Please go to EdPuzzle and watch

Make a copy of this doc and then you can write on it and submit. Due before class on Wednesday!

Please go to EdPuzzle and watch CCFH #3.

Turn in a Google Doc here. If you were absent, please come to my office hours or PAWS.

You will turn in a Google Doc with two paragraphs:
1) First paragraph will summarize a film or tv show or anime or video game of your choosing.
2) The second paragraph will turn that film/TV show / Anime or video game into the complete opposite story line of what it actually is.
Examples of this concept are in this week's slideshow so go back and look at that for more clarification.

Please watch the video and answer the questions.

You should have joined EdPuzzle already. Please watch the video and answer the questions.

Please submit your project here

https://edpuzzle.com/join/fugoupe
Let me know if you're having problems. You do NOT need to do the video that has been assigned yet... that is for NEXT WEEK. If you wan to get a head start on it, you may. Thank you.

Please fill this out completely. Thank you.