How Movies Are Made:How Movies Are Made:A Behind-the-Scenes WorkshopA Behind-the-Scenes Workshop

Frank Baker, media educatorFrank Baker, media educator

September 16, 2007September 16, 2007

Coming Distractions:Coming Distractions:Questioning MoviesQuestioning Movies

Capstone Press, 2007Capstone Press, 2007

The OscarThe Oscar

The Academy of Motion PictureThe Academy of Motion PictureArts & SciencesArts & Sciences

Oscar CategoriesOscar Categories

Best Actor/ActressBest Actor/Actress Best DirectorBest Director Best CinematographerBest Cinematographer Best Screenplay (Script)Best Screenplay (Script) Best Set Design (Art Direction)Best Set Design (Art Direction) Best MusicBest Music Best Costume DesignBest Costume Design Best EditingBest Editing Best MakeupBest Makeup

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How Movies Are MadeHow Movies Are Made

Someone has an ideaSomeone has an idea They create a script (the story)They create a script (the story) They raise the money to make their movieThey raise the money to make their movie They hire actors, directors (the crew)They hire actors, directors (the crew) They scout locationsThey scout locations They shoot the movieThey shoot the movie They edit the movieThey edit the movie They market and promote the movieThey market and promote the movie

Screenplay ScriptScreenplay Script

Screenplay ScriptScreenplay Script

Screenplay ScriptScreenplay Script

Actors Mary Badham & Gregory PeckActors Mary Badham & Gregory Peckstudying the scriptstudying the script

Storyboard ArtistStoryboard Artist

Scouting (finding locations)Scouting (finding locations)

DirectorDirector

ProductionProduction

EditorEditor

DissolveDissolve

Used to indicateUsed to indicate

Passage of timePassage of time

Often used in Often used in

FlashbacksFlashbacks

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Camera anglesCamera angles

ExpressionsExpressions

ActivityActivity

From novel to filmFrom novel to film

Because of Winn-DixieBecause of Winn-Dixie

Grocery Store sceneGrocery Store scene