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Slides for the presentation by Edward Stone, Elizabeth Harding, and Lisa Kidger (ILEX Tutorial College) at LILAC10

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Page 1: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

TITLE

SCENE TAKE NO.

DIRECTOR

DATE DAY NIGHT

Page 2: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

ILEX Tutorial College

Edward Stone

Elizabeth Harding

Lisa Kidger

TITLE

SCENE TAKE NO.

DIRECTOR

DATE DAY NIGHT

Page 3: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

TITLE

SCENE TAKE NO.

DIRECTOR

DATE DAY NIGHT

ILEX Tutorial College

Edward Stone

Elizabeth Harding

Lisa Kidger

Page 4: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Introduction

• ITC and its students

• Syllabus development at Level 3

Page 5: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

The Vision

• Initial interview with new client

• Areas of practice– Civil Litigation– Conveyancing– Family Practice

• Observation of good quality practice

Page 6: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Selecting writers

• Practice expertise

• Ear for dialogue

• Understanding of emotional reactions

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The draft script

• Example of early script – see handout

• Discussion of defects

• Role of script-doctor

• Example of improved script – see handout

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Other aspects of scripts

• Use of checklists

• “Blocking” – see handout

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Characterisation“Mrs Brown’s Fall”

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Characterisation“Shelf Life”

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Production company

• Tendering

• Pixelbox Media Ltd

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Casting

• Spotlight website

• Use of agency

• Criteria

Page 13: Teaching professional skills to distance learning students through the medium of film

Auditions

• Explaining the characters

• Read-throughs

• Selection

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Location and timing

• Space

• Quiet

• Electrics

• One film per day

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Props

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Filming on the day

• Early start

• Encouraging actors

• Direction– Emotions– Legal terminology

• Catering

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Filming on the day

• Shots– Wides– Over-the-shoulder– Noddies

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Post-production

• “Sewing together” takes

• Selection of better takes

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Evaluation

• What we would do next time– Backstories– Pruning lawyerspeak

• Student reaction

• Pass rates– January 2009: 82%– June 2009: 86%