ACTING, FILM MAKING, SCRIPT WRITING & DIRECTION.

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SRM FILM SCHOOL

• PRESENTATION ON

• COURSES

• ACTING.
• FILM MAKING.
• SCRIPT WRITING.
• DIRECTION.

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ACTING

• Acting requires a wide range of skills,
  including vocal projection, clarity of spech
  physical expressivity, emotional facility, a
  well-developed imagination and the ability to
  interpret drama.
• Acting also often demands an ability to
  employ dialects, accents and body
  language, improvisation, observation and
  emulation, mime, and stage combat. Many actors
  train at length in special programs or colleges
  to develop these skills, and today the vast
  majority of professional actors have undergone
  extensive training.

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FILM MAKING

• Filmmaking is the process of making a film.
  Filmmaking involves a number of discrete stages
  including an initial story, idea, or commission,
  through scriptwriting, casting, shooting, sound
  recording and reproduction,  editing,
  and screening  the finished product before
  an audience that may result in a film release and
  exhibition.
• Filmmaking takes place in many places around the
  world in a range of economic, social,
  and political contexts, and using a variety of
  technologies and cinematic techniques. Typically,
  it involves a large number of people, and can
  take from a few months to several years to
  complete.

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SCRIPT WRITING

• scriptwriting, is the art and craft of
  writingscripts for mass media such as feature
  films television productions or video games It
  is frequently a freelance profession.
• Screenwriters are responsible for researching the
  story, developing the narrative, writing the
  screenplay, and delivering it, in the required
  format, to development executives. Screenwriters
  therefore have great influence over the creative
  direction and emotional impact of the screenplay
  and, arguably, of the finished film.

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DIRECTION

• screen direction is the direction that actors or
  objects appear to be moving on the screen from
  the point of view of the camera or audience. A
  rule of film editing and film grammar is that
  movement from one edited shot to another must
  maintain the consistency of screen direction in
  order to avoid audience confusion
• It is the responsibility of the director
  cameraman and script supervisor on the set to
  maintain consistency of screen direction so that
  later during editing the myriad short pieces of
  film can be properly assembled by the editor into
  a coherent film that tells the story intended.

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