This document discusses different forms and conventions of film and moving pictures, with a focus on setting. It provides examples of different film genres like Frozen (fantasy), Ang Probinsyano (action), Heneral Luna (historic), Beauty and the Beast (fantasy), and Conjuring (horror). It also discusses common settings for stories like The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Princess and the Pea, The Gingerbread Man, and Humpty Dumpty. The document encourages identifying settings in films and imagining a film set in one's local area, with a title, setting, characters, and 5-minute presentation. It emphasizes that setting is important for realism
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10. Different Forms and Conventions of Film and Moving Pictures Setting - July 19, 2019
This document discusses different forms and conventions of film and moving pictures, with a focus on setting. It provides examples of different film genres like Frozen (fantasy), Ang Probinsyano (action), Heneral Luna (historic), Beauty and the Beast (fantasy), and Conjuring (horror). It also discusses common settings for stories like The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Princess and the Pea, The Gingerbread Man, and Humpty Dumpty. The document encourages identifying settings in films and imagining a film set in one's local area, with a title, setting, characters, and 5-minute presentation. It emphasizes that setting is important for realism
This document discusses different forms and conventions of film and moving pictures, with a focus on setting. It provides examples of different film genres like Frozen (fantasy), Ang Probinsyano (action), Heneral Luna (historic), Beauty and the Beast (fantasy), and Conjuring (horror). It also discusses common settings for stories like The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Jack and the Bean Stalk, Princess and the Pea, The Gingerbread Man, and Humpty Dumpty. The document encourages identifying settings in films and imagining a film set in one's local area, with a title, setting, characters, and 5-minute presentation. It emphasizes that setting is important for realism
Setting Prepared by: Jose Marie F. Quiambao Teacher I Review!
Identify the following form or genre of film:
_______1. Frozen _______2. Ang Probinsyano _______3. Heneral Luna _______4. Beauty and the Beast _______5. Conjuring
Horror Fantasy Historic Action Romance
Where do you think the film happened? When do you think it happened? Identify the setting of the following stories below. • The Boy Who Cried Wolf • Jack and the Bean Stalk • Princess and the Pea • The Gingerbread Man • Humpty Dumpty The Boy Who Cried Wolf Jack and the Bean Stalk Princess and the Pea The Gingerbread Man Humpty Dumpty Film
• Also called as motion picture or movie, it is
a series of still photographs on film, projected in rapid succession onto a screen by means of light. The art of motion picture is exceedingly complex, requiring contributions from nearly all the other arts as well as countless technical skills (for example, in sound recording, photography and optics). Setting
• The locale or period in which the action of
a novel, play, film, etc., takes place: The setting of this story is Verona in the 15th century. Also called stage setting, stage set. the scenery and other properties used in a dramatic performance. Settings in Film
Settings are Characters, Too.mp4
Identify the settings of the particular pictures below. Identify the settings of the particular pictures below. Work in Group. Imagine that your group will be doing a film set on your local area. 1.Think of the best title for your film. 2.Choose the best setting where you can shoot your film. 3.There should be a dialog among the characters in the film. 4.Prepare your film for five minutes, and then presentation. There should be a narrator who tells the description of the setting. Timer!
Settings are Characters, Too.mp4
Look, Watch, and Listen!
Presentation! Remember
• Setting - is the time and place where and
when the film takes place. It can be used for a number of purposes. It might be used for: REALISM, ATMOSPHERE, SYMBOLISM Identify the setting of each of the following lines that describes the place or location of the story.
1. It was a dark and stormy night when I was lying
in my bed. 2. Seems rustic and aged furnitures are there when we open the door. 3. A wild animal cross by our way while we walk pass by that night in that shady trees. 4. First day and I’ve meet my new classmates! 5. With this high, I feel like I Can touch the heaven with my own bare hands!