stand up

take them to the scene
be creative
become the b-roll
move story along
use props

doggy door

1. What is the lead in this story? Does it intrigue you to keep watching?
saying how could something like this happen in a quiet neighborhood. yes so you know what happened
2. What are the 5W's of this story: Who, What, Where, When, Why
Heather, got burglarized through doggy door, quiet neighborhood 31st and julian, fall, so they could make money
3. Give an example of the reporters Voice over or seque (Write it down word for word)
She says she's gonna keep a closer eye on what's coming in or out.
4. When do we see the reporter's stand-up? Beginning, Middle, or End?
beginning on the street outside the house
5. What is the purpose of this reporter's stand-up?
to see their face and give visual of the area where it happened

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz57XdqIqaE&feature=youtu.be

thursday

1. Identify and explain as many WALLDO shots as you can.
angled shot of piano
opposite where they switched sides of piano
low shot on the porch and walking down the stairs
linking shot when they're at the table
linking windchimes to his face
depth toasster
depth with trees in back then porch and him on it interfviewing
2. What is Natural Sound?
The sound you can hear from the enviornment of the shot
3. Identify several examples of Natural Sound in this story?
wind chimes
scraping of the knife
dog
wind
piano
4. How does Natural Sound enhance the story?
it made you feel more in the place itself instead of just having the picture you could hear what was going on there

Walldo
wide shot detail
angle at degree effect
low shot to give perspective get down
linking starts on one and goes to another
depth show activity
opposite put on opposite side of subject action reaction

madison's story

They have a lot of cutaway shots for filling in between and a lot of close ups talking with people. There are a lot of wide medium and tight shots as well. more close ups than anything. there's also a bunch of shots where she's playing sports or writing or doing whatever action. eyes on third and lots of talking space

a-roll is anything in the story that you hear - interviews
segways reporters voice overs
natural sound
b-roll term used for the footage wide med tight. compliments the story
nat sound

1. What is the focus statement of this story?
Green energy powers this mans dreams
2. Give examples of W-M-T sequences
shots of the car. his books. the lights
3. Give examples of The Rule of Thirds
The focus spot was always on one of the sides. interview spots gave talking space. when he's in the car
4. Give examples of Eyes on Third
whenever he talks his eyes are on third. when he shows his cabin
5. Give examples of Talking Space
when he talks about his books. when the solar guy talked
6. What did you like about story?
I liked how happy he was about things