I have been given a new brief which is based around the Speeches from different eras that are from very important people.
Learning Outcomes for the Assessment:
-Produce a number of storyboards that visually illustrate their chosen narratives
-Produce documented evidence of supporting research and idea generation in sketchbook/project folder format.
-Produce time based works that demonstrate an understanding of the prescribed areas.
BBC channels are increasingly
cross promoting their programme content and for this assignment you will be
producing a TV trailer for a series of radio programmes on Radio 4 called
‘Speeches’, about a selection of great speeches of the 20th Century.
Radio 4 will be running this
series of programmes, each focusing on an individual speech from the following
list:-
·
Franklin D
Roosevelt: The only thing we have
to fear is fear itself
·
Winston
Churchill: We shall fight them on
the beaches
·
Harold Macmillan: The
wind of change
·
Nelson Mandela: An
ideal for which I’m prepared to die
·
Jawahharal Nahru: A
tryst with destiny
·
John F Kennedy: Ask
not what your country can do for you
·
Martin Luther King: I
have a dream
·
Margaret Thatcher: The
lady’s not for turning
·
Earl Spencer: The most
hunted person of the modern age
The TV trailers will act as
‘teasers’ about the speeches by creating short films which use a combination of
an excerpt of the speech accompanied by atmospheric, original footage and text
graphics. These films need to be 1
minute long (with a 5 second leeway in each direction). You are not searching for original
footage of the speech being delivered, and nor are you trying to film literal
interpretations of what is being said, but rather you will devise, shoot edit
and post produce a sequence of shots which add visual accompaniment to the
words being spoken. This film will also feature text elements which are used to
highlight words being spoken in the speech. You can also use music and/or sound effects in your
film.
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