Friday, March 9, 2012

Silent Film Project

After our viewing and coverage of Eisenstein and Expressionism this morning, we will return to the lab to continue working on our silent film projects. Please read the instructions again.

By the end of today's class: you should have the basic story or treatment of your film done. If you do not have this completed, please complete over the weekend. But get it done.

HOMEWORK: Study for the exam. See below. Also, begin shooting your silent film if possible.

A sample student film might look like this one by Justice Dunwoody.

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