Film 11

1. What Makes a Good “Feedback Sandwich?” Just like a real sandwich, this can be done well or incredibly poorly. A bad sandwich has… insignificant top bread that is discounted by a ‘but’ meat that is negatively phrased, personal, and not constructive bottom

1. Storytelling 101 We are going to do a crash course on story structure by looking at a handful of Pixar short films. exposition: establishes the location and characters before the story begins inciting incident: the conflict that deviates from

1. Find Composite Layers Start collecting your “plate shot” or other assets! Get a photo or video of the background you had in mind (i.e. a spooky forest), any foreground elements (i.e. a bush in front of you), and/or pre-made

1. Final Cut of “Shoot the Shots” Finish your rough cut of the “Shoot The Shots” project and begin correcting colours and adding audio (ambience, SFX, and music), your production logo, credits, and titles. This is the last dedicated studio

1. Editing “Shoot the Shots” You will have almost the entire week to work on “Shoot the Shots!” Please use all of the available time to make it the best possible film it can be. Make sure to keep your