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As a comprehensive resource on photographic education, Focus on Photography: A Curriculum Guide is designed to accommodate various needs and interests. Beginning teachers will find a thorough discussion of how to design and teach a balanced curriculum that covers the history, techniques, aesthetics, and practice of photography.
This document provides an overview of basic camera techniques for video production, including different types of shots (extreme wide shot, medium shot, close-up, etc.), camera angles (low angle, high angle), camera moves (pan, tilt, zoom, truck), and other concepts like the rule of thirds, crossing the line, and timecoding.
The Photography Handbook introduces practical photography as a series of processes from pre-production through to post-production editing. Terence Wright discusses such topics as choice of camera format, camera angle, aperture, development, captions and editing contact sheets. He analyses photographic theory so that the photographer is able
OVERVIEW. This chapter discusses how to develop an effective, balanced curriculum in basic photography. Sample curriculum and lesson plans address how to teach photography in darkroom and non-darkroom formats, including using digital imaging. Examples are provided for working in elementary, middle, and high school settings. Building a Curriculum.
Antonio MAnriquez is the video production teacher for the New Media Academy at the world-famous Hollywood High School in Los Angeles, California. He is an Apple Distinguished Educator, an Apple Certified Trainer, and an Avid Certified Instructor. His education and career in video and cinema production began at the age of 14 when he directed a ...
By bringing together a wide range of case studies on the standards, practices, and politics of formats in media culture tied to photography, film, radio, television, and the web, in both professional and amateur uses, Format Matters seeks to lay the foundations for the research field of format studies.
