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Book Talks featuring Mary Downing Hahn

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Lullaby renditions of Bob Marley

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1 Musical Opening

“Warning “

This video may not be appropriate for students who are afraid ofghost and ghost stories. Continue watching only if you are willingto venture into the land of the undead............if you are happy

reading ............

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2 Warning

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Long shot of house...zooming in on front door

Long shots are also referred to as wide shots or establishingshots. An establishing shot establishes the subject !s location foryour viewers by revealing its surrounding. It might also be used to

cover broad action involving several people in a large area.

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3 establishing shot

Long shots are also referred to as wide shots or establishing shots. An establishing shot establishes the subject !s location for your viewers by revealing itssurrounding. It might also be used to cover broad action involving several people in a large area.

Establishing Shot

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Medium Shot

Boys reading on sofa. Addison complains that his book is boring.

He asks Mom what to read. Brooks tells him that he just read ascary ghost story, but he doubts Addison is man enough to

handle it! The lights flicker and go out then...Addison asks what itis about and Brooks says....Well, let me tell you....zoom out

Medium shots provide more detail than long shots, which makesthem more interesting to your viewer.


4 Inside house

A medium shot frames more of your subject while still revealing some of the background. If your subject is a person, a medium shot would show the personfrom about the waist up.

Medium shots provide more detail than long shots, which makes them more interesting to your viewer.

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A close-up of a person would frame the subject from the top of the head to the top of the shoulders. Human emotions are best revealed in close-ups!

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Close-up of faces

Addsion asks Brooks to tell him about the book he just finished

Brooks says, “ O Yeah” it!s called Wait Until Helen Comes.....doesbook talk...

Close up of faces frightened

A close-up of a person would frame the subject from the top of thehead to the top of the shoulders. Human emotions are best

revealed in close-ups!


6 Brooks! book talk Wait Until Helen Comes


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Extreme close-up

Addsion says, w ith a frightened look on his face...... “Well that

doesn!t sound too bad. How about you mom....Have you readany of Mary Dowining Hahn!s books?”

Zoom in on Mama!s face as she says, “Well, as a matter of fact, Ihave read several. Let!s carve the pumpkin and I will tell you all

about the stories I have read!”

An extreme close-up shot frames only a portion of your subject. Itis a very dramatic shot that can generate great visual excitement.

XCUs might be used to show the face of a wristwatch or words

being typed on a computer screen. Like the long shot, extremeclose-ups should be used sparingly, when it is important that your

viewers see great detail. In most instances you!ll want to choose awide-angle lens setting (zoomed all the way out) and move the

camera lens as close to the subject as necessary. Use of a camerasupport, like a tripod, is a must. Check out the camera-handling

section.


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An extreme close-up shot frames only a portion of your subject. It is a very dramatic shot that can generate great visual excitement. XCUs might be used toshow the face of a wristwatch or words being typed on a computer screen. Like the long shot, extreme close-ups should be used sparingly, when it is important

that your viewers see great detail. In most instances you !ll want to choose a wide-angle lens setting (zoomed all the way out) and move the camera lens asclose to the subject as necessary. Use of a camera support, like a tripod, is a must. Check out the camera-handling section.

An extreme close-up of a person!s face would detail the eyes, nose and mouth. When framing an extreme close-up of a face, be sure to include the chin andsacrifice the forehead. The reason for this has to do with how our imaginations fill in spaces we can !t actually see on the screen, using something calledpsychological closure. When framing human subjects, proper closure can be achieved by avoiding putting natural cutoff lines of persons at the bottom of yourframe. Instead, frame your shots to include the area slightly above or below these natural body joints. Your shot will look awkward if you don !t supply enoughvisual information for your viewers to project what lies outside the frame.

Television has been described as a close-up medium. That!s because most TV sets have a diagonal measurement of 32 inches or less. Images that appearsmall on the screen get lost. Shoot mostly medium shots, with a generous supply of close-ups to keep the audience engaged.

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point of view/over the

shoulder shot

While cariving the pumpkin tell A Time for Andrew and Closed forthe Season!

Zoom in on Graham!s face with a frightened look.


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Establishing Shot

Long shots are also referred to as wide shots or establishingshots. An establishing shot establishes the subject !s location foryour viewers by revealing its surrounding. It might also be used to


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10 Camping out


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Medium Shot

Conversation between Addison and Daddy while roastingmarshmallows.

Daddy asks Addison why he hasn!t asked him about Mary DowingHahn!s books?

Addison says that he didn!t think Daddy would read that sort ofbook.

Daddy says that The Old Willis Place is right up his ally because he

loves ghost stories!

Addison asks Daddy to tell him all about it

Fade out

A medium shot frames more of your subject while still revealingsome of the background. If your subject is a person, a medium

shot would show the person from about the waist up.

Medium shots provide more detail than long shots, which makesthem more interesting to your viewer.


11 Camp out

A medium shot frames more of your subject while still revealing some of the background. If your subject is a person, a medium shot would show the personfrom about the waist up.

Medium shots provide more detail than long shots, which makes them more interesting to your viewer.

Medium Shot

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Close up of The Old Willis Place book cover.


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Close-up of faces

Addison asks if he has read any others and Daddy says yes...but it

was a much more scary story....Addison asks what it is and Daddy says All the Lovely Bad ONes

Will you tell me about that one Addison pleads.......Sure says Daddy....Close up on Addison!s face and fade out


13 Story of Promises to the Dead


Close-up of faces

Dream transition

Text All the Lovely Bad Ones


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Angle of view

Daddy tells All the Lovely Bad Ones

Low shooting up on Daddy!s face then zoom out....

Shots are usually defined by how much of the scene you show inyour frame (what you see in your viewfinder). This can be

controlled a couple of different ways. One would be to changethe distance between the camera and your subject by physically

moving the camera closer or farther away. The other would be tochange the focal length of your lens, which controls the angle of

view. A zoom lens, which virtually all camcorders have, is acombination wide angle, normal and telephoto lens. You changethe angle of view by zooming in to a narrow angle of view

(telephoto) or zooming out to a wide angle of view.

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15All the Lovely Bad Ones

Shots are usually defined by how much of the scene you show in your frame (what you see in your viewfinder). This can be controlled a couple of differentways. One would be to change the distance between the camera and your subject by physically moving the camera closer or farther away. The other would beto change the focal length of your lens, which controls the angle of view. A zoom lens, which virtually all camcorders have, is a combination wide angle, normaland telephoto lens. You change the angle of view by zooming in to a narrow angle of view (telephoto) or zooming out to a wide angle of view.

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Establishing Shot

Long shots are also referred to as wide shots or establishing

shots. An establishing shot establishes the subject !s location foryour viewers by revealing its surrounding. It might also be used to


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Establishing Shot

Close-up

Mama says, “ I do have one more to share before we say

goodnight”It is the soaty of the Doll in the Garden”A close-up focuses your viewer!s attention on specific details. It

demands that the viewer concentrate on the information you aregiving them. In storytelling, close-ups have great emotional

impact. They can also be used to give the audience informationthe characters in your video don!t have. For example, showing a

close-up of a sign reading “wet paint”, right before a medium shot

of your character in the process of sitting down on a painted parkbench, would build anticipation and set up the audience for the

laugh.You will most likely need to use a camera support, like a tripod, in

order to get a steady shot. Check out the camera-handlingsection.




17 Inside tent

A close-up focuses your viewer!s attention on specific details. It demands that the viewer concentrate on the information you are giving them. In storytelling,close-ups have great emotional impact. They can also be used to give the audience information the characters in your video don!t have. For example, showinga close-up of a sign reading “wet paint”, right before a medium shot of your character in the process of sitting down on a painted park bench, would buildanticipation and set up the audience for the laugh.You will most likely need to use a camera support, like a tripod, in order to get a steady shot. Check out the camera-handling section.


Close-up







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Angle of view

Kenzie comes in and gives Addison her baby doll to sleep with

and kises him good night. Mama kisses Addison and tells himsweet dreams....

fade out

Shots are usually defined by how much of the scene you show inyour frame (what you see in your viewfinder). This can be

controlled a couple of different ways. One would be to changethe distance between the camera and your subject by physically

moving the camera closer or farther away. The other would be to

change the focal length of your lens, which controls the angle ofview. A zoom lens, which virtually all camcorders have, is a

combination wide angle, normal and telephoto lens. You changethe angle of view by zooming in to a narrow angle of view

(telephoto) or zooming out to a wide angle of view.


20 Kenzie Handing Addison Baby Doll

Shots are usually defined by how much of the scene you show in your frame (what you see in your viewfinder). This can be controlled a couple of differentways. One would be to change the distance between the camera and your subject by physically moving the camera closer or farther away. The other would beto change the focal length of your lens, which controls the angle of view. A zoom lens, which virtually all camcorders have, is a combination wide angle, normaland telephoto lens. You change the angle of view by zooming in to a narrow angle of view (telephoto) or zooming out to a wide angle of view.

Angle of view

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Close-up of faces

Close up of Addison saying

“Maybe I!ll sleep insdie tonight and get started on new book......



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22 Addison


Close-up of faces

Close-up

Close up of books with Addison!s hand picking one up and

coming in house!

A close-up focuses your viewer!s attention on specific details. It

demands that the viewer concentrate on the information you aregiving them. In storytelling, close-ups have great emotional

impact. They can also be used to give the audience informationthe characters in your video don!t have. For example, showing aclose-up of a sign reading “wet paint”, right before a medium shot

of your character in the process of sitting down on a painted parkbench, would build anticipation and set up the audience for the

laugh.You will most likely need to use a camera support, like a tripod, in

order to get a steady shot. Check out the camera-handlingsection.




23 Stack of Mary Dowining Hahn Books

A close-up focuses your viewer!s attention on specific details. It demands that the viewer concentrate on the information you are giving them. In storytelling,close-ups have great emotional impact. They can also be used to give the audience information the characters in your video don!t have. For example, showinga close-up of a sign reading “wet paint”, right before a medium shot of your character in the process of sitting down on a painted park bench, would buildanticipation and set up the audience for the laugh.You will most likely need to use a camera support, like a tripod, in order to get a steady shot. Check out the camera-handling section.


Close-up





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or maybe a new beginning..........read a Mary Dowing Hahn book

today..........if you dare.................

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24 The End...

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