译林版（2020） 必修第二册 Unit 1 Lights,Camera,Action! Welcome to the unit and Reading课件(25张ppt)
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Unit 1
Lights, camera, action!
Welcome — Reading（I）
Film Appreciation Workshop
A film that is based on imagination and not facts.
Fantasy
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film that is based on imaginative scientific dicoveries, and often deals with space travel and life on other planets.
Science fiction
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film that gives detailed information about a particular subject.
Documentary
What type of film is shown on the poster
Comedy
A film that is intended to make people laugh.
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film whose storyline involves fast-paced activities and conflicts, usually including violent fights.
Action
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film in which very horrible or unnatural things happen.
Horror
What type of film is shown on the poster
What type of film is shown on each poster
Documentary
Fantasy
Science fiction
Cartoon
Look at the film posters on P1 and discuss the following questions.
Which film type do you like best Why
Box office hits
action
war
science fiction
comedy
What contributes to the success of those films
A successful film is made through the joint efforts of many workers in front of the scenes and behind the scenes!
A film
skilfulacting
touching music
fine costume
visual effects
wonderful props
fascinating storyline
...
Reading (P2)
Behind the Scenes
The lecture below was given by a film critic at the school Film Festival.
Behind the Scenes
Some aspects of film-making behind the scenes require a lot of hard work.
Aspect 1: Sound effects
Aspect 2: Visual special effects
Aspect 3: Props
Think of and appreciate the work done behind the scenes.
Para. 5
… what we see on the cinema screen is just the tip of the huge iceberg of film-making.
restate
Para. 1
Actually, the film you see on the screen is the product of a huge amount of hard work, most of which takes place behind the scenes.
Read for structure
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Why does the film critic ask a question at the beginning of his lecture
a question
an interesting fact
a quotation
…
an attractive introduction
To attract the audience’s attention, to lead the audience to think and connect the lecture’s topic with their background knowledge.
Introduction
Example 1
Example 2
…
Main points
How does the film critic develop the body part of the lecture Why
Body
clear & convincing!
A2
Read the lecture transcript and complete the table below.
The aid of computers isn’t always preferred.
The director of The Lord of the Rings films used clever camera angles to make characters seem bigger or smaller than they really were.
Director James Cameron spent six months revising plans of the Titanic in order to build a full-sized model for his 1997 film. It took 500 workers 100 days to build the fine model.
The sounds of different animals were mixed by a computer to make a dinosaur roar in Jurassic Park. The sound of the doors opening in the Star Trek films was made simply by pulling a sheet of paper out of an envelop.
Focus on para. 3 and answer the questions:
1. What is CGI Infer its meaning from the context.
2. Which background color is required in CGI Why
Green is required as it doesn't match any natural hair or skin color so that actors can be easily separated from the background.
Computer Generated Imagery 电脑三维动画合成技术
Focus on para. 3 and answer the questions:
2. Do all directors prefer the use of CGI
What else can be used to make visual special effects
The aid of computers isn't always preferred. For instance, the director of The Lord of Kings used clever shooting angles to produce creative visual effects.
What efforts did director Cameron make to make Titanic look real
Focus on para. 4 and answer the question:
How do you understand “the tip of the huge iceberg of film-making” in the last paragraph
It means the lecture just talks about a small part of all the work people have done behind the scenes.
a metaphor
an impressive conclusion
Conclusion
Overview
A good lecture
An attractive introduction
A clear and convincing body
An impressive conclusion
Preparation
Shooting
Post-production
Release
producer
scriptwriter
casting director
art designer
costume designer
property master
...
director
actor/actress
cameraman
lighting engineer
make-up artist
stuntman
film cutter
special effects engineer
sound effects artist
composer
dubber
...
distributor
film critic
...
Know more about the efforts behind the scenes!
Unit 1
Lights, camera, action!
Welcome — Reading（I）
Film Appreciation Workshop
A film that is based on imagination and not facts.
Fantasy
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film that is based on imaginative scientific dicoveries, and often deals with space travel and life on other planets.
Science fiction
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film that gives detailed information about a particular subject.
Documentary
What type of film is shown on the poster
Comedy
A film that is intended to make people laugh.
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film whose storyline involves fast-paced activities and conflicts, usually including violent fights.
Action
What type of film is shown on the poster
A film in which very horrible or unnatural things happen.
Horror
What type of film is shown on the poster
What type of film is shown on each poster
Documentary
Fantasy
Science fiction
Cartoon
Look at the film posters on P1 and discuss the following questions.
Which film type do you like best Why
Box office hits
action
war
science fiction
comedy
What contributes to the success of those films
A successful film is made through the joint efforts of many workers in front of the scenes and behind the scenes!
A film
skilfulacting
touching music
fine costume
visual effects
wonderful props
fascinating storyline
...
Reading (P2)
Behind the Scenes
The lecture below was given by a film critic at the school Film Festival.
Behind the Scenes
Some aspects of film-making behind the scenes require a lot of hard work.
Aspect 1: Sound effects
Aspect 2: Visual special effects
Aspect 3: Props
Think of and appreciate the work done behind the scenes.
Para. 5
… what we see on the cinema screen is just the tip of the huge iceberg of film-making.
restate
Para. 1
Actually, the film you see on the screen is the product of a huge amount of hard work, most of which takes place behind the scenes.
Read for structure
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Why does the film critic ask a question at the beginning of his lecture
a question
an interesting fact
a quotation
…
an attractive introduction
To attract the audience’s attention, to lead the audience to think and connect the lecture’s topic with their background knowledge.
Introduction
Example 1
Example 2
…
Main points
How does the film critic develop the body part of the lecture Why
Body
clear & convincing!
A2
Read the lecture transcript and complete the table below.
The aid of computers isn’t always preferred.
The director of The Lord of the Rings films used clever camera angles to make characters seem bigger or smaller than they really were.
Director James Cameron spent six months revising plans of the Titanic in order to build a full-sized model for his 1997 film. It took 500 workers 100 days to build the fine model.
The sounds of different animals were mixed by a computer to make a dinosaur roar in Jurassic Park. The sound of the doors opening in the Star Trek films was made simply by pulling a sheet of paper out of an envelop.
Focus on para. 3 and answer the questions:
1. What is CGI Infer its meaning from the context.
2. Which background color is required in CGI Why
Green is required as it doesn't match any natural hair or skin color so that actors can be easily separated from the background.
Computer Generated Imagery 电脑三维动画合成技术
Focus on para. 3 and answer the questions:
2. Do all directors prefer the use of CGI
What else can be used to make visual special effects
The aid of computers isn't always preferred. For instance, the director of The Lord of Kings used clever shooting angles to produce creative visual effects.
What efforts did director Cameron make to make Titanic look real
Focus on para. 4 and answer the question:
How do you understand “the tip of the huge iceberg of film-making” in the last paragraph
It means the lecture just talks about a small part of all the work people have done behind the scenes.
a metaphor
an impressive conclusion
Conclusion
Overview
A good lecture
An attractive introduction
A clear and convincing body
An impressive conclusion
Preparation
Shooting
Post-production
Release
producer
scriptwriter
casting director
art designer
costume designer
property master
...
director
actor/actress
cameraman
lighting engineer
make-up artist
stuntman
film cutter
special effects engineer
sound effects artist
composer
dubber
...
distributor
film critic
...
Know more about the efforts behind the scenes!