Module 2 Unit 4 All about films and TV 课件（20张PPT）
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课件20张PPT。Module2Recreation and entertainment All about films and TVUnit 4 Oxford English 9BStudents see stars in HollywoodAbout HollywoodLocationin Los Angeles, California, USAspeciality famous for its movie industryshoot a film
a film set
extras
film director
film crewsWhat are they doing? (shoot a film)1Where are they? (in a film set)Who are they? (extras) Who is the man with a speaker? (a film director)2What do we call people working there? (film crews)Julia Carter and Roddy Wang, students from Sunshine International School, had the time of their lives during their recent visit to Hollywood. Philip interviewed them and wrote an article about the visit for Youth Post. Read the title, the introduction, the pictures on page 55. Then try to complete the following table.About the text on P55interviewerAn interview report from a newspapertype Julia Carter and Roddy WangPhilipintervieweeYouth Postinterview topicTheir recent visit to Hollywood newspaperThey had the time of their lives during the visit.Julia Carter and Roddy Wang, students from Sunshine International School, had the time of their lives during their recent visit to Hollywood. Philip interviewed them and wrote an article about the visit for Youth Post.About the text on P55Julia and Roddy enjoyed the tour to the Movie Park
Julia’s favourite attraction
Roddy’s favourite attraction
Julia and Roddy saw some famous film stars and Roddy even took part in shooting a film.
Roddy’s feeling about shooting a film.
Para 5 Para 3 Para 4 Para 2 Para 1 About paragraph 1WhatThe movie parkWhereTourists : for pleasureBoth an amusement park and a film studioHow WhyFilm crew: to shoot filmsThe highlight of the visitWas the tour of the Movie Park the most wonderful part of their visit to Hollywood?About paragraph 2, 3the Dinosaur Junglethe Great Wavefeelsmellseehear About paragraph 2, 3the Dinosaur Junglethe Great Wavefeelsmellseehearhot and humidpeacefulshake violentlylike a jungle /Some cute little baby dinosaurs A big one came and chased usA huge wave came towards us.The wave seemed to crash over the top of our car.Dinosaurs roared at usa terrific noiseThey are special effects.About special effects in paragraph 2, 3 Julia
(the Dinosaur Jungle) Roddy
(the Great Wave attraction)The model looked very real!Feelings & CommentsI almost jumped out of my skin when the dinosaur roared at us!I was impressed by it and it was really awesomeThe special effects were so great.see starsshooting a film2. What else did they do?About paragraph 4, 5They visited a film set and saw a crew filming a scene.3. Who was selected to be an extra?4. How did the director select Roddy to be the extra?Roddy Wang.To cut a long story short, Roddy didn’t tell how to be selected in detail.5. How did Julia feel when Roddy was selected to be an extra?
How did Roddy feel about being an extra?1. Did they see any famous stars?Yes, they did.About paragraph 4, 5Being an extraJuliaRoddybe green with envya piece of cakeno interestbe jealouseasydifficultBeing an actressBeing a film directorambition?see stars or planets in space 1. Students see stars in Hollywood!
2. You can see stars shining in the sky at night.
3. He hit me so hard that it made me see stars.see movie stars / famous actors or actressesABsee flashes or lights in front of your eyes when people feel dizzy or faint CBCAMore idiomsIn the middle of the picnic it started to rain cats and dogs, and we all get completely wet.
rain heavily B. different animals run around
2. He’s a big fish in the company and everyone should listen to him.
a person who likes eating fish
B. a very important person
3. If Sarah wins the first prize luckily, she will have money to burn.
A. waste money B. have a lot of money
ABBRead Para 4-5 again and act out the interview in pairs or a group of 3 . It will be better if you can add new ideas.Suggested questions:
Good morning. This is Philip form Youth Post. I’m interested your trip to Hollywood. Would you like to share your experience with us?
Did you see any famous stars?
What else did you do?
What were the film crews doing at that time?
Did they ask any of you to take part in it?
How did Julia feel about not being selected to be an extra?
How did you feel about being an extra?
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. I believe more people would like to go to Hollywood, especially the Movie Park.Group discussWould you like to work in the movie industry?
Why / Why not?
Yes:
Its’ exciting to see and even work with some movie stars.
I’m good at acting and it’s my ambition to be an actor / actress
I like acting and I can experience different lives when playing different roles.
It’s an interesting job and I can probably make more money.
It’s easier to become famous if I work in the movie industry.
……
No:
It’s very tiring to work in the movie industry.
It’s hard for an actor / actress to keep his / her privacy.
Actually, it’s not easy to be a famous actor / actress.
……Assignment1. Finish your oral group work
2. Look up the meanings of the following idioms and make sentences.
couch potato
small potato
all ears
the apple of one’s eye
a film set
extras
film director
film crewsWhat are they doing? (shoot a film)1Where are they? (in a film set)Who are they? (extras) Who is the man with a speaker? (a film director)2What do we call people working there? (film crews)Julia Carter and Roddy Wang, students from Sunshine International School, had the time of their lives during their recent visit to Hollywood. Philip interviewed them and wrote an article about the visit for Youth Post. Read the title, the introduction, the pictures on page 55. Then try to complete the following table.About the text on P55interviewerAn interview report from a newspapertype Julia Carter and Roddy WangPhilipintervieweeYouth Postinterview topicTheir recent visit to Hollywood newspaperThey had the time of their lives during the visit.Julia Carter and Roddy Wang, students from Sunshine International School, had the time of their lives during their recent visit to Hollywood. Philip interviewed them and wrote an article about the visit for Youth Post.About the text on P55Julia and Roddy enjoyed the tour to the Movie Park
Julia’s favourite attraction
Roddy’s favourite attraction
Julia and Roddy saw some famous film stars and Roddy even took part in shooting a film.
Roddy’s feeling about shooting a film.
Para 5 Para 3 Para 4 Para 2 Para 1 About paragraph 1WhatThe movie parkWhereTourists : for pleasureBoth an amusement park and a film studioHow WhyFilm crew: to shoot filmsThe highlight of the visitWas the tour of the Movie Park the most wonderful part of their visit to Hollywood?About paragraph 2, 3the Dinosaur Junglethe Great Wavefeelsmellseehear About paragraph 2, 3the Dinosaur Junglethe Great Wavefeelsmellseehearhot and humidpeacefulshake violentlylike a jungle /Some cute little baby dinosaurs A big one came and chased usA huge wave came towards us.The wave seemed to crash over the top of our car.Dinosaurs roared at usa terrific noiseThey are special effects.About special effects in paragraph 2, 3 Julia
(the Dinosaur Jungle) Roddy
(the Great Wave attraction)The model looked very real!Feelings & CommentsI almost jumped out of my skin when the dinosaur roared at us!I was impressed by it and it was really awesomeThe special effects were so great.see starsshooting a film2. What else did they do?About paragraph 4, 5They visited a film set and saw a crew filming a scene.3. Who was selected to be an extra?4. How did the director select Roddy to be the extra?Roddy Wang.To cut a long story short, Roddy didn’t tell how to be selected in detail.5. How did Julia feel when Roddy was selected to be an extra?
How did Roddy feel about being an extra?1. Did they see any famous stars?Yes, they did.About paragraph 4, 5Being an extraJuliaRoddybe green with envya piece of cakeno interestbe jealouseasydifficultBeing an actressBeing a film directorambition?see stars or planets in space 1. Students see stars in Hollywood!
2. You can see stars shining in the sky at night.
3. He hit me so hard that it made me see stars.see movie stars / famous actors or actressesABsee flashes or lights in front of your eyes when people feel dizzy or faint CBCAMore idiomsIn the middle of the picnic it started to rain cats and dogs, and we all get completely wet.
rain heavily B. different animals run around
2. He’s a big fish in the company and everyone should listen to him.
a person who likes eating fish
B. a very important person
3. If Sarah wins the first prize luckily, she will have money to burn.
A. waste money B. have a lot of money
ABBRead Para 4-5 again and act out the interview in pairs or a group of 3 . It will be better if you can add new ideas.Suggested questions:
Good morning. This is Philip form Youth Post. I’m interested your trip to Hollywood. Would you like to share your experience with us?
Did you see any famous stars?
What else did you do?
What were the film crews doing at that time?
Did they ask any of you to take part in it?
How did Julia feel about not being selected to be an extra?
How did you feel about being an extra?
Thank you very much for sharing your experience with us. I believe more people would like to go to Hollywood, especially the Movie Park.Group discussWould you like to work in the movie industry?
Why / Why not?
Yes:
Its’ exciting to see and even work with some movie stars.
I’m good at acting and it’s my ambition to be an actor / actress
I like acting and I can experience different lives when playing different roles.
It’s an interesting job and I can probably make more money.
It’s easier to become famous if I work in the movie industry.
……
No:
It’s very tiring to work in the movie industry.
It’s hard for an actor / actress to keep his / her privacy.
Actually, it’s not easy to be a famous actor / actress.
……Assignment1. Finish your oral group work
2. Look up the meanings of the following idioms and make sentences.
couch potato
small potato
all ears
the apple of one’s eye