Kristin Bonot

A Google slideshow covering the 2019 film Knives Out directed by Rian Johnson. Slideshow covers the following terms: - Bird's Eye View - Ensemble Cast - Establishing Shot - Film Lighting - Focal Point - Foreshadowing - Genres - High Angle Shot - Juxtaposition - Long Shot - Low Angle Shot - Mise-en-Scene - Mood - Murder Mystery Tropes - Negative Space - Over-the-shoulder shot - Red Herring - Setting - Shallow Focus - Symbols - Theme

A Google slideshow covering the 2013 film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Slideshow covers the following terms: - Blocking - Close up - Color - Costume - Cut Transition - Dissolve - Fade to Black - Fast Cuts Editing - Film Bumper - Flat Angle - High Angle - Lighting (Reality vs. Dream) - Long Shots - Low Angle - Match Cut Dissolve - Medium Shots - Mise en Scene - Rule of Thirds - Symbolism - Tone Shift

A Google slideshow covering the 2010 film Shutter Island directed by Martin Scorsese. Slideshow covers the following terms: - Ambiguous Ending - Anagram - Angle of Destiny - Asynchronous Sound - Cinematography - Close Up - Crosscutting - Dolly shot - Editing - Establishing Shot - Exposition - Foreshadowing - Freeze Frame - Genre = Mystery - High Key lighting - L-Cut - Long Shot - Low Key lighting - Music Supervisor - Mise-en-scene - Over the Shoulder Shot - Point of Focus - Point of View Shot -

A Google slideshow covering the 2016 film Hunt for the Wilderpeople directed by Taika Waititi. The terms and slideshows are used as a film study for my English Language Arts 8 class, however, it can be adapted for high school. The Slideshow is intended to be used before and after the film and covers the following terms: - Bird's Eye View - Character Change - Close-Up - Color - Costumes - Diegetic Sound - Establishing Shot - Foreshadowing - Hero's Journey - High Angle - Isolation - Long Shot - Lo

A Google slide/PowerPoint companion piece to the film V for Vendetta. The Google Slide/PowerPoint should be used before and after viewing the film. It covers the following terms: - Allusion - Anti-Establishment - Bird's Eye View - Canted - Characterization - Character Foil - Close-Up - Color - Crosscutting - Editing - Extreme Close-Up - Extreme Long Shot - Flashback - Framing - High Angle Shot - Internal Framing - Lighting (Practical, Fill Light, Bounce Light) - Mise-En-Scene - Motifs - Negative

A Google slideshow covering the 2018 film Crazy Rich Asians directed by Jon M. Chu. The Slideshow is intended to be used before and after the film and covers the following terms: - Aerial Shots - Balance - Balanced Depth of Field - Bokeh Effect - Cinematography - Color Symbolism - Contrast - Diegetic Sound - Dynamic Framing - Foreshadowing - High Angle Shot - High Key Lighting - Low Angle Shot - Low Key Lighting - Mise-en-scene - Montage - Non-Diegetic Sound - Point of View - Production Design -

A Google slideshow covering the 1990 film Edward Scissorhands directed by Tim Burton. The Slideshow is intended to be used before and after the film and covers the following terms: - Actors Positioning - Bird's eye view - Color Palette - Costume - Dissolve - Flashback - Film Blocking - German Expressionism - Hard Cut - Internal Framing - Isolation - Lead Room - Long Shot - Low Angle - Mise-en-scene - Motif - Music Score - Naturalistic Production Design - Negative Space - Non-Diegetic Sound - Po

A Google slideshow covering the 1987 film The Princess Bride directed by Rob Reiner Slideshow covers the following terms: - Archetypes - Backlighting - Bookends - Camp - Cinematographer - Close Up - Color Symbolism - Diegetic Sound - Extreme Long Shot - Foreshadowing - Fourth Wall - Heroic Speeches - High Angle - Internal Framing - Long Shot - Low Angle - Low Budget Aesthetic - Match Cut Dissolve - Match on Action - Medium Shot - Mise-en-scene - Motif - Motivated Lighting - Non Diegetic Soun

A Google slide/PowerPoint companion piece to the film The Sixth Sense. The Google Slide/PowerPoint should be used before and after viewing the film. It covers the following terms: - Acting Profile: Toni Collette - Bird's Eye View - Canted Angle - Close Up - Director of Photography: Tak Fujimoto - Dissolve - Extreme Close Up - Fade In - Fade to Black - Fade to White - Fisheye Lens - Foreshadowing - Framing - Internal Framing - Layering - Lead Room - Long Shot - Main Titles - Mood - Negative Space

A google slide/PowerPoint companion piece to the film The Grand Budapest Hotel. The Powerpoint should be used before and after viewing the film. Topics covered are: - Aspect Ratio - Color Theory - Distinguishing Time - Medium Shot - Monochromatic Colors - Color Saturation - High Saturation - Symmetrical Composition - Wide Angle Lens - Layering - Low Angle - High Angle - Internal Framing - Iris Shot - Long Shot - Eye Level - Black and White - Bird's Eye View - Medium Shot - Dolly Shot - Whip pa

A Google slideshow covering the 2011 film Hugo directed by Martin Scorsese. Slideshow covers the following terms: Aspect Ratio Bird's Eye ViewCinematographyClose-UpColor PaletteCostumesDolly ShotEstablishing ShotsExtreme Close-UpFlashbackFull ShotHigh AngleHigh Key LightingInternal FramingIris ShotLightingLong ShotLow Angle ShotLow Key LightingMatch Cut DissolveMise-en-sceneMotifOver the Shoulder ShotPoint of View ShotPush InSettingSoundThemeTracking Shot

A Google slide/PowerPoint companion piece to the film Barbie. The Google Slide/PowerPoint should be used before and after viewing the film. It covers the following terms: - Backlighting - Cinematography - Close Up - Costumes/Costume Designer - Director of Photography - Dissolve - Establishing Shot - Extreme Long Shot - Film Influences (The Wizard of Oz, Dr. Strangelove, The Shining, Singing in the Rain) - Flashback - Internal Framing - Long Shot - Match Cut Montage - Monologue (Direct Approach,

Want to introduce your film studies class to a variety of famous film directors' styles all in one PowerPoint? This PowerPoint covers the styles of famed directors; Akira KurosawaAlfred HitchcockChristopher NolanCoen BrothersDavid FincherDenis VilleneuveEdgar WrightJohn CarpenterKathryn BigelowMartin ScorsesePaul Thomas AndersonQuentin TarantinoRidley ScottSofia CoppolaSpike LeeStanley KubrickSteven SpielbergTaika WaititiTim BurtonWes AndersonEach director has 3 slides each dedicated to their di

A google slideshow covering the 1999 film 10 Things I Hate About You. Slideshow covers the following terms: -Continuous/Tracking Shot -Pan -Crane Shot -Establishing Shot -Lead Room -Coming of Age Film Genres -Love Interest Trope -Arc/Spiral Shot -Match Cut -Montage -Character Development -Cinematography -Shooting film using layers -Importance of music in movies -The Pull In Film Technique -Internal Framing -Rack Focus -High Angle -Negative Space -Romance trope -Video comparing The Taming of the

A Google slideshow covering the 2019 film Jojo Rabbit directed by Taika Waititi. The terms and slideshows are used as a film study for my English Language Arts 10 class. However, it can be adapted for many Language Arts of Film Studies courses because of the sheer number of terms it covers. The Slideshow is intended to be used before and after the film and covers the following terms: - Allusion - Anachronistic Music - Character juxtaposition - Chiaroscuro - Cinematographer - Dissolve transition

The following PowerPoint is meant to be a companion piece to the 2017 film Get Out. This PowerPoint/Google Slides covers key terms such as: - Title Meaning - Cinematography - Music/Mood - Character Development - Mise-en-scene - Foreshadowing - Plot - Transitions: Crosscutting - Motifs - Transitions: Real to Surreal

This is a 15 multiple choice question covering a variety of camera angles and their use on google forms. I've used it as both a quiz after introducing types of camera angles and purpose to students, as well as formative assessment. The camera angles that are covered are point of view, bird's eye view, extreme close-up, medium shot, pans, extreme long shot, dolly, zolly, high angle, low angle, close-up, flat angle, dutch and tilt. A good resource for a junior high film studies unit or high school

A Google slideshow covering the 1999 film The Mummy directed by Stephen Summers. Slideshow covers the following terms: - Background - Blurry Camera - Canted Camera Angle - Character Introduction - CGI - Close Up - Crane Shot - Cutaway - Extreme Close Up - Foreground - Genre - High Angle Shot - Invisible Cut - Internal Framing - Lead Room - Low-angle shot - Match Cut Dissolve - Mise-en-scene - Over the shoulder shot - Pan - Passage of Time in Film - Point of View Shot - Pull back - Rack Focus -

A Google slide/PowerPoint companion piece to the film Lady Bird. The Google Slide/PowerPoint should be used before and after viewing the film. It covers the following terms and also includes 3 slides on director Greta Gerwig's director style and trademarks. - Character Introduction - Color Value - Cut - Depth - Focal Point - Hard Cuts - Hard Lighting - Jump Cuts - Juxtaposition - Key Characters - Long Shot - Match Cut - Medium Shot - Mise-en-Scene - Monologues (Direct, Monologue delivered to oth

This is a google slideshow to use for the short story Ambush by Tim O'Brien. This resource should be used to front load your students with important English Language Arts Key Terms, and to be used after reading the text Ambush (not provided). This slideshow covers the following: - Introduce your students to the Vietnam War by using a commonlit "Introduction to the Vietnam War" (Written at a grade 9 level) - Importance of Book Titles and how they have meaning - Activity to have students write the