ART2010 Film Presentation Guidelines 1. Select one film from the list below (culled from entire term; see list below) and conduct a thorough analysis of the elements of film. Begin with a synopsis of the film, its director (mentioning other films he or she is known for), the year the film was released, and what actors played the main characters. Then take a screen shot of one scene and conduct a thorough mise en scene of that scene. 2. Utilizing film terminology, look at unique camera techniques and consider why and how they are used and what that means for the characters, settings, and ultimately, the storyline. 3. Your Film Presentation should include at least ten (10) slides, not including the title and Works Cited. Each slide should include visuals, such as screen shots and short clips from your film. Your Film Presentation will be graded based on these criteria: • The presentation meets all of the above requirements. • The presentation is thorough and provides specific examples and in-depth analysis. • The presentation includes 10 to 12 slides that are professional and easy to read. o The title and Works Cited slides do not count toward the number of slides. o The slides are creative. o The slides are free of grammar and spelling errors. LIST OF FILMS from which to choose: 1. Malcolm X 2. Psycho 3. Notorious 4. Avatar Please check the sample below