'Story events' presentation slideshows

Digital filmmaking

Digital filmmaking. Session 1. Cinematic Storytelling. The Art of Engagement. Grab Attention! Hold Attention! Change Feelings! Change Understanding!. Cinematic Engagement. The Evolution of Cinematic Conventions. The Early Cinema. From Convention to Cinematic Language.

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Incredible Stories

Incredible Stories. Pgs. 302-307. Mrs. Williams 3 rd Grade Surprise. What makes a story an incredible story? Have you read any stories that have taken you to far-off places? Have you ever dreamed about a story that you read? Tell about it. Journal.

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Film Study

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Reading Terms

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First Person Narrative

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Story Vines: Improving Reader Comprehension

Story Vines: Improving Reader Comprehension By: Kristen Chepeleff , Jennifer Tress, & Megan Wolfinger. Story Vines. Objectives for Project.

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Earthquake Terror

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Chapter 1: The Nature of Narrative

Chapter 1: The Nature of Narrative. Elements of Narrative. The fictive stance Structure: story and plot Plot: the way events are sequenced Story: all the events that make up the narrative in proper chronology Plot is a subset of the story Narration and point-of-view.

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Literature Discussions

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Cause and Effect Relationships

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EIGHT ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS

EIGHT ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS. Create: vt. To make or bring into being by applying the imagination. Successful writing requires the writer to create before turning to the mechanics of writing. CHARACTER.

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Text Structure: Reading Texts and Reading on the Web

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Student Objectives

Student Objectives. Students will be able to:? Define need and saving. Give an example of comparison shopping for a product. Describe the components of a fable. Identify the characters and story events in the fable. Discuss the problem and solution within the fable.

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Executive Order 9066

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The Caterpillar Author Unknown

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Name ______________________________

Name ______________________________. Papa Tells Chita a Story By Elizabeth Fitzgerald Howard Illustrated by Floyd Cooper Prediction

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BY:ALEXIS SWEETWYNE

FRINDLE. BY:ALEXIS SWEETWYNE. CHARACTERS. MRS.GRANGER NICK. SETTING. WHERE:SCHOOL LINCOLN ELEMENTARY WHEN:PRESENT DAY (DURING SCHOOL). EXAGGERATIONS. MRS.GRANGER SAID THAT SHE HAD EYES IN THE BACK OF HER HEAD. MRS.GRANGER ALSO MADE HER STUDENTS LOOK UP ONE BILLION WORDS. PROBLEM.

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Understanding Sound

Understanding Sound. Amber Slater. Diegetic. Sound whose source is visible on the screen or whose source is implied to be present by the action of the film: V oices of characters. S ounds made by objects in the story.

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