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Sophie E
Guus
Julia
Fender
Rodrigo
Bibienne
Isa
Liz
Roos
Fehime
Elysa
Mirte
Juliet
Sanne
Lauren
Finn
Elijah
Siar
Haya
Jayden
Mohammed
Wies
Lara
Rik
Storm
Elis
Aleen Aleyna
Marell
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Eva
Sophie E
Guus
Julia
Fender
Rodrigo
Bibienne
Isa
Liz
Roos
Fehime
Elysa
Mirte
Juliet
Sanne
Lauren
Finn
Elijah
Siar
Haya
Jayden
Mohammed
Wies
Lara
Rik
Storm
Elis
Aleen Aleyna
Marell
Sophie S
Teacher

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Today
Literary devices 
Introduction chapter 2 

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Literary devices
  • Simile
  • Metaphor
  • Personification
  • Hyperbole

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Watch and make notes

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Metaphor
Simile
Personification
I'm drowing in a sea of grief.
The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky.
My love for you is as deep as the ocean.
I came in like a wreckingball
All the world’s a stage.
The tired old car coughed and weezed and crawled down the street.

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Metaphor: saying that A = B

  • Shakespeare: "All the world's a stage and men and women players".
  • Life is a roller coaster.
  • That last English test was hell on earth.
Simile: saying that A is like B.

  • She swims so well, she's like a fish in the ocean.
  • It's hot as hell in here.
  • They fought like lions to defend themselves.

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This house is as clean as a whistle.
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Metaphor
B
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He's as strong as an ox!
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metaphor
B
simile

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Life is a box of chocolates.
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metaphor
B
simile

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Now 

Now do  ex 59 c 

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Today:
-Framing (introduction)
- Watching and discussing 
-Homework ( explanation )
-Theme words ?
The goal: after this lesson you know what framing is 

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Advertising and editing 

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Framing

Video creators can consciously create a certain atmosphere and feeling to make their message more convincing: happy, sad,threatening or hopeful,for example. This is what we call framing. The building blocks below show you how someone can use framing in a video.



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Framing
Building blocks:
Camera shots: how is it filmed and in what way?
Light: sunny, bright colours, dark
Sound: music, sound effects, upbeat, gloomy
Text: voice-over, presentation, interview
Editing: speed at which images follow each other; omitting or emphasising images

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Framing
– editing colours, so that people and products look more attractive.
– using music that gives the viewer the desired feeling.
– adding sound effects to draw attention to specific details.
– slowing down or speeding up images.
– combining images in a way that they are related in some way.

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Let's watch the video and do ex 6 c

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Let's watch the whole videos and do ex 6 d 

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Today
  • CNN 10
  •  Theme words 

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Now 
Do ex 8 p.89

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deprived
suffering a severe and damaging lack of basic material and cultural benefits
unravel
investigate and solve or explain (something complicated or puzzling).

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Make a group of 2-3 students; create a script, make a video, note which element form the strategy you have used . The video must consist of 10 shots. Hand it in via Teams. 

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Do ex 10 a,b

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VWO

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HAVO

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Now 
Do ex 11, 13, 14 
Done?
Slim stampen A, B 

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HAVO

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HAVO

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HAVO

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VWOst

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Ex 13 b vwo

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VWO

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