Film Studies and Film Production
WELCOME!
Hello students, parents and guardians and welcome to Mr. Sabot's classes. I look forward to another great year at Mountain Vista High School and I am excited to teach a variety of Film courses for our Film Studies Program.
Students- please use the tabs at the top to get to your specific class page. There you will find links to all relevant information for the class as well as handouts and assignments.
Parents- If you need anything or have questions for me, please email me at jdsabot@dcsdk12.org. For most issues concerning your student I will try to address things directly with him or her as I believe all students need to cultivate self advocacy. I will inform you of what is going on when necessary. Infinite Campus will be updated regularly to reflect your son or daughter's progress in class.
LITERATURE OF FILM I:
INTRO TO FILM ANALYSIS
LITERATURE OF FILM I:
INTRO TO FILM ANALYSIS
In this introductory course, students will learn how to analyze films based on what filmmakers do to carry meaning in their films. Areas of emphasis are: Photography, Composition, Movement, Editing, and Sound.
LITERATURE OF FILM II:
INTRO TO FILM THEORY
LITERATURE OF FILM II:
INTRO TO FILM THEORY
In this advanced course, students will add onto the knowledge they gained in Lit. of Film I and will learn more about film history. In addition, students will explore film theories such as the Genre Theory and the Auteur Theory.
FILM PRODUCTION
INTRO TO FILMMAKING
ADVANCED FILMMAKING
POST PRODUCTION
Students will learn the basics of filmmaking in the intro course, refine their skills and learn more advanced filmmaking techniques in Advanced Filmmaking, and in Post Production, students will learn more about visual and sound effects to polish their original films.
FILM PRODUCTION
INTRO TO FILMMAKING
ADVANCED FILMMAKING
POST PRODUCTION
