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Exam (30 Oct 2015):
Videography Model Examination

Acting Assignment (17 Aug 2015):
Acting Analysis of Pather Panchali

Exhibition (12 Aug 2015):
Exhibition on Photography

Internal Exam(12-Aug-2015):
Videography Ist Internal Exam

Topics Covered - Maya

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4	3/6/2015	Defining 3D Graphics
5	3/6/2015	3D Object Coordinate System
6	3/6/2015	Maya Interface
7	3/6/2015	Viewports
8	3/6/2015	Menu bar and Menu set
9	3/6/2015	Status bar
10	3/6/2015	Shelf
11	3/6/2015	Tool Box and Shotcuts (q, w, e, r)
12	3/6/2015	Viewport layouts
13	3/6/2015	Time slider and Range bar
14	3/6/2015	MEL command window and MEL Syntax Commands
15	3/6/2015	Attribute Editor & Channel Box/Layer Editor, Shortcut to toggle Ctrl+A
16	3/6/2015	Viewport Menu Option

UNIT 1 - Videography

UNIT 1    Zoetrope   A cylinder with slits cutverticallyinthesides.Ontheinnersurfaceofthecylinderisabandwith                                         images from a set of pictures in sequence. Itspinsshowingprogressivephasesofthatmotion.                                 The name ​Zoetrope was composed from the Greekrootwords​ Zoe(life)and​Tropos(Turning).                              Invented by William George Horner in 1834    Praxinoscope  Successor to the Zoetrope; Invented in France in 1877 by Charles­Émile Reynaud. Like the                             zoetrope, it used a strip of pictures placed around the innersurfaceofaspinningcylinder.The                                   praxinoscope improved on the zoetropebyreplacingitsnarrowviewingslitswithaninnercircle                               of mirrors, placed so that the reflections of the pictures appeared more or less stationary in                                 position as the wheel turned. Someone looking in the mirrors would therefore see a rapid                               succession of images producing the illusion of motion.    Zoopraxiscope  Created by photographic pioneer Eadweard Muybridge in 1879.                 Considered to be one of the first movie projectors. It Projected                       images from rotating glass disks in rapid succession to give the                       impression of motion.     Kinetoscope   an early motion picture exhibition device.TheKinetoscopewasdesignedforfilmstobeviewed                               by one individual at a time through a peephole viewer window at the top of the device. The                                     Kinetoscope was not a movie projector but introduced the basic approach that would become                             the standard for all cinematic projection before the advent of video, by creating the illusion of                                 movement by conveying a stripofperforatedfilmbearingsequentialimagesoveralightsource                               with a high­speed shutter. First describedinconceptualtermsbyU.S.inventorThomasEdison                             in 1888, it was largely developed by his employee William Kennedy Laurie Dickson between                             1889 and 1892.    Eadweard Muybridge & Galloping Horse   English photographer important for his           pioneering work in photographic studies of             motion, animal locomotion and other early             worksinmotion­pictureprojection.In1872,the               former governor of California, LelandStanford             hired Muybridge to prove that during a               particular moment in a trotting horse’s gait,all                 legs are off the ground simultaneously. His               first efforts were unsuccessful because his camera lacked a fast shutter. In 1877, using a battery of from 12 to 24                                           cameras and a special shutter he developed that gave an exposure of 2/1000 of a second. This arrangementgave                                       satisfactory resultsandprovedStanford’scontention.Hewentonwithfurtherphotographicstudiesonmotionandthe                                   results of Muybridge’s work were widely published. His lectures were illustrated with a zoopraxiscope, a lantern he                                   developed that projectedimagesinrapidsuccessionontoascreenfromphotographsprintedonarotatingglassdisc,                                     producing the illusion of moving pictures. The zoopraxiscope display, an important predecessor of the modern                               cinema, was a sensation at the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago.    1  Georges Méliès  French illusionist andfilmmakerfamousforleadingmanytechnicalandnarrativedevelopmentsintheearliestdaysof                                   cinema. Known to be the father of fiction cinema. A Trip to the Moon (1902) The Impossible Voyage (1904) are                                         considered among the most important early science fiction films, though their approach is closer to fantasy​ .​ ‘The                                  Dreyfus affair, (1899) incorporated more than one shot and scene; ‘Trip to the Moon, was the first one reel film.    Edwin S. Porter  Cameraman of Edison film company, Also a freelance engineer and projectionist. Attemptedmanystylesincinema.                                 Restructured the time­factor of cinema. In “Life of an American Fireman” (1902), Edwin introduced Parallel Action                                 through Cross­Cutting, Even in a crude form. It is a nine shot narrative and Tried camera movements rather than                                       static shots. “The Great Train Robbery” of 1903 attained amatureformofparallelaction.Conceptof“ChaseScene”                                       is introduced. 

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Film & Videography I

Unit 1

Audiography I

Audiography Class Notes

11/June/2015

SOUND

            Sound is produced when an object vibrates and causes the air around the move. Vibration is the back and forth movement of an object. Its like pulsating sphere radiating spherical waves. As it pulsates it will alternately compress and then rarely the surrounded air.

Characteristics of sound wave

                The rate at which the source oscillate is the frequency of the sound wave it produces. and it quoted in Hertz (Hz) or EPS - Cycle per second.

Amplitude:- is the amount of compression and rare fraction of the air which results from the sphere's motion is the amplitude of the wave.

Distance between two adjacent peaks of the compression or rare fraction as the wave travels to the air is the wave length of the sound wave. And it is represented by lambda ( λ).

Air made up of gas olecules and it has an elastic property.

Longitudenal Waves

In this type of wave, the particle displacement is parallel to the direction of the wave propagation.

TRANSVERSE WAVE

in this, particle displacement is parallel to direction of wave propagation.

18/June/2015

Speed of sound

The speed at which it moves away from the source depends on the density and elasticity of the substance through which it passes and in air the speed is relatively slow compared with the speed at which sound travels through most of the solids. In air, the speed of sound is approximately 340 m/

C = Fλ

s. In solid, it is 5100 m/s.

SIMPLE AND COMPLEX SOUND