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來(lái)源: 上海燎原雙語(yǔ)學(xué)校 編輯:佚名
2017年3月8日的上海燎原國(guó)際高中文學(xué)課上,David Harris——一位**和生活在中國(guó)的電影人,受邀為我們做了一次特別的演講。本學(xué)期我們的學(xué)生正在進(jìn)行故事和電影研究,了解媒體和如何講故事。以下是幾位學(xué)生的活動(dòng)心得。
On March 8th, Literature classes had a special guest lecture from David Harris, a filmmaker who works and lives in China. Our students are studying stories and film together this term, and are enjoying learn about media and telling stories. Here are some students' reflections on their experience.
Shawn 11-1
三月八日,一個(gè)特殊的嘉賓來(lái)到我們學(xué)校,為我們做了一次振奮人心的講座。他叫大衛(wèi),是一個(gè)來(lái)自新西蘭的電影制作人。他演講的主題是:“”我的影視劇生涯—與大衛(wèi)·哈里斯同行。這是一個(gè)堪稱的演講,它幫助我們學(xué)到了很多課上有所涉及并運(yùn)用在電影領(lǐng)域的知識(shí)。演講涵蓋了很多的主題,但最重要的還是告訴我們:不要害怕挑戰(zhàn)自己,永遠(yuǎn)不要停下做自己喜歡的事情的腳步。從頭至尾,這段話是給我印象最為深刻的。
“要在任何時(shí)候都**精神充沛”,大衛(wèi)通過(guò)這句話告訴我們對(duì)自己所關(guān)注的事情上要全身心投入。它將推動(dòng)我前行,不論現(xiàn)在還是未來(lái)。
On March the eighth, a special guest came to our school and gave us an exciting lecture. This was David, a man who is making film and comes from New Zealand. The title of his speech is “My life in Film and T.V. –a journey with David Harris”. It was a fantastic speech, and it helped us to learn more about the knowledge used in the field of film, which we are learning about in class. He covered many topics but the most important one was that telling us: “Don't be afraid of challenging yourself, and never give up on what you are working on if you liked it at the beginning.” This message left a deep impression in my mind, throughout the whole speech.
“Build your energy every moment,” David said, which has inspired me to put all of my energy into doing everything I care about. This can push me to keep going, and follow through every time I commit to doing something, in school now and in the future.
Lisa 11-1
3月8日,燎原9~11年級(jí)全體學(xué)生參加了一門特別的課程。講師David Harris是一位專業(yè)的電影制作人,在中國(guó)已經(jīng)住了15多年,曾參與拍攝Masterchef in Shanghai。
什么是電影的根基?當(dāng)我們計(jì)劃拍攝或指導(dǎo)一部電影時(shí),常常會(huì)產(chǎn)生這樣的疑問(wèn)。今天,我們從David這里得到了答案。故事!這意味著當(dāng)我們?cè)陬A(yù)想制作一部電影時(shí),創(chuàng)意和構(gòu)思是最不可缺失的。我們必須在腦海中就想象出故事的發(fā)展。
另外,我們應(yīng)該更多的關(guān)注如何在電影中展現(xiàn)出故事與想法。這*括圖像,戲劇,音樂(lè)與服飾。除此之外,影片需要充滿活力。色彩與金錢是影片受到關(guān)注和獲得成功的關(guān)鍵。
對(duì)于我們高中生而言,制作電影是花心思的大工程,甚至專業(yè)人員也會(huì)犯許多錯(cuò)誤。然而,最值得挑戰(zhàn)的不是如何去編制整部影片,而是堅(jiān)持完成你想做的事。用David的話來(lái)說(shuō)就是——有始有終。
There was a precious extra class at Liao Yuan in 8th March, for all Grade 9, 10 and 11 students. The instructor was an expert film maker who has lived in China for more than 15 years. He is David Harris, who has filmed Masterchef in Shanghai.
What are the basics of film ? We always have this kind of questions when we are planning to direct or shoot a film. We gained the answer from David today. The foundation is the STORY. This means that when we are looking make a film, the ideas and narrative of the whole film is the most important thing. We have to imagine the story in our mind.
In addition, we should focus on the methods to make the story into a film. This incorporates photography, theatre, music and costume. Beyond that, the film should have a lot of energy for the audience to see. Colour/editing and money can both be important for a film to build energy and achieve success.
It is quite difficult for anyone to make a film, and even a professional person will make a lot of mistakes. However, the challenge is not making it or shooting it, but following through with the whole process. David: "Finish what you start."
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