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Introduction to Harry Potter

Introduction to Harry Potter

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8th Grade

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SHUI CHENG

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17 Slides • 12 Questions

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Introduction to

Harry Potter

By Miss CHENG

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Poll

How much do you already know about the Harry Potter series? Select all that apply.

I am a MASSIVE fan.

I've read at least one of the books in English / Chinese.

I've watched at least one movie.

I know general facts about the Harry Potter u

I know nothing.

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Author of the Harry Potter books

Got the idea for the story while sitting on a delayed train!​

Masterful world-building​

JK Rowling

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Characters in Harry Potter

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​Harry Potter

​Ron Weasley

Hermione Granger​

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Harry Potter's Family:

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​Vernon Dursley

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​Petunia Dursley

​Dudley Dursley

Lily Potter

James Potter

​sisters

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What is the relationship of Vernon Dursley to Harry Potter?

Vernon is Harry's...

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What is the relationship of Harry to Dudley?

Harry is Dudley's...

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What is the relationship of Lily Potter to Dursley?

Lily is Dursley's...

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Other important characters

Albus

Dumbledore

Professor McGonagall

Hagrid

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No. 4 Privet Drive, Surrey, England ​

Setting

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We're going to watch the opening scene of the film...

You tell me... is this a good opening or not?

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Quiz: Answer these questions about the opening scene

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​object

​animal

​transport

​scar

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Multiple Choice

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What magical object did Professor Dumbledore use to 'turn off' the light from the lampposts?

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lighter

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pen

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wand

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letter

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Multiple Choice

Which animal turned into Professor McGonagall?

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Multiple Choice

BONUS: Does Professor Dumbledore trust Hagrid?

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Yes, Dumbledore would trust Hagrid with his life.

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No, but Hagrid is the only person Dumbledore could find.

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Multiple Choice

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How did Hagrid arrive?

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On foot

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By bus

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By flying broomstick

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By flying motorcycle

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Multiple Choice

BONUS: ‘Try not to wake him,’ said Hagrid. Who does ‘him’ refer to?

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Hagrid

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Baby Harry

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Baby Ron

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Dumbledore

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Multiple Choice

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Harry has a scar on his head. What is it shaped like?

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A half-moon

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A circle

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A lightning bolt

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A triangle

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Multiple Choice

Out of Professor Dumbledore, Professor McGonagall and Hagrid, who wanted to leave Harry with his uncle and aunt?

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Professor Dumbledore

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Professor McGonagall

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Hagrid

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What is a 'good' opening scene?

  1. Makes you want to keep watching

  2. 'Pull' you into the story

  3. Build your knowledge of the story​

How is the communication of the story affected by ​camera shot widths?

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Match these shots with the correct names...

Close-up

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Extra wide shot

Medium shot

Full shot

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Extra wide shot

In extra wide shots, characters look small in comparison to their environment.

Why are these shots used?​

They are usually used at the beginning of the film to introduce the setting of the story.​

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Multiple Choice

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At which point in the movie do you usually see this kind of shot?

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At the beginning

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In the middle

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At the end

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I don't know

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Full shot

In full shots, the audience can see the character's full body.

Why are these shots used?​

These shots are particularly good at helping audience form impressions of characters. You often see full shots of princesses / superheroes after they have transformed.

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Medium shot

In medium shots, characters are shown from the upper chest and up.

Why are these shots used?​

These shots show what people usually see when they have real-life conversations with people.

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Close up

In close up shots, the character's face takes up most of the screen.

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Why are these shots used?

These shots clearly show the character's facial expressions / emotions.​ They can help the audience understand what the character is feeling and feel the same way.

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Extreme close up

Extreme close up shots focus on a small detail e.g. an object or a part of a character's face.

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Why are these shots used?

They can show small details​ clearly to the audience

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​Wider

​Closer

​Extra wide shot

​Full shot

​Medium shot

​Close up

​Extreme close up

Introduction to

Harry Potter

By Miss CHENG

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