The art examination of choreographer is mainly divided into written examination and interview. The written test mainly includes literary knowledge, film and television works analysis, story writing, scheme planning, camera writing, creative writing, argumentative writing, news commentary, prose writing and so on. The interview is mainly based on the propositional speech or story of the material, self-introduction, specialty display and answering questions from the examiner.
1, literary common sense
The scope of literature and art common sense investigation is mainly the most basic literature and art knowledge, including both the knowledge within the knowledge range of senior high school students and the most basic life common sense. Artistic knowledge includes the basic knowledge of music, art, architecture, dance and film and television.
2. Analysis of film and television works
This examination subject allows you to write a review article based on a given film and television work and analyze it. Film and television works include movies, documentaries, TV programs, micro-movies, advertisements and so on. Generally, live video will be broadcast before writing: some schools will choose to comment silently, directly give the title of the film and write directly.
3. Story writing
Give a topic and then ask you to write a story. Some colleges and universities will give you three key words and let you write a story according to them. Others will give you a beginning or an end, or a piece of material, and let you add the beginning or the end material to your story.
4. Program planning
Including TV program planning, activity planning, party planning, etc. In the course, I will teach students how to plan Fang 'an planning scheme through case explanation. It's not difficult. Just look at a few more cases and it will be done. There are only a few elements.
5, sub-lens adaptation
This is one of the most professional exam contents. Give you an article, which may be a novel, a poem, a song or a script, and let you write a lens script.