Wednesday, 26 February 2020

4.5.- Speaking: expressing opinions and test part 4.


What tech innovations that have changed the movie industry do you know?

For example, the green screen


Five Tech Innovations that changed the Indian Film Industry


The Indian film industry has evolved, both mechanically and digitally. Earlier, there were movie cameras that captured a sequence of photographs onto a filmstrip in quick succession. Gradually, the industry adopted new ways and methods to project better quality films with the use of synchronous sound, coloured screens, lightweight or portable equipment, camera rigs, DSLRs and HD video cameras, and computer-generated imagery (CGI), to name a few.


Autonomous drones 

The cinema industry now uses autonomous drones that have built-in knowledge and algorithms related to filmmaking techniques. They take different angles and shots while shooting a movie. They are also GPS-enabled, and can be operated through smartphones, an app, or even by a remote control system. The drones cruise at high speed and at high altitudes, depending on the model. They are a good innovation for cinema as drones are lightweight, and have better maneuverability than big equipment. 


Ultra HD 3D technology 

Technologies like 4k+ 3D or ultra high definition 3D are now being used to shoot action sequences. The camera uses two or more lens to capture details that display better content on screens. It captures live action and playback, and features editing plug-ins and VR audio recording. The technology is expensive, but is helping shape the film industry, both in India, and globally. It is expected that at the pace cinema is adopting new technologies, 4K content is likely to be available everywhere, and at an affordable price. 


Smartphone gear 

Indian cinema has adopted different and new ways in the filmmaking process such as smartphone filmmaking gear. Big and bulky equipment to shoot films is no longer needed, when it can be done easily with smartphones. Smartphones have become the future of the filmmaking process, and many filmmakers are adapting to it. Many short films and documentaries are being made on smartphones as they find it more comfortable and easy to use. 


Dual camera VR

This is different from the typical video cameras, and shoots or captures film in all directions, giving a 360-degree view to viewers. Companies like Google are working on professional grade cameras, while others are developing cameras for consumers. A virtual reality headset is required to create a 360-degree view, and some equipment manufacturers have already started selling products specially designed for recording 360-degree videos. 


Drone goggles 

Drone goggles are the most futuristic technological innovation in the cinema industry. They are good to view live feeds, and one can use them for a while without stressing their eyes. Some drone goggles also output audio from tiny speakers, giving a new experience in the filmmaking process. There is an audio jack too that one can use to plug in their headphones for better sound quality. 


Conclusion 

These are some of the technology advancements in the Indian cinema industry that are changing the way films are consumed by the audience. All these innovations are pushing the film industry to adapt and adopt new ways to produce films and project quality content.


Video about giving your opinion: While watching the next video, identify the opinions phrases said in it.



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Collaborative exercise 1 on page 37

Video about the CAE Speaking Test Part 4

Collaborative exercise 2 on page 37

Pair or three-people team practice of the 'List of questions for Speaking Part 4'

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