Camera Shot Comments Blog Post

The two classmates that commented on my post were Bianca and Barbara. I took, two person shot, over the shoulder shot and long shot. The invoked different feeling, showing emotion with each angle. Allowing the audience to take in all the information, and seeing their feelings. In the article it said "in a long shot, it shows your entire body and can make you feel that a character is very important and focused on their body language."

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Brainstorming

Team up with: Bianca, Barbara, Kyle, Makayla We choose these members because we are all hardworking have ideas and Corporate with each other well. Horror genre film. About a group of teenagers having a sleepover, with the brother joining us. A ghost like entity kills one of person each time the lights go off. The first scene someone wakes up from a dream, of them being killed. They then are enjoying hanging out until they realize it's 12am. As the brother goes to close the curtains he sees the killer from his dream. He tells his friends to come and when he looks back the killer is gone. Then all of a sudden they hear a sound banging from the door. Exploring what happened. The lights go off and then someone is killed. Everyone panicks and when the lights turn off the lights turn off and see the ghost killer like.. Everyone hides underneath bed. And the killer is walking around trying to find them. Killer jump scared tuen scene ends.

Camera Angles and Shots Project Blog Post

We took many different shots on Friday for our Camera angles and Shots project. The three that we included were long shot, two shot, and an over the shoulder shot. For our long shot, we captured both of us in the frame. It allowed the audience to see all the information at once. It showed both of our entire body and our body language. Another shot we took was a two shot, where both me and Bianca were in frame. The shot captured our emotional reaction and interaction, of her strangling me. Which showed our close and fun friendship between us. Our third shot we took was a over the shoulder shot. We took a photo behind a person facing another classmate. Which demonstrated a dialogue scene where people are talking showing their feelings. It helped us focus on one of the students and the conversation they were having. I thought this assignment was very fun. It gave us a hands on experience of taking these different types of shots like how they do in movie or shows. I found it re...

Sound Blog Post

Why is sound or lack of sound important to a scene in a film? Sound is what helps sets the mood and environment in the film. Whether it be music, sound effects, noises. It what builds tension and helps create the story Explain why it as or was not difficult to come up with sound ideas for a story that would not have visuals. It was not difficult to come up with sound ideas when our story did not have visuals because we wrote down descriptions for each sound and recreated it on our own. It was not hard and fun to use different objects to create unique sounds. Explain if you believe that your group was able to create a sound story that the audience would be able to understand by listening to the sounds that wee chosen why or why not? Our group was successful in being able to create a sound story that the audience is able to understand by listening to the sounds that were chosen since we used different objects to recreate the same sound that we need. When opening and closing a theate...

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