🤓Classmate Critique🤓

Hello Again Viewers, today in class we had the opportunity to look at our classmates blogs. I decided to look at my friend Makayla Bodies blog along with my other friend Fernando Coronels Blog. Both of them did an amazing job at showcasing the different camera shots and angles we learned in class. And here is what I have to say to my fellow bloggers…



Makayla Bodie: 

  • POV Shot: “I loved the goofiness of the POV shot, the fact that it was in a point of view angle including the camera mans hand made it seem more life like. It genuinely made me laugh.”
    By incorporating the POV shot, the audience was able to get your point of view of the subject like you said. This really made the whole experience a lot more funny because it feels more personal and interactive.
  • Tilted Shot: “I also loved the tilted shot because it is really offsetting and really accomplished accomplished its goal of disorienting the viewer. It kind of makes the actor seem like they are insane.”
Because you had the camera at a dutch angle it immediately offset the viewer because we are not use to seeing things at a tilted angle like that. As you said in your post, “it creates an uneasy feeling” and I would 100 percent agree.



Fernando Coronel:

  • High Angle: “I loved your high angle shot, it really encapsulated the subjects isolation. And showed the beautiful scenery surrounding him.”
    This shot was beautiful because it captured the greenery in the background as the character was walking through the school campus, it really showed how alone the subject was as well. As you said, “It creates a sense of a new environment” and I think you did a really good job at creating one.
  • Master Shot: “I loved your master shot because it showed the entire fight, and it moved around with the subjects as they were fighting.” 
    This shot really reminded me of a recording of a school fight. Which would make sense because it is a master shot which should be a seamless shot and it really showcased all of the action in the fighting and you did a really good job. I love how you also said that it showcases the scene around them and I would also have to agree.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

✍️EDITING✍️

Image
WELCOME BACKKKKKKKK…TODAY WERE GOING TO BE TALKING ABOUT EDITINGGGGGG!!!!!!     For our video editing, we relied on iMovie as our primary software due to its versatility and robust feature set. Throughout the editing process, we strategically applied a range of video effects to enhance the visual narrative, including color grading to establish mood, visual effects to add flair or realism, and motion graphics to inject dynamic elements. These effects were selected and fine-tuned to align with the project's overarching aesthetic and storytelling goals, ensuring a cohesive and engaging viewing experience for the audience.      In terms of video transitions, we adopted a balanced approach, incorporating both traditional cuts and more creative transitions like fades, wipes, and dynamic effects. Each transition was carefully chosen to maintain visual flow and coherence between scenes while also contributing to the overall style and atmosphere of the project. Despite e...
Read more

NOT really sure what to name this one…

Image
 HEYYYY GUYYYSSSS ITTTSSS SPRING BREAKKKKK!!!!      Yea I know I should be relaxing right now right? WRONG. I have many blog post to finish, the final project, and the CCR. Which to be honest I have no idea what to do for it. I am completely lost…but its ok. Mrs. Woz did explain it but I’, having trouble fining a creative way to reflect on what I’ve done. I’ll figure it out eventually though…hopefully.     But I can’t really do any of that right now or this entire week because I was in coloreado with y moms family from last Sunday to Wenesday, and now I’m with my dad and his family in St. Augustine until Sunday…SOOOOOOOO…ABSOLUTELY NO REST. But it will be ok…hopefully🥲. I kinda miss being able to just rant on here its very fun and a distraction from the editing and filming process. But anyways thats all for today I’ll see you guys later!
Read more

😈😼Updated story board😼😈

Image
HEEYYYYYYYYY GUYSSSSSS soooooo basically today were gonna talk about our updated storyboard!!!      This time around, we've added more scenes and specific shots, including a menacing close-up of Chief as he looks down at his desk. We've paid close attention to different angles and lighting setups for each shot, aiming to enhance the visual impact of our opening sequence. While some elements from the original storyboard remain, we've also made adjustments to angles and perspectives to keep things fresh.      One noticeable change is at the beginning of the storyboard, where we've kept the same sequence but from a different angle. This decision offers a wider shot and a unique perspective compared to typical movie openings. Additionally, we've strategically placed the credits on the wall and lower parts of the screen in the introduction scene, adding to the visual storytelling of our opener. Here’s the final product:
Read more