🔦Specific camera angles and shots 🔦

HELLLLOOOO GUUYYSSS TODAY WE’RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT CAMERA SHOTS AND ANGLES!!!   

 Soooo…we purposefully use a variety of camera angles and viewpoints to improve storytelling and give the story value. For example, wide shots are used to create the hectic and vibrant feel of a typical high school environment when scenes take place in busy halls or bustling classrooms. This decision highlights the dynamic and relatable quality of the characters' experiences while simultaneously drawing the viewer into the lively energy of the setting. Furthermore, close-up shots are used to provide intimate glimpses into the motivations and emotions of the characters during pivotal times of interaction. These close-up pictures enhance character development by skillfully capturing the subtleties of interpersonal relationships through the focus on facial expressions and body language.


Additionally, we use low-angle images in scenes with authority to emphasize their power and influence within the school. On the other hand, high-angle views are employed to portray the protagonists' insecure or vulnerable moments, emphasizing their position as the underdogs negotiating the challenges of puberty. In addition to providing our viewers with lighthearted and realistic events, we hope to examine issues of identity, friendship, and self-discovery within the framework of the high school experience through the deliberate use of camera angles and shots.

   



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