5, 4, 3, 2, 1 ACTION! #6

Hey there!!

Pressed against time, two friends are rushing through the halls before their teacher notices they’re running late for class. The goal of this assignment was to take 5 shots depicting different camera angles showcasing movement composition. My peers and I (Anairis and Ryan) collaborated with one another to showcase the different techniques we’ve obtained to be able to demonstrate to the audience a clear outlook of what's taking place. The five shots that were used are: long, ariel, two, point of view, and close-up shots. Down below you’ll get a clearer view of how they were used.  

Long shot: Usually depicts the full body of a character & enables the viewer to read them concerning their surroundings. 

Ariel shot: An Ariel shot or overhead shot looks down upon a scene or character.

Two shots: Features two characters & enables the audience to read their body language & interaction with one other. 

Point of view shot: Shows the audience what the character is looking at. 

Close-up shot: The audience is able to read the details of the character's facial expression & body language.