Last Week we made some 4 shot movies. The four shots we had to include in our four shot movie were; establishing shot (the establishing shot tells the audience where and when the story is taking place), long shot (show the subject from a distance), medium shot (emphasize both the actor and their surroundings) & close up (draw the audience attention to the main characters). Something that my group did well was collaborated with each other and made sure that we all agreed on what we would make the movie about. Something my group could have done better is use the time that we have wisely. I think that this learning is going to help me make my proper movie because I now know 4 basic shots in a movie that you would use and I can use it in my movie too. Do you know one of the 4 shots?
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Hi Angela it’s Charlize here I liked your blog post about the 4 shot movies we made because I liked the way you said the movies shots and then in brackets what they mean when doing your movie which I liked. I also liked your blog post because you added really small bits of detail into your blog post. Maybe next time you could add a picture or a DLO.
ReplyDeleteDid you enjoy making the 4 shot movies?
Hi Charlize, thx for commenting on my post!
DeleteI had a lot of fun making our 4 shot movies.
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