12 Film Shots
1. Choker
1. Choker
This a shot of a choker showing me sleeping while having a tight close up of my face.
2. Close- up
This video shows a close-up shot of an isolated part of the subject, my hand, playing with my drumstick.
3. Establishing Shot
This is an establishing shot of my house showing a very quiet and tranquil scene.
4. Extreme Close-up
4. Extreme Close-up
5.Flash Shot
6. Head-on Shot
In the head-on shot, it portrays me throwing up my drumsticks and losing grip as it heads to towards the camera.
7. High Angle Shot
In this high angle shot is shows me the subject from an overhead view of me doing my homework.
8. Low Angle Shot
The low angle shot shows from down low looking up at me as I leave for school.
9. Point of View Shot
The point of view shot shows me reading my favorite book I’ll Give You The Sun from my perspective.
10. Cameo Shot
This cameo shot shows me twirling my drumsticks with a neutral background.
This close shot is a shot where the camera only captures me only from the top of my head to my mid-waist.
This is an extreme long shot that shows a wide view of the building across from the school.
Great job with the shots man! My personal favorites are the extreme close-up shot because as you zoomed into the dogs eyes, I felt like I was about to be suck into some flashback of what that stuffed dog has been through. The flash shot was also impressive because I was a little surprise to see a quick flash of whatever when it was when I expected a face. In the headshot angle, I could feel the intensity of the drumstick going full speed spinning toward the camera and at last the low-angle shot was pretty impressive also. The angle shows me that you are getting ready for school and I can feel it be a daily routine as you constantly do the same thing.
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DeleteI enjoyed all of your shots! I enjoyed how creative each one is, I especially liked the head-on and the flash shot. I could feel the hit of the drum stick against your camera which caused me to feel shocked and intrigued. The flash shot was eye capturing because it was surprising.
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