Camera Work Techniques

This clip demonstrates a pan clip. Creating this clip was very simple and I just had to move the camera from right to left making sure I show the subject in the clip.

This clip demonstrates a tilt camera movement. I started the camera in front of the subject and then tilted it up and down with my hands. It was a very simple movement and would recommend for a simple way to create different kinds of emotions

This clip demonstrates a dolly/reverse zoom shot. This shot took multiple tries and was difficult at first, but once you get it down, it is easy from there.

This clip demonstrates a tracking movement shot. This shot was easy to complete. The only minor issue doing this shot was having to stay extremely still while moving the camera.

This clip demonstrates a dolly shot. Just like the tracking it was a very simple camera movement to complete it was just difficult to stay completely still while filming and moving all at once.

This clip demonstrates the Boom shot. This clip took a few tries. It was a fun shot to complete but, having to keep the camera straight and steady while moving up and down was extremely difficult.

This camera shot demonstrates a zoom. This clip was easy to create. All I did was stand still and then zoom in on my subject. It was a cool shot to film and I will definitely use this in my future.

This clip demonstrates a handheld camera movement. This shot was effortless and it allowed not just my subject but also me as the film maker to have fun and enjoy creating this clip.

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CCR

CCR #1- How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent social groups or issues? CCR #2- How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text? CCR #3- How did your production skills develop throughout this project? CCR #4- how did you integrate technologies- software, hardware and online- in this project?

Mood Board

On my mood board, I put dark colors, abandoned houses, and woods. This serves as inspiration to our film by showing the mood and setting of our film and how we are planning to accomplish this opening. I worked with a group and we all made our own mood boards but I picked out the woods pictures and color theme of our film.

Editing

This week, our primary focus was on the editing process, which is one of the most challenging aspects of our project since it could determine our entire film. It was my first time ever editing a major project like this, but youtube and peers helped me with using Canva to put out film together and come to life. We reviewed all the trimmed videos we went through and added sound elements to make sure met our expectations before shifting our attention to transitions. We incorporated various transitions between clips to avoid abrupt cuts, utilizing techniques such as fades, dissolves, and swipes to enhance the film's visual appeal and fluidity. This addition effectively addressed the flow issue we identified last week and was crucial for improving the opening sequence. Additionally, we established our studio name, BAR Films, which combines the initials of our names: Bella (short for Isabella), Ashley, and Ryleigh. This step lends a sense of professionalism and provides a title f...

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