Storyboarding
Cameo Shot- the cameo shot was very easy to shoot, all you need is a subject and a blank background!
Close-up- the close up was also very easy to shoot, but can be slightly uncomfortable for the person be a filmed to have a camera so in your face.
Extreme Close-up- The extreme close-up is, as obvious to its name, extremely close to the subject. In this shot, I did an extreme close-up of the subjects eyes.
Two Shot- The two-shot has two people in the frame. This shot turned out especially impressive because of the lighting.
High angle shot- This angle requires filming from above the subjects. It was somewhat difficult to obtain because I had to find something safe to stand on to film them from above.
Low angle shot- This shot turned out fun but was not so fun to film as I had to lay on the floor!
Medium shot- This shot was very simple and easy to take and simply helps to establish parts of a story line.
Full Shot- The full shot captures the entire subject from head to toe, which wasn't too difficult to do! Plus we were all having fun being silly with the shots.
Establishing shot- I like how this shot turned out, but it was hard to keep my hand steady enough to keep it from wobbling, which makes the video a little shaky.
Panning shot- This shot turned out looking pretty cool, but it was difficult to try and make sure everyone was out of the hallway in order to shoot just the subjects on the bench, eventually we gave up and just made sure the other people weren't too close.
Head on shot- This shot was slightly scary and difficult to shoot as I had someone running straight at me and I wanted to make sure the camera stayed stable.
Boom shot- This shot also qualifies as a low shot, but it can be a boom shot as the camera follows the actions and the subject. This was an even harder shot to film because of the angle paired with moving from the low angle in order to get the shot.
The extreme close-up shot makes me feel a little bit uneasy, because of how the girl's eyes move back and forth, evoking a sympathetic feeling in the observer. The two-shot is also effective in creating emotion in the viewer, mostly because of how cute the couple is. With the panning shot, you feel like someone catching a glimpse of something happening, and less like you're just watching a scene play out. The boom shot feels very engaging, and the camera movements along with the actors' actions makes the scene feel very playful and lighthearted.
ReplyDeleteThe establishing shot does a solid job of establishing the setting and general mood for the viewer. It is clear that this movie will take place in a school setting, therefore the subjects are younger. The extreme close up evokes a sense of discomfort- not only being the girl in the shot, but as the viewer as well- likely because the subject takes up the entire frame. In a way, the low angle shot allows the subjects to appear more important. Possibly because they are higher up than the camera, and it allows the camera to focus only on them. Personally, I really enjoyed the full shot. Through this angle, the viewer is able to see the subjects in all of their glory. This shot is extremely lighthearted and adds to the general mood of the storyboard- which follows a couple’s turbulent relationship.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed watching the establishing shot since it gave such a complete view of the Lely courtyard along with the early morning sun rising. I also liked the cameo shot by how in addition to you showing the subjects body, cooper also added in a line of dialogue. The head on shot was also really cool since the viewer really feels as if the subject is running towards them. Out of the four clips I picked from your twelve, the extreme close up was definitely my favorite. The video angle gives a cool perspective of the subjects eyes, while also giving an eerie feeling since the subjects eyes are moving back and forth.
ReplyDeleteThe panning shot did a good job at establishing the scene without particularly focusing on one subject. The two-shot was very effective creating a clear emotional connection between the two characters. The cameo shot was cool because it forced the viewer to pay attention to only what the character was saying. My favorite shot was the establishing shot as it clearly established the setting for the rest of the shots taken.
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