This video is a sample of 8 camera techniques. We start off with the pan shot and tilt shot, these shots were particularly easy as all I had to do was move the camera left and right and tilt it up and down. We then move to the dolly shot, this shot was harder than I expected because typically the camera moves on a still platform which I did not have so I had to hold the camera as still as possible. Next is the tracking shot, this shot was easy as all I had to do was record and follow a moving object. The handheld shot was simple because I just took a normal video with my hands and moved the camera around a lot. The zoom and reverse zoom were simple as well because I had to use my phone to zoom in and out for the shots. Lastly, the boom shot was harder to achieve because it is like a tilt but also looking down so I had to find a good angle and the stairs was perfect for this shot.
CCR 1 : How does your product use or challenge conventions and how does it represent groups or social issues? Used- Canva powerpoint with voiceover https://youtu.be/YIwCcJEYuCE?si=2m12ReOCZGXvafMk CCR 2 : How does your product engage with audiences and how would it be distributed as a real media text? Used- Canva powerpoint with VoiceOver https://youtu.be/sAwC0XLvymY CCR 3 : How did your production skills develop throughout this project? Used- Infographic on Canva CCR 4 : How did you integrate technologies - software, hardware, online - in this project? Used- Infographic on Canva
This week we began the process of camerawork. We planned out when and where we were going to shoot our pictures for the magazine. We decided to take the soccer images at a tournament, the volleyball pictures at a practice, and the softball pictures at a recreational game. We decided that we are going to start taking pictures this week and next week. For this week, we took pictures of soccer and our travel advertisement and left volleyball and softball for next week.
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