This week Adrianna and I worked on our survey. We added the survey into the magazine and created the questions to send out. We got the results to the survey and added distributed our information into our magazine. We then worked on the half page that is next to the survey. We pulled 5 people between each sport and asked them why the liked their sport and why. We took notes on what they said and put it into our magazine. I thought this was a really interesting part to our progression because we got to see real reasons why people like to play different sports.
(Left Image) Over the Shoulder shot: This shot lets the audience see an interaction between characters and be included in the conversation. (Right Image) Point of View Shot: This shot gives the audience a view from the characters perspective and makes it seem as if they are watching from their eyes. (Left Image) Close up Shot: This shot is meant to usually capture emotion and brings the image close up to the screen because it is usually important. (Right Image) Dutch/ Canted Angle: The canted angle is conveyed by angling the camera at a tilt to show uneasiness and disorientation. (Left Image) Extreme Close up Shot: This shot tightly frames a detail or object to resemble its importance. (Right Image) Low Angle Shot: This shot is taken from a lower angle and shows dominance from the object higher above that usually is the villain to make them look frightening. (Left Image) High Angle Shot: This shot is taken from a high angle to ...
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