Preliminary Exercise 10 - Camera Composition in Film 1

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Composition in Film Preliminary Exercise:


     For this assignment our objective was to take frames (Still Photos) using the following camera composition techniques to create a narrative for each shot. Each of my teammate's studied two techniques from this lesson for homework. When we arrived at class the following, we day each of us taught them back to the group during planning time. During this process will also learned how to apply narratives in their products, plan a storyboard, and practice production techniques in preparation for their 2- minute film. The following shots below are the frames that we took which are "All Work and No Play!", "The interview", and "I Run This!"






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