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Creative Critical Reflection

on April 15, 2019

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Here is the link for my creative critical reflection. Thank you.

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Week 2 Assignment

This is a Cameo Shot, where the subject is in focus and there is a neutral background. This is a Close Shot, where the subject is visible from the waist up. This is a Full Shot, where the subject is visible from head to toe. This is a High Angle Shot, where the subject is filmed from the top. This could be an Establishing Shot, a long shot of a setting used to make a mood. This is a Reaction Shot, used to closely film a subject's reaction to an event. This is a Close up, which is an isolated shot of an object. This is an Extreme Long Shot, in which a subject or setting can be viewed from a distance. This is a Dolly Shot, where the camera moves along a set path. This is a Tilt Shot, where the camera moves from bottom to top. This is a Boom Shot and Over the Shoulder Shot, where the camera angle and positioning changes between shots, to where the camera shows us the characters point of view with the sh...

Week 8-9 Assignment

Week 8-9 Assignment This weeks assignment was sound, so my partner and I added some sound to our five master edits. Shot 1: The sound editing technique used here was post-synchronous dubbing. Post-synchronous dubbing is when the editors add in sound afterward over the already existing sound to create a finished product. The loud boom really emphasizes the impact of the movement, giving the audience a better understanding of the idea the director has. Shot 2: Music was the editing technique for this shot. An editor would add music to dramatize the action of the movie. In the context of our shot, the music was an orchestration, which might have been used at an important point in the movie, something that the audience should remember. Shot 3: For this shot, the voiceover was used as a sound editing technique. A voiceover is when the editors add the voice of an actor or an omniscient character in order to explain the events taking place or to add context. In this case, we...

Week 4 Assignment

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