2.) Practice!- Camera Shots and Angles

  

High Angle shot-

To achieve this shot I had my friend record me from the highest angle she could get. At first, it took a couple tries to get it high enough to tell it was a high angle shot. We also tried to shoot in a way where her feet weren't visible when she was walking, but that was hard to do. Overall, with this shot, I was trying to emphasize the smallness and simpleness of a person in comparison to a big scene of grass and nature.

 Extreme Close-Up- 

For this clip, the shot was fairly easy to achieve, in fact, I was happy with the way the iPhone camera was able to pick up all of the small details of my eye. When shooting this shot, I tried to incorporate a small amount of the green leaves to tie in with the green colors in my eye.

Dolly Shot-

When filming this clip, I was a little bit worried about the steadiness of the camera. I wanted it to be smooth as if it wasn't being held by a person. I aimed for the shot to capture the location as well as draw viewers attention to the two people talking.

POV Shot- 

To create this point of view shot, I had to hold my phone extremely close to my face as if it were my eyes. I wanted to show my perspective on a day-to-day. To emphasize this, I chose the action of greeting a friend with a hug to allow the audience to put themselves in that place with my POV.

Cameo shot/Close up- 

This shot was fairly easy to achieve. This shot was close up and against a neutral background which was the school wall. I wanted to use a neutral background to have the viewers focus only on the subject. I used this shot to draw attention to details as well as read my(the subject) emotional state of mind.