Introduction:
I just finished fully filming my opening!! (I'm giving myself a pat on the back). Wow. These past few weeks have been stressful yet so much fun. I got to do so many things that I didn't know I could do and I stepped out of my comfort zone so many times. This project has been so much fun and I'm so excited to see it after I edit. This blog post will revolve around the different shots I utilized and how I used them to develop meaning. I obviously won't be showing every shot I did but I wanted to share some of the ones I thought were pretty cool.
Shot #1:
The first cool shot I did was through the car mirror facing my dad (the main character). I saw this shot in a sample project shown in class and it inspired me to add it into my film. This shot just added so much depth to the thriller genre as it establishes the existence of the main character. I also feel that the lighting in that scene added to the surrounding of the character, creating suspense for the viewers. This was the first shot I filmed that night and I absolutely loved how it came out. Overall This shot made me realize the creativity that is going into my film just from the first few shots/angles.
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