Camera and Angle Shots Quiz

 After learning about different camera shots and angles, my class was tasked with creating a story with 15 camera shots of an inanimate object. We had certain required shots with the freedom of using extra shots as we saw fit.

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For my story, my partner and I focused on a teddy bear I found on the road. Due to its backstory, we dubbed the bear Roadkill and created a revenge plot based on Roadkill being trampled when I first found it. In this story, a human stepped on Roadkill, and it had enough. It chased after the human and kicked him unconscious. This story was titled: Roadkill's Revenge

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I'm not too thrilled with how this project/quiz came out. I believe I could've made the shots look better, especially my high-angle close-up shot. I should've paid closer attention to how the shots came out after I took them rather than rushing to go on to the next. Alongside that, me and my partner could've used better communication to describe our ideas on what direction we should've taken this story and how we wanted to set up the scenes. When finished, I could've used post-production to make the shots and story better. My last critique for myself would be to be more creative and use an object not even remotely looking like an animal or human to make a more creative story. However, I enjoyed the story we made and believe it's creative in itself. We planned out everything nicely and described the shots accurately for the most part. If I were to do it again, I would focus better on how my shots are coming out and try to work better with my partner but I would keep the planning process the same. Overall, I did enjoy this project and being able to test out how different shots conveyed different meanings.

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📸Camera Shots Quiz- Roadkill's Revenge PDF📸

Introducing Lee!

My name is Kaylee, but most people I know just call me Lee! I started this blog as part of my AICE Media Studies class curriculum/exam where I can upload and show off all the projects I've done within it. I'm excited about this process, so I can learn how the media affects my emotions and my mind in a project-based learning environment, which luckily for me, is the best way I learn. Whether it's a good film or a manipulative social media platform, I want to know how everything works to be successful. That way, I could grow in the media industry to also be just as successful, if not, more (in a non-evil manipulative way).