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I have learned how cinematography can be used to wordlessly depict themes and foreshadow plot events in film. Camera pans, tilts, and POV shots can all be used to shows the audience parts of the plot either through the eyes of the character, or to depict something the characters themselves cannot see.

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I've learned more about the specific words that describe what sorts of sounds are in movies, and how they can be applied through analysis.

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one thing I've learned in this class is how important all elements of filmmaking are and how they work together to tell the story, like how the editing and cinematography work together in shadow of a doubt to portray specific moods.

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I learned how most films use a third person narration and the first person narration is least common. Third person narration techniques can be used to understand the character

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I enjoyed learning about Mise-en-scene, and how props, colors, and costume intertwine and tell a lot about the charaters in the film.

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Mise-en-scene has become much more important to me in the creation of a scene. The way you can tell an amazing story just by having an amazing set is an amazing concept to me. I will value the scene I create much further now to tell a story.

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I learned about lighting techniques. The use of shadows, three point lighting, and low key lighting.

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I learned how to write an analysis essay on a film in this class using technical terms that I did not know before which I found very interesting! ☺️

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I learned about the different types of narration such as first person vs third person, and reflexive vs omniscient. I like how it's similar to literature, and knowing which type of narration is being used helps you understand the film better.

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I learned about frame composition; how closed framing draws attention to the center and opened framing emphasizes the landscape beyond the frame.

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I learned that there's a large separation between what sounds exists in the character's world and what is considered non-diegetic on top of recognizing how it can interplay with the film. Learning all of the terms for this was incredibly helpful as well.

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i learned about mise-en-scène and character blocking

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i learned about mise-en-scène and character blocking

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I have learned what mise en scene is, how to look for it, and how important it is for a movie

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I learn the amount of effect sound has on the audience, how it can play with the audiences eyes, and how they view the scene.

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this class gave me the vocabulary to talk about concepts I knew previously but didn't know the technical terms for 

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this class gave me the vocabulary to talk about concepts I knew previously but didn't know the technical terms for 

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I've taken other film classes that discussed cinematography, but this one cleared up the specifics/gave me the vocabulary I needed to discuss it properly.

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I learned about the different types of camera movement, such as motivated and unmotivated camera movement.

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One thing we learned about in class is continuity editing. There’s a rule in film language where in order to make cuts seem natural, you cut on a 180 degrees axis on the axis of action. In addition, you have to cut at least 30 degrees away from the last shot in order for it to seem natural. If you break these rules, the shots will seem disjointed. Some auteurs break the rules on purpose to create a uneasy atmosphere.

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I learned how to take notes while watching a film and how to use those notes to analyze a film and it's themes.

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While super similar shots always looked odd edited together, I could never explain why. After our modules on cinematography and editing, however, I realized it's because the shots rejected the 30-degree rule. I've learned so many other terms like this so that I can now talk more intellectually about cinema.

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Story is everything that happens within the universe of the film, and the plot is the arrangement of those events for the viewer.

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I learned how essential lighting is in film, especially in thrillers like Shadow of a Doubt.

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one concept i’ve learned through this class is the concept of sound. Although i knew sound within film prior, i was never aware of the different sound terms such as diegetic, asynchronous, etc

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One thing I learned through this course is how to analyze different types of sound in films

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One thing I learned through this course is how to analyze different types of sound in films

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I learned the difference between plot and story, and the significance of ordering events in chronological order.