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Final Music Video

lou_mcc1 — 2015-11-30 14:23:05 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQahkVOWNBw

Personal Story Board

lou_mcc1 — 2016-03-03 10:58:19 UTC

Shot Log

lou_mcc1 — 2016-03-03 11:00:35 UTC

Point of view: This camera angle allows the audience to see what the character can see, in films this is used for the reason that its a great tension builder.
Extreme Close Up: This camera angle emphasises the facial expressions.
Close Up: This technique vividly shows the facial expressions and the body language therefore portraying how the character feels.
Medium shot:This technique as well as showing the facial expressions it shows the body language.
Long Shot: Allows the audience to see the whole picture of what is happening. Therefore seeing more than one persons body language.
Over the shoulder- Usually used in conversation, the 180 rule must not be broken when using this technique.
Two shot:Shows body language and body language of the two people.
High Angle: Used to belittle an object or person.
Low Angle: emphasies how someone could be looking up to someone.
Dolly Zoom: Gives an errie effect, track in and zoom out

location reece

lou_mcc1 — 2016-03-06 21:44:18 UTC

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https://youtu.be/iCF0s5rV4Bghttps://youtu.be/iCF0s5rV4Bg

Unit 1: Lou McCorkindale by Lou McCorkindale

Final Music Video

Personal Story Board

Shot Log

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