Story Board



This is a video based on the object moving. Only focusing on the object rather than the person makes the object more of an importance to the shot then the person.



This is a looking down view where it shows the downward view of the school as presented by the upper level floors.


This is a dolly shot which shows the perspective of the person rather then just a video. This also presents some forms of depth to the surroundings.




This is a full body shot which shows a full image of a person starting from the bottom of their feet finishing with the front of there head.


This is a panorama shot that shows all of the surroundings.



This is a still shot that just shows depth of a place.



This is a follow shot that follows a subject and expresses there views and footsteps 


This is a freeze shot that shows a person completely still with the video still running.


This is an example of an extreme close up. Shows a person features.



This is a shot that expresses a person in there own views and just being in there own surroundings.
 







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  1. Jason's Epic BlogOctober 12, 2021 at 10:50 AM

    Josh, although all your shots are wonderful, there are three of them that stand out the most to me.
    Your panorama really help to show the environment you were in. A quiet school hallway must've meant that this was taken during a class period.
    Another shot that was good was your following shot. It helped to show what you actor was doing without needing the use of a POV shot.
    Lastly, a shot that stood out was your extreme close up. It showed the facial features in great detail. There is no sense of distress and he shows that he is rather relaxed.

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