C.   crane Footage: A crane shot is a shot taken by a camera on a moving crane or also something called a Jib. Camera cranes go way back to when the dawn of movie-making beginning, they were used frequently in silent films. they used cranes in silent films due to it enhanced the epic nature of large sets and also massive crowds.

2.     Slider Footage: A slide is simply when a camera moves laterally through a three-dimensional space. also when the camera moves side to side.

      Drone Footage: Drone filming and also photography often enables a first-person view that would normally be impossible to achieve without being up in the sky.

3.     Wide Aperture footage (Bokeh effect to isolate subject):Apertures create interesting bokeh shapes, makes whatever is in the for ground in focus and everything behind it out of focus.

-Prepare a position. My position would be comedy due to I love watching them and there is so many comedy movies out there to get ideas from etc.. But also it something everyone could do due to you can be your self and not be all posed up etc... 

-What do you think? Which genre are you interested in filming a short? Comedy, due to I feel like it would be somewhat the easiest one to do, but also I love watching them.

- Identify the genre you most prefer. Ask yourself ...Why? Why are you drawn to the genre? How do they make you feel? What does that say about you? Which directors would you like to emulate? I picked comedy due to I hate horror movies not a fan of them and the only movies I do watch are comedies. I am drawn to this genre due to if someone is having a bad day it can make you into somewhat of a better mood etc.. they make me feel more happy in a way de to they give me a good laugh. it says that I'm somewhat of a happy person I guess in a way. A director I would like to emulate would be Todd Phillips the director for the movie "Hangover".

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film critique

1. Effective ways to improve design and cinematography.

to have really good shots and try to do the best to get shots that are different and from different views that aren't common but will still represent the camera shot for example over the shoulder be somewhere that's not directly behind them but still capturing the over the shoulder.

2. Ideas for improving technical aspects such as audio recording, editing, titles, and color grading. 

to make sure there is no background noise no fans etc.. be in a quiet room, to have good transitions in-between shots, have unique titles and color change the background to fit the mood of the scene. 

3. Ideas you gained on how to improve the performance of the action on camera in your future films. 

To make sure we read the script a lot and try to not be staged ad try to act in somewhat of the same way as the film were going off of or just being yourself with it so it doesn't seem posed etc.. 

Spaghetti western

What's a spaghetti western? A spaghetti western is a Western movies made in Italy during the 1960s and 1970s. The genre featured lower production values than Hollywood Westerns, but today many of the films are well-regarded for their violence and complex characters.

Why would Tarantino use this genre for a World War II movie? A major genre convention is for most war films is that they portray the war correctly but then Tarantino’s take on the World War 2 film is his own adaption on how the war could have ended in his eyes/view on it. 

List three ways Tarantino subverts the audience's expectations? The Dialogue that Tarantino has the characters use also subvert the audience and for it to be unexpected.