Filming on a site means shooting the actual setting where the story takes place. Cinematography is the art of visual storytelling using motion picture photography. The cinematographer is mainly responsible for this, as well as the camerawork on a film's production. Cinematographer, Don Burgess, was responsible for the camerawork of the iconic movies "Spider-Man" and "The Polar Express." He won an Academy Award, the American Society of Cinematographers, the BAFTA Awards, and many other awards.
Shot #1
Reflection
My team learned camerawork techniques to practice planning short stories and film frames. To make it easier on the second day, me and my team were planning on how were going to take the shots beforehand, so we didn't waste time planning at the locations we were taking the shots at. My team switched roles, filming and acting, so there could be different characters in the shot. We accomplished the goal of continuing the planning of short stories and filming frames. Each team member took turns capturing pictures with different camerawork techniques and taking a part in the story. We used our phones to take the pictures because we had easier access to them and they were easy to use. In this exercise, I learned how to apply these camerawork techniques in real life to take shots that reflect the feeling and the mood of a scene.
Work Cited
Filming On Location: Understanding And Doing It | MarilynFilms.com - Blog. (2018, November 26). https://marilynfilms.com/filming-location-understanding-doing/#:~:text=What%20is%20generally%20meant%20by%20filming%20on%20location,a%20sense%20of%20greater%20realism%20to%20their%20films
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