Camera Movement: StoryBoard

The lesson we learned is Camera Movement. Camera Movement is a filmmaking technique that describes how a camera moves about to help enhance a story. There are 12 main Camera Movement techniques we learned in this assignment, Static, Pan, Whip Pan,  Pan, Tilt, Zoom In & Out, Dolly In, Dolly Out, Tracking, Trucking, Crash Shot. My 2 favorite techniques out of all 10 are the Dolly In shot, camera is riding into a subject, and the Pan shot, moving left and right on a horizontal axis. I like the Pan shot because it is very flexible and can do a lot of different things in film. I like the Dolly In shot because of the different types of scenarios it can create in films.  

The assignment of this lesson asked my teammates and I to create a Camera Movement Video Storyboard. The objective of this assignment is Discuss the key concepts of Media Studies. Apply the key concepts of camera movement, shot sizes, angles, framing, and elements of mise en scene in preparation for their Opening Film sequence. Practice their Media Studies technical skills. Collaborate during the pre-production/planning of their videos. Create a storyboard Having been asked to make a storyboard in the past, we put our previous knowledge into gear in order to get our new knowledge rolling.