PART 2: Camera Work and Camera Movement

  This blog will focus on the Camera Work and Camera Movements of Toxic Ways and how it will give the accurately tell time and location. The camera placement and movement is one of the most crucial aspects in every film production. It represents the overall vision of the director, the skill of the director of principal photography, and their ongoing collaboration throughout the filmmaking process. 

While planning that Camera work and Camera Movement section of Toxic Ways, we tried to fit in a copious amount of different camera angles, shots sizes, camera framing, camera movements and everything type of shot that pertains to what is taught in Aice Media Studies. In this blog, I will go over a blooper and explain the significance of the types of Camerawork or Camera Movements.

This shot is a Dolly-Master-Two shot. It is a dolly shot because that camera slides backwards then turns into a master shot because it emphasizes the dramatic background ad focuses on the 2 characters, it is also a two shot because it only contains two characters in it. 

This is a blooper due to the fact that Sabrina forgot her lines and everyone on set began to laugh.