Evaluation of your Continuity Sequence

• Mise-en-scene- the arrangement of the scenery, props, etc. on the stage of a theatrical production or on the set of a film.
• Lighting-
• High or low camera angles-
• Different shot distances- 
• Any camera movement-
• Fades or dissolves-
• The Continuity System- 
• 180 degree rule-
• Establishing shots- 
• Match cuts on action-
• Eyeline match cuts-
• POV shots-
• Shot-reverse shot-

Connotations exercise

Friendship- This type of picture was taken at a medium wide, straight on shot this is because you wouldn't be able to see body language and you wouldn't see what scenario the picture is set in. It show 2 friends looking at each other over a table.

Poverty- This type of picture is an extreme close up with a birds eye view angle, it shows a wallet with only a penny in it showing hes poor.

Loneliness- This type of picture is a close up shot with an eye level angle, the shot focuses on his face blurring out the background and facing away from the light showing loneliness.

Danger- This type of picture is a medium wide shot with a straight on angle. The picture here shows someone about to hit the other persons head on a table, this is a clear sign of danger as it looks like the victim is being abused by the bully.

 Strength- This picture is a long shot being taken at a low angle, This picture shows strength as the person on the chair looks tall and controlling in his size, this also shows that he may be a type of leader as he stands out compared to everyone.

Purity- this is a medium shot from an eye level angle, this shows purity by being just a single shot and showing a peaceful person smiling.

Enrolment Task

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