Vyncent Aice Media Blog

Jennifer Bachman  pan shot: I found this shot funny and how he ripped his badge off when he was supposed to be wearing it. Also haven't seen much of the pan shot. Head on shot: I found this shot enjoyable because instead of the actor coming towards the camera it was a object. low angle shot: I like how it was of the actor doing a action instead of the regular low angle shot where its just there to make the actor look scarier and bigger. Emma Needles Long shot: This shot is cool because it was in slow mo and I also enjoyed the how it showed you at the pool. cameo shot: I never knew this was a type of shot and what it was until now and I also like how I have not seen no one use it. high angle shot: This shot is enjoyable because it really is the definition of a high angle shot and is showing a lot of your surroundings.

This is a close shot because the subject is shown from the top of the head to mid waist. This is a close up because the shot is showing a isolated subject and it is taking up the whole screen.                         This is a flash shot because it is a very brief that is used for a shock effect.              This is a extreme close up because because it is a magnified shot of a small detail like a eye.                      This is a establishing shot because it is a long shot that shows location and mood.                      This is head on shot because the action is coming directly towards the camera. This is a low angle shot because it is a shot filmed down low and making the character looking superior.                     ...

 I decided to take this class because I wanted to take an Aice to challenge myself and also to get the Aice credits. Also I am really interested in films and wanted to further my knowledge on film. Also what goes on in order to create a film and to hopefully learn to make a good film.