Gac04 Shot Project

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I believe my story had a clear premise. The conflict ,on the other hand, was hard to understand at first because some shots were hard to convey. In the end, there was a clear legitimate resolution. Most of the guys understood the story, but some girls had trouble understanding it. Most of the girls who didn't understand probably never played video games and could not relate. A shot that could have helped clear the confusion was portraying the missed shot clearer. If I could have had a 15 shot project I probably could have depicted it better. My brother was the only actor and I believe he was a good choice. He had good facial expressions, body posture, and was positioned well. Some props used were a phone and a controller. Those two controllers helped develop the story. The broken controller helped show his anger and the phone playing eye of the tiger showed his determination to …show more content…

This project helped me realize how hard it is to capture the image that is stuck in a person's brain. This project didn't help me alittle at understanding the difficulties because we had to take pictures and not videos. If this project was a 3 minute video project it would help me understand more. the most difficult aspect of this assignment was thinking of a way to portray a story in 12 shots. The easiest was editing because all the shots were in front of me I just had to rearrange them.The storyboard was not helpful at all because I had to change my idea, and I did not use a storyboard. Some of my classmates did a really nice job and had some funny photos. I put maybe 2 hours into this project. I did not put as much effort as I could have done. I believe my “B” grade was accurate because there were some errors but it wasn't a horrible project. Overall this project is a nice assignment but should not be worth 100 points. The reflection should only be a minimum of 2 pages because 3 to 4 is a

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