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 Actors- Weatherby, Michael, Corey, with special guest Donte costumes- Joker costume Props- Deck of cards, Car, Phone locations- Lely Resort Ole  dates and times- Filming Feb. 12-15 At night scripts- We have chosen not to upload the script at this time due to it holding confidential information.  film equipment- Iphone 10xr, Phone stand.

   I decided to comment on the mise-en-scene of the show Stanger things. I decided to write about this show because it is one of my favorite shows right now and the way this television series is executed is amazing. It is unbelievable how well the crew of stranger things are able to create 80's outfits, 80's stores, and a all around 80's atmosphere.  I would like to focus on their most recent season, season 3. In season 3 there is the most use of Mise-en-scene because not only are they showing the school but the season also focuses on their local mall. The setting of the mall makes me feel like I'm living in the 80's with their 80's wardrobe and 80's hairstyles. The set has those 80's neon bright colors and they even used old posters and old cash registers like they really went back in time. Even the actors belonging in the show relate to the 80's like the old cars and 80's decoration in the mall stores. Throughout the season the mall has a high ...

https://youtu.be/w6RVzDg1isM The first shot of symbolism shows a kangaroo animal cracker that symbolizes a real kangaroo. The next shot of contrast is me arguing on the phone and then being calm on the phone.  Next is the simultaneity shot that shows me sleeping while its such a beautiful day outside.  My leitmotif is Weatherby about to do bad things but thinking of his mother in his head every time. Finally the Parnellism shot shows a NFL game and then cuts to my high school football game last week. 

I chose to watch the 2012 Avengers movie. I’ve loved this movie ever since it first came out in theatre with all of its intensity and action. I already know this movie has tons of different angles in it too. I decided to go with the original Avengers movie because even though I’ve seen all of them I like the action and suspense in this movie the most.  The movie opens up with this birds eye view or in other words a Top shot where the audience can survey the military base. This is the SHIELD military base that is like a more extreme government. With this Top shot you can tell the movie wants the audience to know how large the military base is and where the action is about to occur. This shot also shows the cars and helicopters scrambling around in the midst of emergency.  This next scene shows Samuel L Jackson (aka Nick Fury) arriving at the base and coming out of a helicopter. This low angle shot of him getting out shows him being assertive and like the article states “ the lo...

 I commented on Michael Manning's video shots mostly showing the dog he was dog sitting. 1 .I liked the creativity of his follow shot by throwing the dogs toy and then being able to feel the intensity of the chase. 2 .I loved his establishing shot of the storm outside that day. It showed action and suspense with the loud wind and heavy rain. 3 .I liked the head on shot of the dog running towards the camera. I can see why this shot can cause suspense in action movies and horror films and why its used all the time.  I also commented on Weatherby Carneys video posts of his dog.  1. I enjoyed the POV shot because it take much dedication to film without the right equipment, and the POV shot makes the viewer feel like they are their. 2. I loved the pan shot because I was able to see the nice setting of your yard and I can tell your yard would have a very creepy setting at night time. 3. I liked the low angel shot because you were able to get your dog to sit still and the low an...

This shot is a choker shot of my dog Zoe. One of the best models to work with. This shot is an extreme close up of my dogs paw. This shot was difficult because she did not want me touching her.  This shot is a full shot that captures her whole body. She is also posing on her favorite pillow.  This is an eye level shot of Zoe staring off in the distance. This is a high angle shot of my dog Zoe. I like this shot because I was able to film it without her knowing.  This is a P.O.V. shot of me rubbing on my dog. She probably enjoyed this shot the most. This is an over the shoulder shot. This is one of my favorite shots to see in movies.  This is a tight shot of Zoe since her whole body takes up the frame. This is a Low angle shot of Zoe. She looks the most like a rat on this angle. This final shot is a Medium-Long shot of my dog Zoe. You can see her whole body and the bed she is on.