Establishing Shot This shot type was used to

Establishing Shot. This shot type was used to establish where this scene is taking place. Doesn't need the Characters in the shot.

Master shot This shot was used to establish the scene more specifically then the establishing Shot. The shot shows the two characters having a conversation with a wide area Of the backyard.

Two shot This two shot was made to show the two characters interacting with Each other in the backyard staring face to face.

High angle, Medium shot This high angle, medium shot was used to show the weaker one in the Scene. Medium shot was used to show the expression in the scene, though it is not as good as the other techniques.

Low angle, Medium shot This Low angle was used to show the higher power in the scene being this Character. The Medium shot was used to show the expression, though Again, there are better techniques to show expression.

Over the shoulder shot, eye level This over the shoulder shot was the first to show aggression between The two characters. The shot establishes face to face but focuses on My expression.

Medium close-up This shot was used to my expression and details of me getting punched In the face. Medium close-up was chosen for this shot because it gives a Clear view of my face.

Over the shoulder, High angle This shot was used to show the face to face interaction even though I'm on the ground. The high angle showed me as the weaker one while At the same time it shows the more dominant character staring down at me

POV shot This shot showed my perspective of what was happening to me. The Shot was taken off the ground pointing at the dominant character.

High angle, Long shot This shot shows me going to stand up. The high angle shows im weak, And the long shot adds to that weakness. Though even with these Techniques, you can see he has a trick up his sleeve.

Two shot, eye level This shot was used to express that the two characters are back in neutral Positions. It also shows the sword.

Two shot This two shot shows me stabbing Luis. The two shot was used again Since it would clearly show the stabbing.

Two shot This last shot was again a two shot to clearly show me taking the sword Out of the character and the blood coming out. (Fake blood was used)

Reflection 1. My research was done from the movie Homefront which had some really good fight scenes in the movie, that had helped me think about and get good angles for my project. The movie used a lot of over the shoulder shots which helped viewers to see someone's face and their expressions through a conversation. The movie also takes really good close ups when someone gets hit during a fight scene so people can see the facial expressions of a person or object, in my project I used it to show my partners face and his emotions. Another good angle that we used that was good was a low angle shot which makes a character look stronger then who they are fighting in the scene, we saw this angle being used in many different fight scenes. A high angle has a similar effect except it makes a character look weak upon the viewers, we had used this in our project because it fits very well with a fight scene.

Reflection 2. My production skills developed greatly through out this project because I found different ways to catch viewers attention for different scenes. I learned why people may feel different emotions in scenes and how to create those emotions using different shots and angles. I improved by watching more films and actually pointing out and looking at the specific detail of a shot or angle of a scene so I can see what the viewers were supposed to feel in that moment.

Reflection 3. During this project I was able to use an Iphone 6 s Plus camera which helped get a good resolution of my shots and angles and was able to put the powerpoint together on a computer. Software helped to create and take different angles of the shots so I could get the meaning of a certain point across to the viewers.