Veronica Martinez

Film with Sound

5 Master Editing Techniques 

Imani's Blog Dolly Shot: Consisted in a girl walking in a school hallway, in between some pillars that makes the visuals look pretty interesting. I commented on how much I liked the location for this shot, making it very appealing. Extreme Close-up: Consisted in a little bug in a tree. I commented on the creativity and the cuteness on the shot, it was also very steady. Full Shot: Consisted on a guy smelling a flower from a tree, after he smelled it his face expression made this shot really funny. I commented on the comedy and the steadiness of the shot, genuine. Head-on Shot: I loved this one. Consisted in a guy walking into the camera, which sounds pretty simple, but what made it authentic was the lack of shakiness on the shot and the fact that when he walked into the camera, the shot became completely black giving the opportunity for a transition to a following shot. Very, very appealing. Adrian's Blog High Angle Shot: Consisted in two girls doing a handshake

Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse (2018)  I chose to comment on this movie because the visuals and the CGI are beautiful. I also think there is plenty of camera angles examples that, although is an animated movie, they express plenty of emotions that make this movie very interesting and visually appealing. Here are some good examples I found of some camera angles:  Close-up Shot This is one of my favorite scenes. Miles Morales has been told that he doesn't fit with the spider-men from other dimensions because he's not week, he's tighten up in a chair right now. His dad encourages him to not give up and he develops this new type of "lighten"super power that makes him stronger and now he's able to escape from the chair and go back to the adventure, giving the viewer hope, a sense of closeness to Miles, curiosity about what's Miles next action.  Locked -down Shot This is a very funny scene. His dad wants him to say "I love you dad"