This week, the crew began filming. Because the story/film is mostly on high school sports, the majority of the filming took place during the school day. All of the angles we used were excellent. This is a perfect dolly shot where we see Brett talking to his classmate about an upcoming game. We picked this shot because the film will be school-related, the background clearly shows that it's on campus. This is an excellent angle shot of Brett's coach discussing what's next in his baseball career. This is one of the final sequences which is why we see him getting accepted to the Broncos. Their facial expressions are also visible from this viewpoint.
How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? 6 In total:1)Rysher Entertainment 2)A Cox Company 3)Rysher Entertainment 3) An Orr & Cruickshank Production 4) In association with Dualstar Productions 5) An Andy Tennant Film 6) It Takes Two What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? The contrast between the lives of the twins. Since they did not grow up with one another, they led completely different lives. Though only children, the manner in which the two live is portrayed by the difference in music played in the background when introducing each character. When the richer twin is shown, she is seen playing a difficult song for her age on the piano in a very large, fancy building where she is dressed in what appears to be her private school's uniform. On the other side of the country is the twin that is seen playing ball with the boys from the orphanage. Before actually seeing each child's face, the camera carries out close-u...
I first commented on Brett's post, I really liked his first shot of the extreme long shot, I feel like it looked so cool and really set a good environment of Lely and showed some of it's nice features. The next shot I liked was his choker shot because the person he filmed did an amazing job acting and it was a good close up of his face. The third shot I liked was the extreme close shot as he did a good job in capturing all of the little details of the eye. I then commented on Carson's post, the first shot I liked from his blog was the high angle shot, I really liked how it set the scene of where the people were talking and it portraied what they were doing very well. I also liked his reaction shot as the acting was amazing and showed how scared he got as his reaction. The third shot I really liked was Carson's pan shot as it did a very good job in showing the environment and vibe of that part of the school.
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