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Blogger Girl Is Back, Your One And Only Source Into The Scandalous Lives of Media Studies' Elite.  Just this weekend, I set aside an entire day to watch movies and analyze the different shots, angles, and camera movements in them. Different shots evoke different emotions or portray a different perspective of the plot! It was such a fun experience watching a movie after learning about the different movements and shots because thats all i can think about when watching movie now!! Anyways, down below I will be going into more detail on the analyzation of one of my favorite movies   Avengers Infinity War Avengers Infinity War is a movie about Marvel Superheroes, including Thor, Hulk, Iron-Man, Spiderman, and so many more that must be willing to risk it all in an attempt to defend the entire universe against the powerful villain Thanos before he snaps his fingers and puts an end to the entire world.  Not only this this movie have an amazing plot, but it als...

Evening Upper Media Siders, you know who it is, it's your favorite Media Studies site with more information than ever. Recently, I have been doing my research on my classmates's blogs and came across two that were themed perfectly and captured some very great shots!      1. Daniel Lap Film Blog by Daniel Lapidot      2. Adventures Of A Teen Filmmaker   by Nyla Julmisse Starting off with Daniel Lapidot's Blog, I really enjoyed his Over The Shoulder and Extreme Close-Up Shots. The Over The Shoulder shot was angled personally and captured the  character's action very well. This view allows the viewers to see the scene from the perspective of a student seated right behind the character. In addition, Daniel Lapidot's Extreme Close-Up Shot was very well-produced. The reason I like it is because it truly emphasized the character's facial features and emotions in their eyes. The angle of the camera was...

Hey Upper Media Siders, Blogger Girl here Over the weekend, I got to practice making sample films using all the different shots I learned in class. It was so much fun filming each video and capturing all the different characters, emotions, and angles. Each film and shot is unique in its own way! Here I will show and explain every film that I took: 1.  This shot is called the Over The Shoulder Shot : As you can see, the camera is positioned right behind the character's shoulder. This shot helps the audience feel as if they are right there in the scene as well as helps focus on one character at a time. The purpose of the Over The Shoulder Shot in my film, is to show the feeling of intimacy and frightening through the phone call. Usually the Over The Shoulder Shot includes two people in the frame, however, in my film, not only is the "feeling" of two characters is present because of the phone call, the feeling of frightening is stablished b...