During the Film Study part of our hurumanu, we are to look at 'Visual and Sound Techniques' that used in cinematography. These are very much fundamental in creating a good film. Knowing which, identifying and choosing the right techniques could be the deciding factor in the rate and the quality of the film. In this task, we are to look at the many different 'Visual and Sound Techniques', identify so and explain each of them. For this task, I have created a 'dictionary' in which store the data that I have collected into researching into this task. The data that is collected contains the meaning of each term that has been given to us for research and study.
Presentation: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DW5xjUG4DB553E875VThNp0txEkRWzjJvuK5PiC5nZw/edit?usp=sharing
What am I learning?
Learning about the many different ways in which visual and sounds are used in a film. Varying from the change of mood, feeling and the characters that are present in each scene. It is fundamental that these are used in making a successful film, knowing how there put, and understanding why is also a factor in such.
How does this work show my learning?
By collecting the data and putting what I have understood into the research that I have done; I have compiled such in a manner that is for everyone to see.
What am I wondering as a result of this learning?
With such, I wonder about the different ways in which these can be used. How these came to be? Was there a traditional, cultural or at all any story into which these are in this era?
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