Two Friends Hugging
A Student In Distress
This picture captures a student in front of her laptop seemingly overwhelmed by school work as she sits with her head in her hands. I decided to shoot the picture in this way because I wanted the audience to be able to deeply relate to the student in this shot. I feel as though the props in this shot also contribute to the tone of this picture, as she has her phone pushed to the side and her glasses thrown off. Finally, with the angle of this shot being a medium shot, the audience is able to feel the mood of the picture on a deeper, more personal, level.
How could this be improved? I think that this picture can be improved with lowkey lighting and less students in the background to isolate the student.
Students in a dispute
This picture capture two students in a dispute. I decided that this shot should be filmed in a medium shot to capture the seriousness of the situation. As student 1(left) is seemingly unphased by student 2 (right), the audience can see both point of views of each character included in the scene.
How can this be improved? I feel that this shot can be improved with a change in camera angles, in the future I plan to film scenes like this in more abstract angles.
A Girl Who Fell
This picture depicts a girl who has fallen and hurt herself. I decided that her stuff should be laid out and spilled on the floor and for her to hold her knee and grimace so that the audience can infer that she has fallen and gotten hurt. I also felt that shooting in a high angle was the best option so that the audience can feel the emotions of the girl (embarrassment, sadness, hurt).
How can this scene be improved? I feel that this scene can be improved with low-key lighting in order to make the overall scene more dramatic.
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