Depict! Textual Analysis

In the 90 second film that I made I think we used some very good camera angles and shots. An example of this is the over the shoulder shot we used to shoot Lewis (businessman) walking away from Alex (tramp), its also at a slightly low angle to show that Lewis is dominant over Alex. I feel one thing that we did slightly better than most of the groups was our smooth panning and zooming, in most of the shoots the zooming and panning is very smooth and isn't jerky. The best shot in the film in my opinion is the tracking shot that we did, although it wasn't as smooth as it could be (due to the surface) i think that it gave a great effect on the film, the reason we used the shot is so you could see that the businessman was walking to his office and the college gave a great office feel to it. We used a few establishing shots which showed what was going on in the shot and gives the watcher an idea of what sort of situation the shot is in. Another shot i liked was the POV shot we used to show the cheque being given to the tramp for this shot we used a shoulder brace, this gave us the perfect POV shot and gave us a realistic feel. We tried to keep the composition as best we could, so we made Lewis use the same hand to open the door, and we kept the 180 degree rule in mind when filming our whole film,