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  Following Shot: In this shot I followed my friend into the bathroom. The idea of it  Reaction Shot: This shot was meant to capture the pure shock of my friend as I intrude into his personal space.  High Angle Shot: In this shot I take a video of my friend unexpectedly in the bathroom stall at work.  Close-Up Shot: This shot was meant to capture the use of a pencil rather than a typical person.  Medium-Long Shot: Choker Shot: This shot helps to entrance you into my friends eyes. It really helps to portray his emotion onto the viewer itself. Low-Angle Shot: POV Shot: This shot helps you to see and experience what I feel. Its helps to give a sense of friendship to the viewer and the person in the shot. Establishing Shot: Over the Shoulder Shot:
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Reid's Storyboard Shots Reid, my favorite shot of yours had to have been your action shot. I truly was shocked to see your fist heading towards me, or rather the camera, at mach 5. Another shot that portrayed emotion well was your extreme close up. To me at least it felt as if you had a sense of panic or stress.  Lastly, a great shot had to have been your reaction shot. I really felt your sense of confusion and disorientation as your screen changed colors so rapidly. Josh's Storyboard Shots Josh, although all your shots are wonderful, there are three of them that stand out the most to me. Your panorama really help to show the environment you were in. A quiet school hallway must've meant that this was taken during a class period. Another shot that was good was your following shot. It helped to show what you actor was doing without needing the use of a POV shot. Lastly, a shot that stood out was your extreme close up. It showed the facial features in great detail. There is no...
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