Preliminary task 1 - Photo story
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This document discusses a photo story assignment where the student had to represent a short narrative using various camera shots and angles. The story was about a meeting with a friend that went wrong and turned into a rescue mission. The main goals of the assignment were to learn different shot types like close-up, long shot, and extreme close-up, and how changing shots can help tell a story. It also introduced the concepts of storyboarding and narrative structure.
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- 1. Varvara Kuzicheva, Aysenur Guney AS Media Studies Preliminary Task 1 Photo Story Assignment
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- 4. Close-up (CU) Extreme Long Shot (ELS) Long Shot (LS) Medium Long Shot (MLS)
- 5. Medium Long Shot (MLS) Extreme Close-Up (ECU) Long medium Shot (LMS) Close-Up (CU)
- 6. In "Photo story" assignment we had to represent a short story using different and contrasting shot definitions. Variety of shots will help to uncover the plot of the story. The main purpose of this task was to get to know and practice work with basic camera framing and shot types. During the task we also had to learn about storyboard and narrative structure. These basic skills will be useful in the following video continuity task and also throughout the whole course of AS Media Studies. Medium Close-Up (MCU)