Review of camera angles from Enola Holmes (2020) produced by Mary Parent I chose this movie to portray the camera angles because adventure and mystery typed of movies are one of my most favorite, they create a lot of suspense and eagerness. Also, they tend to have plenty different camera angles associated with different scenes. This movie is about a girl, Enola Holmes sister, who goes on a quest to find her missing mother with different clues that she left for her. I haven't read the book, but I think it will be filled with actions and adventures. After all she is Sherlock Holmes sister. The first angle that I chose is an establishing shot. It can be seen in the beginning of the movie as Enola gives a little bet of background story. It sets the mood and shows the setting for the movie. She lived on the country side filled with mountains and trees. Thi...
I started the editing by gathering all the footages and putting them in premier pro. I started the video by writing the opening credits, consisting of the film production, producer, director, and actor. I used the informal Roman font because it was simple and a little fancy but still legible. In the first couple of scenery shots, I used the posturize video effect which makes the shots clearer and makes the different colors and shade of greens stand out more. I used a cross dissolve transition so that the shots can transition smoothly, and I also used the cross zoom transition between two clips in the beginnin...
Film #5 Peer Reviews What specific elements of the film opening did you like? Was there anything that left you confused? (be specific) What suggestions do you have for changes? I like the opening scenery. I am not sure what the movie is about other than the flower burning. Some more acting in the next video so I can understand the plot more. I really liked the establishing shots of nature and the close-up shots used throughout the film No nothing left me confused I recommend that you add more title cards in the film or shorten the establishing shots to make it go faster I loved the music in this film opening -- I thought it built great suspense and fit very nicely with the cool and creative concept. Good job! Some shots were a little confusing (first blood dripping in the sink and the knife). Also there were a lot of the same shots that went on for...
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