Day May 27, 2021

Five Reflective Writings Assignment 4 Reflection on Week 7 Assignment 4 Reflection on Week 8 Assignment 4 Reflection on Week 10 Assignment 4 Reflection on Week 11 Assignment 4 Reflection on Week 12 Reflection of Presentation Assignment 4 Reflection on… Continue Reading →

With the development and change of technology, more and more scientific and technological elements and means have replaced the traditional shooting techniques and been widely used in modern film and television works. Especially for science fiction, action, and suspense movies,… Continue Reading →

Go through to the presentation on Week 9. I really appreciate the topics raised by each student. Because I think everyone’s ideas are very interesting. Some of the topics are still fresh in my memory. Students had chosen different films… Continue Reading →

This week is the last week of our whole term. It’s been half a year since I first met my classmates and met Robin. Robin is a very great cinematographer and a director. He taught us a lot of different… Continue Reading →

I’ve been watching a lot of clips this week. Through these clips, we can see the elaborate design of the director. Some design behind the scenes. The director himself talks about how they set up the conversation. How to set… Continue Reading →

In this week’s class, we first discussed the research project separately. In order to combine last week’s speech for better writing. I haven’t started my last assignment yet. So there was less discussion. For my own, my topic is Nolan’s… Continue Reading →

By learning this week. We watched and discussed some of the camera movements used in the film. There are too many combinations of camera movements in certain scenes. Some are more or less the same. But some directors and cameramen… Continue Reading →

Over the course of this week. We watched a lot of clips from the film that Robin send to us. Lots of running scenes in different films. I can see the different acting skills of different actors. You can see… Continue Reading →