Photoshop

this is my favorite of our photoshop projects. it took a long time for me to figure this out. I had to get rid of the cars and lamp posts and it took me almost an entire class period.

e9 Semester final website

My semester final for e9 was to make a website. I struggled quite a bit but i had the lovely Helen to help me! follow her blog at http://helenvoelker.blogspot.com/

Once I got the hang of it, it was quite easy.

Chase Scene

We were given the instruction to make a chase scene. The scene had to be 60-90 seconds long. We got the freedom to make it what ever we wanted. In my scene, A phone gets stolen and its all about trying to get it back. If I had a chance to this this again, I would tighten up a few of my shots to make it flow better, I would also add a few more shots to make it more understandable. The last thing I would change would be making sure to follow the 180 degree rule. Other than that I wouldn't change anything else.

printing SPeek

In this project I used the 6 shot system to show the correct way to print.

Animal Personality Test

LION:

This person likes to rake lead. The lion is good at making decisions and is very goal-oriented. they enjoy challenges, difficult assignments, and opportunity for advancement. Lions will step on anyone tot get to the top and achieve their goal. They can be aggressive and competitive. They need to learn to control their feelings in though situations. 

SCAR

A good example of this personality is Scar from The Lion King. Scar will do what ever it takes to get to the top. His competitive nature gets the best of him when he kills his own brother to be king. This is an example of having to learn to control his feelings. 

Personality Test

Being an ESFJ I am a conscientious helper. In this case judging doesn't mean looking at a person and making fun of them. It means having things orderly and in balance. ESFJ's value tradition and they make his or her families their first priority.

-Extraversion: Energized by time with others 

-Sensing: Pays attention to facts/details

-Feeling: Prioritize people and emotions 

-Judging: Prefer structure and order

The Six Shot System

The six shot system helps make each camera shot interesting and pleasing to the eye. In the blog post below you will see how the six shot system works.

Extreme wide shot 

The extreme wide shot is used to show the setting. 

When using this shot you want to make sure to get the whole scene including your person/ objects body.

Wide shot 

With the wide shot, you want to make sure you get your character from head to toe.

This is used to introduce the character.

Medium Shot

This shot is used to tie every shot together. 

We use this when we want to show detail about our character.

Close up of the face

With this shot, its especially important that you use the rule of thirds. 

(rule of thirds: making sure the subject is not in the middle of the picture.)

A close up of the face is good for expressing the emotion within the character. 

Close up of hands

A close up of the hands is used to show what the subject is doing.

The rule of thirds is also very important here as well. 

Over the shoulder

You use this when you want to see through the characters eyes. 

Over the shoulder is used for perspective.