Composition Scavenger Hunt

P3T5_Composition_2015 from Kapaa Middle School MEDIA on Vimeo.

Well what I think the most important composition technique would be rule of thirds subject. And that's because I watch a lot of TV on my free time and usually I watch many documentaries about ocean life and I see many marine biologists and I that see the rule of thirds and its always not like a dead straight bulls eye. So what I'm saying why is it important is when me and friends get together and we film something and it involves interviewing we put on the grid so we know how to get it eye leveled. I really like this composition technique and thats because it can be useful in many ways.

Contrast & Content 

I think the most difficult would be is leading lines and thats because the pictures that I see online are like for example a pier and it would be of the sunlight pointing toward the ending. And to be really honest I think it the hardest out of the composition techniques and you really need to find a good perspective on what your trying to do with it. so every picture has a meaning and I think if you do the meaning to a raise of sunshine leading to the sun or something else like that it would just be an absolute beautiful shot but if you can capture it right then no one is going to see the art of it.

Repetition of Shapes  

My teammates are Ashley Alfiler & Kyla Bautista. So my teammates all contributed and what I mean by that is we did some filming, and some saying the technique. So when we were doing our editing the video I did half of transitions and cut outs, Kyla added the rest of the transitions and the music, and Ashley she did the rearranging the clips and cutting the clip to where they are supposed to be. So we all technically shared an equal part on editing the video. So I actually like how it turned it was short & simple. So when we went over it, and when we had our critiques some of our shots didn't and did meet the requirements. And anyways we just did our best on the filming, anyways we had fun while doing it.