1.What are the three main factors of cinematography?

-Placement of people and objects within the frame

-Movement of people and objects within a fixed frame

-Movement of the frame itself

2.Six shots that work well for your storyboard; Include name and type

3.Top Ten Takeaways

-The difference between an establishing shot and a long shot

-What different types of shots mean and how you can use them to create interest

-Rack focus is when you shift the focus in a scene from one thing to another

-Long truck out is when the screen is widened

-Change shots quickly to show dynamic action sequences 

-Have the background blurry or have little texture while giving a bright clear look to your focus

-The rule of thirds makes sure everything is in it's place with a good composition that helps to lead the eye to the focal point

-Use invisible lines and the angles of things in the background to make sure people are looking at the focal point.

-Creating a triangle composition in a group shot helps to keep focus and make the scene easy to understand

-Color palettes are essential to create the atmosphere of the scene

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