Money Heist Poster

This visual text is going to be film poster. I based my static image on the film series "Money Heist". The images I used to create this poster are characters from the film, their costumes they use, and also raining money, showing what they are trying to complete getting, throughout this film. The colours that you mainly see are black and red, this helps show what is happening in this poster and throughout the movie. The colour red represents, war, danger, love, desire, strength, hate, anger etc. As what the quote has been said, "Love is a good reason for everything to fall apart" on the top left, two people are in a relationship during the crisis on the heist together with the whole crew, they get so distracted that then the plan did tend to fall apart, for it shows on the top right picture, where then one member from their crew get captured into a scary situation. 

As said, the verbal feature I used was a quote being said in the movie from the female character on the top left, saying "In the end, love is a good reason for everything to fall apart". The font used gives are very good tone to the poster, it communicates well with the images which show very dark features from the movie. The colours red and black have been used very effectively to give dark vibes to the audience and to show meaning without much explanation, by this I mean, the colours talk for itself to show what they are pointing out throughout this poster in the film, and to give the quote a good meaning in this poster, and make the image look effective.

1. The type of visual text I am going to create is ... Poster on google drawings

2. I am going to base my static image on ... Money Heist

3. The images I am going to use are… Money, Red costume worn with mask, weapons, red lightning.

4. I am going to use these images because… it relates to the movie, they want to steal money but they play it without revealing their faces

5. The verbal feature I am going to use is … “In the end, love is a good reason for everything to fall apart”

Movie Description:

A criminal mastermind who goes by "The Professor" has a plan to pull off the biggest heist in recorded history -- to print billions of euros in the Royal Mint of Spain.To help him carry out the ambitious plan, he recruits eight people with certain abilities and who have nothing to lose.The group of thieves take hostages to aid in their negotiations with the authorities, who strategize to come up with a way to capture The Professor. As more time elapses, the robbers prepare for a showdown with the police.

Art painting piece

My Kaupapa for these individual different painting and layout, is identity. This first image is a cut piece from cardboard, and painted to show the 3D of my painting that are below. The second image is a painting of what I want to do in 3D but what you see in it is cold colours that I used to express the texture of what the colour is showing to create this human piece. The third image is also the repeated copy of the second image, but in warm colour, it creates a warm, messy and beautiful look and gives you a bright type of vibe. 

What is working? - What is working is that on the first image I used cold colour on the folded legs, and I used the warm colour on the upper part of the body. Everything tends to look good together, putting together a piece of cold and warm coloured pieces. 

What is not working? - The oval pieces, known as the hands and feet, I don't think would go together well when put together with the entire piece. 

What is my next step? -  To try think it out with the colour of the hands and feet, and also try workout the colour for the face/mask.

I want to add a bucket hat with dripping paint coming out of it to create colour effects on the mask with a bit of warm and cold colour, but then I feel like it would be too much on everything. Everything is coming together well so far though, I love how the colours mixed well together but making two colours show. 

1.5 Formal Persuasive Essay - Joshua Iva

 In this essay we will discuss how mobile phone’s control people’s lives. Mobile phones are one of the worlds one thing that can control a person’s life, they can distract you from family and friends, they tend to build addiction in someone, they tend to cause accidents and injuries, etc. For every 100 hours you use by talking on your phone, you suddenly increase the possibility of brain cancer by as much as 5%. Phone addiction can provide resistance in social life. Phone addiction can lead to living life through phones.

Most people can’t survive one day without their phones, and that is a huge problem to people’s brains and relationships. People browse the web, text, call, watch videos, etc. almost every hour which doesn’t give them time to rest and they tend to forget to eat and drink. People can stay up overnight and not get any rest due to addiction on their phones and blue light conditions to the eyes of humans that can cause no sleep. An effective way to stop people from having huge addictions to their phones, is to do exactly nothing and to daydream about things that you wish to happen in your life. 

 

75% of people can’t resist staying away from their phones from a limit of 5 feet away, what they need to do is take time apart from their phones and make yourself feel useful and enjoy the world. People tend to rather spend time on their phones than spending time with their family and friends. 25% of the people can do this quite oftenly; they know when to have their phones and when to not. Some people may keep their phones with them just for an emergency or in need for an emergency, but that doesn’t answer a question of why they are addicted to their phones. To decrease the number of people who can’t keep distance from their phones, you need to know that it is simple to do this and finally make yourself useful and do some chores.

 

Usually, people take time to spend with family; parents tend to apply rules, most mainly they allow no phones for distraction. This is what causes anger and stress to arise in people, mainly Teenagers. Kids and Young adults, are most certainly the age limit who lose self control when not having phones with them or when taken away from them, they tend to complain in the middle of something, or they would be mad all throughout because they won’t have something they are addicted to. People are still young and they find it hard to learn how to lose addiction, mainly to phones, but it's still possible. This can help increase the time of rest during the night and can grow more time with loved ones. Having rules in your household for phones is manageable to decrease the amount of distraction to your brain and to yourself with social media. 

Many car accidents are due to cell phones. Phone addiction is considered a disability. Approximately 660,000 drivers attempt to use their phones while taking hold of the wheel. There are ways to prevent this from happening; putting your phones on silent, completely turning off your phone, putting your phone out of reach or to really know the law and know you shouldn’t be having them out. These are ways to prevent car accidents and injuries from happening. It is good to be safe, and you always gotta watch out for what may come your way, especially for whoever may be in the car with you, you got to keep clear on the road and let driving distract you from your phone. These all include some safety methods to try and let driving distract you from your phone, because it’s something to get a hold of and to know about when driving. Nearly 400,000 injuries occur each year from accidents caused by texting while driving, and it may scare a lot of people, to get a clear hold of everything, try to keep families, friends and others safe when driving.

Mobile phones control people’s lives, mobile phones can be seen in classrooms, they can be a helpful tool when in need for help such as calculators, notes and calendars, but they tend to lead to a distraction for themselves and other students. When students use their phones to enter social media, it can lose their learning towards their work in class. This can create disruptions in class, especially when teachers continuously tell students to put away their devices. Me (Joshua Iva) with such a beautiful heart, it's easy for me to recommend NOT TO USE YOUR PHONES IN CLASS WHEN TEACHERS SAY TO “PLEASE PUT AWAY”, thank you, yours sincerely ‘Joshua Iva.’

Joshua Iva - Static image

Few updated work, but work is still in progress...

 Colour

This photo (crown) defines the colour purple, it shows a strong meaning of royalty and 3 other strong meaning behind the visual text is wealth, power and wisdom. If this is placed on someone's head it shows that they are worthy to do anything and are to basically to shown respect, and they get to take lead of what they are crowned for, like King, Queen, Prince etc. The colour purple fully shows and symbolises wisdom, luxury, royalty and power.

Symbol

This visual text symbolises gender (male and female). This is most common to be seen in public toilets, the reason being is because there places where females and males have to be separated due to privacy and the way the toilets are set for each gender. Its important to have toilets for two different genders, because it is safe for each other to feel comfortable when in need for privacy. Lets just say if a male was to for whatever reason was to walk in the female bathroom, it would cause the females to argue back and lose confident.

Lines

In this image, you can see a person standing in the middle of a tunnel, and what the tunnel is doing it leading its lines to the focal point. Everything in the image all has lines leading to the main part of the photo, the yellow and black lines on the side, and on the floor you see mini squares that have lines leading to the person and also in the ceiling, having a shiny reflection that reflects the floor and the side lines repeating its image that also shows leading lines. This helps shows the meaning behind image and lines, because they draw attention when looking at it, the first thing you would see is the focal point (Main part of the image) and because the help of the lines (Leading lines) it creates a beautiful image showing the techniques of the different static image aspect.

Music Composing

03/08/20

 What type of song are you composing?

The type of song I am composing is, playing on piano like a slow sad type of mellow, with some singing in it to explain the story.

You working alone or as a group why?

I am working alone because there are some parts where I want to do things by myself and there are something's that suit a solo player and it's so much easier doing solo for I can decide whether I like or not then I can change it.

Which part of the composition are you writing first?

I am writing my lyrics at the moment and figuring out if it suits the part of the piano melody.

What are you working on this week?

This week composition, I am working on to definitely finish the piano melody and the full piano piece, then I will be figuring out the singing tone seeing if it fits in with the piano, then maybe a little of bit of writing the lyrics.

10/08/20

What did I do this week for composing?

This week, I have been focusing on still having to add lyrics, lyrics that go with my theme I am talking about. My theme is talking about someone who ran away, and never turned back home, and the family who owns her started to feel mixed of depressed emotions. I am also focusing on figuring out my tone of voice I will be using to go with the piano sound and lyrics this week.

My 1st Solo Performance

 Joshua's Solo Performance

Why did you choose this song?

I chose this song, because this song really suits my voice and it wasn't too low and too high.

Are you happy with your final performance of it?

Yes, I am really happy with my final performance, everything turned out the way I loved it to when I began to watch the video of my piece. I am really proud of myself and my singing teacher for helping me throughout finding this song and practising it.

What did you find challenging about this piece?

What I found challenging was working out my stage presence for this song, because it is a depressing song and it needs a bit of emotional movements. 

Performance goal for Solo 2 (What are you going to work at improving?)

Try and look up at the audience because I would always be looking down whilst singing. I also need to work on stage presence and being brave for my next performance.

"Disease" Acrylic paint - Upper body structure

12/08/20

For my artwork piece, I am working on my chosen kaupapa, Humans and the Environment.

In this image shown above, we seeing the upper body of the structure I am building, leading onto a 3D cardboard structure. I am starting off by working on paper to figure out the look I want and the colour I may apply on it. 

I love how this is turning out, the colours bring together a lovely piece of artwork to me, it is filled with so much colour and it work altogether to bring attention to if possibly seen on the streets or so. 

What is working:

What is working is that the mixture of colour for this specific type of artwork is coming together and bonding well, making an old fashioned type artwork and blending together with some future bright colour.

What is not working:

What isn't working, is that some other part of this structure's painting isn't very smoothly painted and was not accurate.

What is your next step:

My next step is what this could look like in 3D, I just wanted to paint this to practise and to possibly use this look on the 3D structured piece on cardboard. My next step is painting the entire body and bring to together colour and creation on to what suits the upper body structure.

 

Negative Space "Disease" Artwork

For this method of art I created, I wanted to use my imagination and create a very advanced art piece. 

What is going on in this practise piece is that I am creating steps of a human body with a missing piece in the middle (The stomach). This just shows the technique of negative space, for me I wanted to create something like this because it relates to people with stomach cancer e.g Stan Walker he had stomach cancer and had to go through scary surgeries, I wanted to show art from this disease, not that I'm judging it but because its something to care for and for it being scary, I wanted to create art from it making it beautiful.

What is working?

What is working in this artwork here is that it is coming together the way I want it to look like and it shows a beautiful look with negative space creating something I didn't expect to design.

What is not working?

What isn't working for me is that it is easier drawing it small on a small piece of paper, whereas it could ruin the effect for me applying it on a large piece of design. 

What is my next step?

Practise more of these to get the hang of it so it can be easier to make the real version of this on a bigger design for the finish product. 

Environmental Visual Art - Water Colour Painting

In today's session in Art class, we will be learning how to post blogs and writing clear information about the art we are drawing. We have to explain the background of the artwork and what inspires you about the artwork. It is pretty tricky having to find artwork to draw about and being prepared to explain what it means to you. 

This artwork was my favourite to work on, this relates to my chosen theme which is explained to be environmental. The reason why I chose this theme is because I love nature the impact of humanity on its condition, I love when people care for other people and the country and just how they want to travel the world to experience more about it. 

During the time when I was painting this tree, I experienced using water colour and learning the techniques on how to make a perfect water colour art piece. I used the complementary colour wheel technique to create the combination of colour, these colours coming together, bond very well with each other creating an amazing colour effects scene showing great life background of a tree, we sometimes see their true colours on the outside, but in the inside they bring true beautiful colours. These trees bring life to the world, they bring colour, art, oxygen and scent making this world a great beautiful place. 

Free drawing - Art

In this artwork, I drew a structure of a face built with different varieties of art supplies and art techniques. We have the eyes nose and mouth as normal, I have a magnifying glass creating a eye for the left eye, also have a bucket hat with paint falling out of it spilling on his face and we also have a puzzle piece pulling away.

Just to let you know, I created this with my mind because I'm the man, creative ideas creates a good art piece.

Now with this artwork I drew something that just completely came from my mind. I loved how everything turned out, it definitely turned out the way I didn't expect for it to, but it looks amazing. The first drawing above, I tried to draw a drawing that I wish to see as a structure because it would totally make a good artwork.

The second drawing below, I drew 3 squares which I should have added colour onto, and tried to create a good colour affect using the colour wheel chart with the split complementary affect.

Next I drew a face randomly just to add something to create a focal point, with all the squares creating it leading lines.

Art 1.1 Wet media and Dry media

Using a combination with wet media and dry media was a pretty cool technique to use and do.

What I had to do was make a portrait to draw from, I created a cylinder and a triangle looking cone. 

This was my first time using charcoal in fact willow charcoal. Firstly I had to use wet media, which known as water paint, to create an light colourful effect on the artwork before lightly scraping the charcoal onto the portrait paper.

As you can see I used water colour first, trying to make an effect of leading lines. 

I am creating leading lines to make the objects the focal point of the artwork, it didn't worked out as expected but I love the way I tried and how it turned out. 

Next I used Willow Charcoal to sketch the shadows of the objects and also darkening the background trying to make everything focus onto one piece of the image.  

What was challenging to do in this artwork was trying to line the shadow reflects hoping it would look realistic, and also shaping the objects which is the key to this artwork. 

I used an eraser to basically draw the lining of the props, rubbing out the edges so you can see the prop. I moved onto erasing the light touching parts as seen on the props creating a light effect, showing where the light is coming from. 

Art 1.1 Water Painting

Water painting in art was very interesting to do for there are many ways to create your own art drawing. Of course painting is one thing to easily do during water paint, an interesting thing to do is practising how to make colour fade, what turned out amazing while doing this fade technique was perfectly smoothing the colours out and making light colours without grabbing a whole different bottle to make colours light. 

I randomly just drew something in this artwork. I was going to draw a face but sadly mucked up on the buns on her hair. What I did whilst this was ruined, I tried to basically draw mother nature in my own image almost dying from planet earth because of how badly we can treat it. 

This artwork I decided to draw a tree because it related to a theme I chose which was environment. I tried to use colours from the complementary colour wheel, basically I tried to fade three different coloured trees to match the wheel colours including the ground and the leaves.

This was very complicated to make, I wanted to mix both the images above drawing my mother nature image and the trees relating to the environment theme. I wanted to make her hair blowing to the left with branches dying for the mess we had made during the last decade. I drew nature on her face, talking about what she wanted the earth to look like and stay like, with the greens tears running down her eyes she is losing blood and is hurt.

To make sure I only drew these images in my own images, these don't have to be true, I just wanted to create art to relate to the chosen theme (Environment).

Visual Arts 1.1

SEXXXY Analysis Slidedeck 5

Statement: Colour were used effectively in the film trailer Limitless.
Evidence: We see this from the start of the trailer it was all grey and dark showing his old self, then going to his new self where he liked, colours were bright and colourful.
Explanation: This makes the audience feel how wonderful he is feeling now that colour changes, we see how the movie changes instead of us having to know when the feelings will change.
Explanation: This was done to show differences of colour and looks so that the movie would make sense for it to start off bad and sometimes end good or the other way around.
Explanation: Combined with the music they used for the changes made the film trailer seem more up going, more hype to get us excited for what we could possibly see next.
Link: The use of this type of technique can relate to 'The Hunger Games', everything had to start dark and dull before getting into the main part of the movie or getting to the best part of the movie for the colours to get brighter.


Statement: Emotions were used strongly in the Kerosene Creek NZ short film.
Evidence: For example, the time they were driving to the Creek they were excited and having fun when they got there to swim, later on during the film and before the film while she was having flashbacks her friend died which caused her emotions to change from happy to extremely sad.
Explanation: This makes the audience feel the same way, when the movie turns to its dark side people seem to change emotions as well and follows along with the film.
Explanation: The director did this to drawer the audience attention to follow along with the movie, and make it seem real or sometimes make them feel like they are in the movie.
Explanation: Once again this also works well with the music they used during the deaths of there friends. Sad music and mostly singing to say there goodbyes with sadness.
Link: This can also be combined with the movie 'The Hunger Games'. Flashbacks seem to happened again but the other way around. The Hunger Games main character Katniss had flashbacks about how her dad died. Whilst in this movie the girl was having happy vibes flashbacks, emotions were used strongly for they were in good use in this film.


Statement: Camera movement was controlled very well in this film Walk the line.
Evidence: We could see this during Johnny Cash's performance whilst drunk, strongly drunk.
Explanation: The audience can clearly see how strongly engage he was with drugs and just engages us with whats happening with him.
Explanation: The director did this to give us a crazy look on how Johnny was feeling and looking which did kind of gives us a worry about what might happen next because he didn't look like he had control of himself.
Explanation: This just worked out well with his acting skills, without his acting skills playing drunk then there wouldn't be any good use of strong camera movement.
Link: Taking us back to the top with the trailer of the film 'Limitless' you could see the differences with the controls of the drugs for these two main character. In Limitless the guy took the drug and made him feel more powerful of himself then on this film Johnny Cash felt weak and uncontrollable about himself and we as an audience can see the differences between these two main characters.


Statement: Visual Techniques were used very brilliant in the Meth PSA 'Jessica'.
Evidence: We could see this during her bad times, times when she gets raped and times where it showed the sink where she pulls out her eyebrows.
Explanation: This just gives an audience a ride throughout the techniques that were used to really make it more this ad more scare. For it is meant to be scary.
Explanation: This just shows all the bad things this female cheerleader is going through for the fault of the use of meth. This also gives us a heads up for what bad things you can experience using meth, not all the time you go through this but you could just get into other troubles.
Explanation: Combined with the voice over (AKA Narrative I would say) really just focuses us on both senses, hearing and sight. We can clearly hear what he says with all these crazy effects and music which makes everything combine well and we just watch without missing a word, sometimes you can stuff up but its rarely to keep up.
Link: All the visual effects that were used to put everything together in this ad reminds me a lot of the movie Avengers Infinity war. Almost at the end of this movie, Thor came, threw his hammer into Thanos the evil guy, and with so much bright features and effects it cuts into Thanos with a bright effect hit. The Meth ad and the movie Avengers put a lot of effects into them to make them seem more realistic and entertaining to watch.

Maths 1.1 Ex 1/3

From least to most Steep lines.
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a. 3/2

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Film Aspects Slide Deck 4

How does tone work in film?

Tone gives a type of mood and atmosphere of a film scene in a movie, the director uses this to give points and views to what the movie is directed to, e.g Serious,Attitude, amusing, etc.
What else can we call tone in film?
I would refer tone to other words like Emphasis and Stress, because it does relate to what the movie can show relative to its genre.
What are 3 main elements of tone?
Authors use a lot of elements to create tone, things like imagery, details, and figurative language. I think its a must for authors to use words to convey feelings and emotions to create tone, and everything has to go for its main subject in the film or whatever its subject may be,
How and why does Coppola use tone in the classic film 'The Godfather'?
The author of this film uses exposure to make the film both dark and bright. Tone was used effectively to give the movie both dark and bright type of feelings, dark for him going through tough decisions dealing with violence and death, while his daughter is outside in the brightness getting married having an excited celebration.
How can directors control the feelings of the scenes?
Adding both Lighting and Exposure with details and points as to why its happening, e.g Darkness = Sadness and misery.

How is contrast used in films?

Contrast is used in many ways, things like Colour, Camera Movement, Blocking, Tone, Art Direction etc.
What are the ways directors can contrast in film?
The use of Camera movement/angles, giving a film colour and Tone, and just the use of art and how things are going to be used to take part into the film.
What is contrasted in Spike Jonze's ad?
She went from darkness into the beginning, to coming home to where she is more comfortable and dancing in so much colour and brightness showing emotions. Camera angles and we moving crazily, Art was used effectively on the walls to show emotions, All colours on the rainbow was used during her happy scene.
Why did he contrast these things?
By showing what many things can be shown into one short ad video, and how many things can be used effectively.

How does the insert shot work in film?

Insert shot grabs the audience attention to the focal part of a scene, what ever its showing, the audience is going to see it.
What is an insert shot?
Insert shot is an isolation shot that focuses on a specific detail in a scene.
What is the purpose of an insert shot?
When a scene uses an insert shot, the viewer has time to see the specific detail the scene is trying to show, it can be a single object, or a ton of objects. The character is to also communicate with the viewers.
What are the 3 main aspects of the insert shot?
Composition, Colour and Timing.
What 3 things help the audience feel about the insert shot?
Shot size, Shot Angle and Camera movement will help the audience feel about the insert shot.
Composition of the insert shot helps with what in film? 
Shot size depending on Extreme close up to Extreme long shots helps make the scene get a better feeling. Shot angle depending on many angles like, Dutch tilt, Pan, Birds eye view etc, can be used to make everything seem more realistic and powerful. Camera movement also is a good technique to use when doing insert shots, if the camera was to stand still in every single scene in the movie, it would just be a disaster.
Colour in the insert shot helps with what in film?
Colour is used to draw attention to specific points within insert shots. also colour is not always to use to draw the eye, but as an narrative device and use to contrast.
How long you dwell on the insert shot helps show what? 

How does the over-the-shoulder shot work?

Over the shoulder is shot behind a person over the shoulder. Its framed to where the person looking, either an object or subject. The person who is looking at an subject or object would remain 1/3 of the screen for we are supposed to know where they are looking.
What is the effect of an over the shoulder shot?
Over the shoulder shot will connect your characters
What film aspect shows a disconnection between character?
Single shot angle, to show isolation or an imbalanced between the characters.
What eventually totally isolates the female character?
She began to lose connection and is no longer on the same page as the man who she had been having an over the shoulder conversation with.

How is the dutch angle used?

A dutch angle also known as dutch tilt, can be used for dramatic effects in a film to help portray unease, desperate action, unsettling, intoxication, etc.
The dutch angle does what?
Dutch angle is used to signal when something is disorienting unsettling.
What is a dutch angle?
A dutch angle is a shot that has a noticeable tilt on the camera's "X Axis"
Who and when created the dutch angle?
Dutch tilt is a camera technique that was used by the German Expressionists in the early 1900s, basically not actually dutch.

How does production design work in film?

A production design is an overall look of the production from a film.
What makes up production design?
The production designer is in charge of each shooting location to be perfect, prepared and on point. The production designer takes the writers work, the directors vision, also with the producers plannings, to synthesize everything into a visual story.
What are the 3 main things production design can help reveal?
Setting of Mood, Character and Theme.

How does film blocking work in film?

Blocking a scene is to simply work out details of an actor's movements into relation with the camera.
What are 3 ways directors use blocking in film?
1. Planning where actors will be placed on the set and on the first camera position.
2. First shot light positioning.
3. Lighting and adjustments
What are 3 main shapes for film blocking?
Circles, squares and triangles.

How do visual motifs work in film?

What is a motif?
Decorative image or design, or something that repeats forming a pattern.
Why are they important?
Motifs allow directors, writers and Authors to design a more poetic and stabled narrative, giving audiences and readers symbols of larger ideas.
What makes a great work of art?
In films there are many things you can find out, and come back to over and over again to find greater and greater depth.

How does colour work in film?

In film making, colours are used effectively to set tone or contrast to bring a scene together, and it always speaks before we think whats happening.
How does colour in film affect people?
Colours elucidate emotions and have a psychological affect on people
What are the 3 factors in determining colour?
HUE, Saturation and Brightness.
Why is hue in 'The Matrix' mostly green?
The movie takes place inside of a digital matrix, we also associate green with code, the green in 'The Matrix' has a certain sickly quality to it reflecting the overall state of affairs in that world.

How does camera movement work in film?

Camera movement works in many different ways, things like directing an audience attention into what is happening in the film., revealing off screen space, or create expressive effects.
What are the purposes of the Whip pan and Slow pan?
Whip pan turns from one place to another quickly to form a jolt of energy, and slow pan gives us time to take in the landscape.
What is the purpose of the tilt shot?
Tilt often reveals somethings to us, suddenly redirecting our attention.
What does the reverse dolly zoom help show?
To show us that the character is having an intense internal experience.
What are difference between a steadicam and dolly shot?
The Steadicam is stabilised on a camera operator which you have more space to move and gently get a good shot. Dolly shot does offer the same tracking camera movement, but just more bigger and you won't have really enough space to film in a room with a lot of people.
What can the hand held shot help create for the viewer?
Almost the same as the steadicam shot, but more shaky to give the viewer a more anxiety feeling.
What should directors ask themselves with their camera movement?
Maybe think about going further more into what they are doing with there shots, e.g putting two or more shots together and see the full results.
Camera movement should be doing what?
Camera movements should always have a part in the movie where they feel like they are in the movie, and always satisfying people and not having people wish they saw what they wanted to see and later in the movie they didn't get the chance to see.

How does a POV or POT shot work? 

POV, which stands for Point of View shot is a film angle that shows what they actors in the film are looking at.
What is a POV shot?
A point of view shot is a short scene in a film that shows what a character is looking at they can look at it in first person too.
What is a 'Point of thought' shot?
POT is a shot aimed at a subject or character that happens within easy reach
Why are they important?
Its important because it helps and engage a reader or viewer to the character's feelings and actions.

How do establish shots work in film?

They place where they are filming there location in the film, then what type of camera technique they are going to use, and tone to hype the audience to lead us to the next part of a movie.
What is an establishing shot?
Establishes a scene, transitioning to a new scene.
Why is it used?
Its important to have this because it sends a clear message that a new scene is about to open, and it gives the audience some hints in the movie.
Why are establishing shots usually the most expensive?
Because you can see everything.

The Basics of film aspects

Dialogue is ...a conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play, or film.	Sound effects is ...a sound other than speech or music made artificially for use in a play, film, or other broadcast production.	Music In film) is ...A film score is original music written specifically to accompany a film.
Mise en scene is ...A film score is original music written specifically to accompany a film.	Costume is ...a set of clothes in a style typical of a particular country or historical period.	Symbolism is ...the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.
The director is ...a person who is in charge of an activity, department, or organization.	The producer ...a person, company, or country that makes, grows, or supplies goods or commodities for sale.	Cast members are ...A cast member is: An actor who performs in a theatrical production, movie, or television program. These actors as a group are called the cast.

 

Establishing shot is ...An establishing shot might be a long shot of a room that shows all the characters from a particular scene. For example, a scene about a murder in a college lecture hall might begin with a shot that shows the entire room, including the lecturing professor and the students taking notes.	Low angle is ...Low angle shots are often used to convey power, and depending on your subject, that power can be a good thing or a bad thing. Take this low angle shot of the Biker from Raising Arizona. He's hellbent on catching his man, and will stop at nothing to bring the Arizona baby back.	High angle is ...A high-angle shot is a cinematic technique where the camera looks down on the subject from a high angle and the point of focus often gets "swallowed up". High-angle shots can make the subject seem vulnerable or powerless when applied with the correct mood, setting, and effects.
Deep focus is ...Deep focus is a style or technique of cinematography and staging with great depth of field, using relatively wide-angle lenses and small lens apertures to render in sharp focus near and distant planes simultaneously. A deep-focus shot includes foreground, middle-ground, and extreme-background objects, all in focus.	Shallow focus is ...Shallow focus is a photographic and cinematographic technique incorporating a small depth of field. In shallow focus one plane of the image is in focus while the rest is out of focus. Shallow focus is typically used to emphasize one part of the image over another.	Voice over is ...Voice-over (also known as off-camera or off-stage commentary) is a production technique where a voice—that is not part of the narrative (non-diegetic)—is used in a radio, television production, filmmaking, theatre, or other presentations.

Big close up is...In photography, film, and television, a standard shot size which shows a detail of a foreground subject filling the entirety of the screen. A BCU of a person would show their face from forehead to chin. ... In semiotic terms, such unusual shots are marked. See also close-up.	Close up is … a photograph or film image taken at close range and showing the subject on a large scale.	Mid close-up shot is ...medium close up. Medium close up shots include a character from the shoulders/chest area up to the top of the head; this shot is tighter than a medium shot, but slightly wider than a close up (as with all shots that use the human body for reference, the cutoffs between them are not strictly defined).
Medium shot is ...A medium shot, also called a mid-shot or waist shot, is a type of camera shot in film and television that shows an actor approximately from the waist up. A medium shot is used to emphasize both the actor and their surroundings by giving them an equal presence on screen.	Long shot is ...Long Shot (aka Wide Shot) Shows the subject from top to bottom; for a person, this would be head to toes, though not necessarily filling the frame. The character becomes more of a focus than an Extreme Long Shot, but the shot tends to still be dominated by the scenery.	Wide shot is ...An extreme wide shot (or EWS on a shot list) is a shot that is so wide, the subject is barely visible. The point of the extreme wide shot is to show what surrounds our subjects. The EWS can be used as an establishing shot