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AICE media studies period 8 Blog Post #4


 Rule of thirds 

1. The camera work allows for the young black gentleman in frame to really be a prime focus of the image with a secondary focus of what he is doing 

2. The audience should feel happy seeing the man smile as he reads a book interested in what he is reading


 Deep Focus 

1. This photo allows to get a good facial analysis of who this humble young man allowing to see the demeanor of his face establishing character 

2. The audience should feel understanding of who this is and how they are feeling within the moment



Shallow focus

1. The photo allows to capture the background while keeping an emphasis on the person in the photo seeing the mood in the setting he's in

2. This allows the audience to feel a sense of immersion seeing the character and the setting allowing to feel the appropriate emotions within the setting


Focus pull

1. The structure of the camera allows to capture a dual focus of one character to another that has more interesting movements

2. This video makes the audience feels funny because its funny seeing a kid in the background doing a random dance behind a very serious looking young gentleman


Standard Focus

1. This image structure a concrete photo of my humble young friend Ethan seeing his goofy front to the camera

2. The picture makes the audience feel funny seeing a goofy face focused on by the camera and interested in why he's looking that way

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