PPT-Camera Angles The relationship between the camera and the object being photographed
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is what we know as a CAMERA ANGLE It gives emotional information to an audience and guides their judgment about the character or object in shot The more extreme
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is what we know as a CAMERA ANGLE It gives emotional information to an audience and guides their judgment about the character or object in shot The more extreme the angle the further away it is from eye . BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOUR Being a good neighbour 57410574455744957454574475737657441573765744757455574555744457376574545744557449574475744857442 Matthew . Tardiff. Matt . Smedra. Nick . Martocchio. Plans and coordinates the filming of a movie. Controls the camera and lighting. The Role of a Cinematographer. Controls the artistic and dramatic parts of the film. Cinematography. Camera Techniques: . What to Know. Key areas. Shot Type. Camera Angles. Camera Movement. Focus. Production Elements. Production . elements . include everything that . you can see . or hear on . TeacherTwins©2014. Warm Up. Identify the pairs of angles as complementary or supplementary or neither.. 1). 45. ◦ . and 45. ◦ . 2). 36. ◦. and 54. ◦. 3). 65. ◦. and 115. ◦. 4). 135. 9.10.15. Do Now. Define the following:. Acute angle. Straight angle. Right angle. Obtuse angle. Ray. Line. Line segment. How do you prove you are right?. Proving You . A. re Right. We write an explanation of our thinking or thought process. Depression. 1/14 and 1/15. EQ: . How do we draw . angles of elevation and angles of . depression. ?. Agenda:. Warm Up/Check Homework. Notes . on Angles of Elevation and . Depression. Practice Drawings. Chapter 6.1. Angles are formed by two rays that have a common endpoint (vertex).. The first ray you draw is called the initial side.. The second ray you draw is called the terminal side.. Initial Side. K1 Boats. 3x White . Sonic . Galasport. 2x Black Bolts. *one is missing . 1x Blue Bolt. 1x . Vajda. 360. 1x Unknown. 1x . Dager. K1 - Continued. *Currently missing. There is still a range of new . Glasport. ALL ABOUT CARL WARNER !. Carl Warner Was Born In Liverpool England in . 1963.. He . moved to Kent at the age of seven where as an only child he spent hours in his room drawing and creating worlds from his imagination having been inspired by artist such as Salvador Dali . Vocabulary. Complimentary Angles – When two angles add up to 90°. Supplementary Angles – When two angles add up to 180°. Using Complimentary & Supplementary Angles. Vocabulary Review. Acute Angle. The vertical distance from rotary table to Point B is called a true vertical depth. The inclination angle ‘I’ is the angle between vertical and the wellbore. . The direction angle ‘A’ is specified as the azimuth between the geographic north and the projection of a wellbore on a horizontal plane.. 1. 2.. Now put it all together to solve for the missing angle.. Unit 6 – Day 3. Inscribed and Circumscribed. Today’s Objectives. Students will use properties of Central angles and Tangent lines to solve for missing parts. Y MAKEUP ON FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 All Grade 9 10 and 11 students not photographe 1. Warm UP: . If. . m. . 1 = 23 º and m. . 2 = 32 º, find the measures of all other angles.. Answers:. Adjacent, . Vertical, . Supplementary, and Complementary Angles. Adjacent angles are “side by side” and share a common ray..
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