Sunday, 18 August 2019
Film Angles
In Room 9, we are starting to make films all about our learning. We are a Manaiakalani School and the film festival is coming up. So when all the films are done teachers pick which film should get selected.And when they get selected all the manaikalani schools go to the Sylvia Park theater and watch other manaikalani school films.
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Hi, my name is Talmage and I like how you are learning film angles, how did you get the idea to do this, and who wanted to do it? Was it cool, I think it would of been! Also Wear your seatbelt and don't ask why I say that, Bye.
ReplyDeleteHi Talmage, yes it's been lots of fun! We are learning about film angles and script writing because we are making our own films for the Manaiakalani Film Festival that's coming up next term.
DeleteHi I like how you are learning about film angles it looks very cool.
ReplyDeleteHi my name is Ocean from mangapapa school I really like the way you did your film angles really cool well done!
ReplyDeleteKia ora Catherine ko manaia ahau. i like how you did your film angels slide my favorite angle would be the eye shot i did not even know about that.
ReplyDeleteKia ora, ko Lily ahau,
ReplyDeletepenei te ngahau-this looks like fun.
I wonder how you did.
regards atawhai
Lily.
Kia ora. Ko Leana ahau. Ka rawe effort with your slide show Catherine. I have learnt about the different angles of taking photos from this post my favourite shot is probably the eye shot. thank you for your post.
ReplyDeleteOh Thank you Leana I am glad you learnt from it.
DeleteKia ora. Ko Montana ahau. Ka rawe effort with your slide film Catherine. I have learnt about the difference between an eye shot and an extreme close up shot.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the nice comment and I am happy you learnt the difference.
DeleteTena koe, Ko Wynter ahau. Ka rawe effort with your film and I learnt a lot of different camera angles from Catherine´s slide. Kia mau te wehi.
ReplyDeleteHi room 9,My name is Mya I am really like the different angles and I especially like the high shot. I think you should put the high shot in your film. High hopes on you all coming first place in the competition.
ReplyDeleteKia ora Ko Krystan ahau.Ka rawe effort with your slide show I like how you add disney pictures for every type of camera shot
ReplyDeletehi Gut gemacht it's good the best part to me is well everything it's great well good day
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ReplyDeleteKia ora. Ko Elisha ahua. Amazing effort with the slide show Catherine. Thank you for showing us different types of film angles. You must love movies.
Kia ora,
ReplyDeleteKo Ariana ahau. Ka rawe effort with your slide show Catherine. I have learnt about the difference between the close up and low shot which were my two favorite great job 👍
Ki ora, ko Jayden ahau,
ReplyDeletepai i au ki te ahua i mahia e koe nga pupuhi kiriata rereke..in maori
well done i like the way you did the different movie shots..in english
anyway what is the film festival and are you this confident about it?
Also it is maori language week
ka kite koe i muri atu see you next time
-kind regards Jayden
Oh the film festival is when Manaikalani schools like Glen Taylor School makes films about what they are learning about.Then the teachers pick on film from each class and that films will be played at the theater (MOVIES)
DeleteKia ora. Ko Estella ahau. Amazing effort with the slide show Catherine you’ve done a great job. I now know the difference between different film angles. I really like the high shot and over the shoulder. Good luck for the film festival.
ReplyDeleteThankyou!
Kia ora. Ko mya ahau. Great job catherine for putting the slide together.
ReplyDeleteWhat is a dutch shot. I learned about new angles that I did not know .
Have a nice day
Kind Regards, Mya
Kia ora. Ko Aisha ahau. Thats amazing work Catherine. I like how you did so much different shots. Thank you Catherine for show us types of angles.
ReplyDeleteYour welcome hope you learned something from it
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