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My take on composition

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Framing - using something within the picture to give context to it. Head room - Give room / comfort to viewer by taking the picture and leaving space above the head. Lead room -The space that you leave in front of a subject to show and give the illusion that the subject is looking at something (even the subject is not ) . Looking room - The space between the subjects and the edge of the frame they are facing. Cropping - Cutting unnecessary portions of a shot , done if needing to cut out minimal portion of picture otherwise it reduces the quality of the picture.  1 Original picture ( Not cropped ) 2 Edited version ( Cropped ) Depth of field - The distance between nearest and furthest elements of a scene that appears sharp Deep/large depth of field - keep foreground and background in focus  shallow /narrow depth of field - having the subject in fore ground in focus and blurring the background. Rack focus-Changing focus during shot

My take on camera angles

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1) Canted angles - angle to show instability  2) Low angle - Angle to show subject big.  2) High angle - A angle giving a comfortable high view .  3) Worm's eye- Shows the subject in dominating view . 4) Bird's eye view - Angle giving view that , viewer is observing from the sky. During preparation for these angels, I ended up exploring my house in the creative way after a very long time( I think the last time I did that was at the age of 10 and now I'm 15 ). As you can see , I've used my Pickachu figurine as my subject. I chose it as my subject because it was small, well made and would look cool on screen from different angles.( As it has been shown in the Pokemon anime ) Especially in the last angle I had fun gathering the bed sheets and cushions and other items to create something that resembles a scenery.

My take on camera shots

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Hello everyone ! Today , I am going to talk about camera shots which are used in filming.😄 1) Wide shot- subjects takes up full frame .  ( depending on the physique take from down or up ) 2) Medium close up shot - A camera shot generally , taken above chest to show face clearly.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               3) Cut away- A shot of something other than the subject or main action.                                                                                                               4) extre

Why your protagonist ( your main character) in your story ends up being similar to the super hero or character you most admire in another series...

When writing fiction, it is most common that your mc turns out to be similar to your favourite super hero .This is because that favourite super hero has the qualities you acknowledge or is ideal to you. This is a problem that most authors/ comic book artists face as indirectly the chatacter they create end up being a character they admire , drawn differently or in different  situations.This is why we must come to terms with the fact that actually nothing is new , and everything is just a hybrid of old things ( successfull or not ) and the writer of the story just shuffles the genere ( like taking something from an old movie and putting it in his book or comic ) and thinks up different ways to change the character's personality to resemble his, his audience's , his friend's ideology. Actually , now that I think about it the creator of the series is like the god of the series, that is why we can make friends with people who can come to terms our ideals even if they are fr