This is one of his films, which he shared with our class.
Harley taught us about the equipment we would need to make our own short films and demonstrated how to use the equipment.
We learnt about the different shots that would be required:
1. Establishing shot - setting the scene for the film
2. Wide shot - this is where you introduce your characters in the background.
3. Medium close up - from the waist up.
4. Close up - Shoulders up. This is where the students realise their classroom was overrun by rats.
5. Extreme close up - chin up. Looking mainly at the eyes.
Here are some of the students' shots.
I love your creativity Te Kauru. It was obviously team effort and cooperation that helped your movies to be effective. What were the most challenging parts?
ReplyDeletereally funny wish I could be there
ReplyDeleteGreat movie making Te Kauru. I hope you want to be a movie maker when you grow-up
ReplyDeleteit is great making movies with Harley and i really enjoy it
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