Angles project analysis

 My group (Kyra, Veronika, Nelinka, Diya, and I) worked really well together, we had fun posing for the pictures and we cooperated our ideas together to form a funny story line. I do wish we could have done a better job actually taking the pictures and using the angles more accurately, but I think we did a pretty good job for our first project. In our project my role was a partial actor and storyline creator; I didn’t make the storyline by myself, but I worked together with my other teammates to bring our ideas together and everyone was open minded to hear everyone's suggestion on how we can make our presentation better. We didn’t have any arguments on how things should of went, my group and I all shared our ideas and chose which ones made the most sense in our story. We can use our successes to repeat them and maybe eventually make them better; our group had many successes like, including everyone’s ideas, not leaving anyone out when making the presentation, and making sure that the people in the pictures were okay with the way they look in them so that they won’t be embarrassed when presenting our project. Our failures haven’t got in our way from our successes, but we got past them; that includes messing up the story line because it doesn’t make sense, using better angles to really emphasize the drama happening in the storyline, or even when we tried to stop laughing on how dumb we look in the pictures because we couldn’t take anything seriously.  

 

 

My favorite story that was presented was Debby and Chad. The storyline was funny, and it was very well written and laid out in the pictures. In the story there was no background information, but that didn’t matter because they still made the storyline make sense. It was so filled with drama, tension, and a surprising twist when Chad fell from running and Debby was able to catch up and kill him on spot on the floor was something I didn’t expect to happen. The whole acting out was on point and they were really playing the role of Debby and Chad. The group looked like they worked really well together and the way they used the angles highlighted the tension arising from the murder, I would rate their group work a nice 9/10. They did an amazing job it's just that if I was in the group, I believe that they should of included a back group story because the story just started with Debby not being able to put up with Chad anymore and they didn’t tell us what he did to the point where Debby wanted to kill him. I also wish they would have included more characters and maybe made the story about a murder mystery and that Debby got away with the murder, they used most of the slides for one little part of the story when they could have used the other slides to better extend their story and make it more interesting for the watcher. using long shots in a film 

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