Camera Movement

  • K: Terminology for camera movement.
  • U: How camera movements create meaning and how they can be linked to genre.
  • BAT: Create a quizlet to evidence your knowledge of camera movements and how they create meaning and how they are used.  How can they relates to genre.
  • CO: To use Media language throughout your verbal and written communication.
  • LP5: Camera Movement article one - click here.



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  1. Luis Amador30 January 2019 at 09:24

    Where's the rest of the lesson?

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    1. Rebecca Manning NEA15 March 2019 at 02:26

      I think i shared with Sophia or Mia as i cant find it anywhere

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