1) Camera Position in existing media
Angle
Still image from The Dark Knight, 2008This shows how low angles creates power
Level
Still image from The Dark Knight, 2008This still is in eye level to show Batman's facial expressions
Height
Still image from The Dark Knight Rises, 2012This still shows Bane as being more powerful over Batman in the moment.
Distance
Still image from The Dark Knight, 2008
This still shows Batman across the room interrogating Joker. This shows the upcoming for the interrogation.
2) Camera position in my media
Angle
Lego character looking upwards towards cameraThis still shows how a high angle can show weakness in the character portrayed.
Level
Lego character looking into the camera
This shot shows eye level with the Lego.
Height
Lego character commanding other figure from a higher post.This one shows how height is used to show power over other characters.
Distance
Lego character about to assassinate his commander
This shows conflict between the two characters.
3) Reflection
The shots were very hard to obtain. The Legos did not want to stand up. This was solved somewhat by the introduction of a raised platform. This fixed the issue of them not standing up straight. However, it was also hard to pick what figures to use. These two were probably one of the more basic ones so they would not seem too weird to pick, unlike some of the other Star Wars and Marvel figures I have. The yellow and brown figure is actually also a Star Wars figure. Something to do with Naboo. He does not look too fictional though, so I decided to use him. The focus on my phone was also pretty hard to pinpoint to the tiny characters. I had to manually click around and find a focus that worked. Same with the distance and zoom. It was hard to find a happy medium between the two. Besides that, I had a pretty fair understanding on how to actually set up the shots to achieve the desired image. The shots that I got were very fulfilling on the requirements of the assignment. I believe that I did a very good job on completing the criteria with minimal defects besides just errors with the blur/depth of field.
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