Article 2

• The first method I learned was that your environment in a movie can defiantly effect the mood of your movie. Also, you gotta make sure that your designed scenes are at it finest to show that you put time into your work, and pride. Finally, If you ever get a chance to create a sequel to your film, to improve everything in it. 

• The first thing I liked about this article was it described not how make your character interesting, but your surrounding back round. Also, that  they based a lot of Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs' scenes off of real paintings that really give the mood they intended.

• The only question I have is can this work for every movie?

                                                                Article 1

• The first thing I learned from the article was that there is new, and cheaper technology to help film. The second was that when filming, you need to not only absorb all the information but interpret and understand the idea. The last thing I learned was that believe or not creativity has a huge role in engaging viewers. it will keep them active in your films and want them to return for more.

• Two opinions I had on this article was that the information was very reliable, and seemed to be accurate. Very helpful. Also, I think it's a good way to challenge your self by trying these methods.

• The last thing I have, is this an article on all the faults of filming?

                                                             What I Did This Week

• This week, I learned how to make a camera look like it goes through a wall.
• I want to learn how to make an engaging story for my films in the future.
• Something that frustrated me this week was trying to figure out how to pan through a wall.
• Something that made me happy this week was learning new camera angles. I always want to know more about it.