Composition Scavenger Hunt

Hello everybody! So we have two group projects, I'll be talking about the first one we did in this post. My team and I had to take a footage of the different types of composition techniques. I think that the most important composition technique is rule of thirds, rule of thirds is very important for interviews. You have to have a specific shot for an interview, this specific shot is rule of thirds. It is a very important technique to learn and use, so learn it!

In my opinion the most difficult composition technique to use is leading lines because you have to space your subject in the perfect place and there aren't a whole lot of things you can do with leading lines. Leading lines start at the beginning of a shot and run through all the way to the subject. Leading lines are hard to use because unless you're in a corn or some kind of crop field it's going to be difficult to find an are that has appropriate lines that can be properly used. I think that you could use leading lines more when you are trying to be different, if you are wanting to be unique with your footage I recommend it because it is quite different.

My teammates  are very easy to work with, we all get a long really well and never have huge challenges when working together. Meagan, my first teammate, is very good at using the camera. She has a great sense of humor, nice and all in all a really great person. She's always very focused and is very good at planning. Lucy is a great worker as well, she's always pretty focused and is really good at editing! She knows what transitions look good and how to place things appropriately. Lucy is really kind and thoughtful. We all had our own roles and tried out the different roles as we go and kinda switched off every now and then. Go check out their blogs!