Final- Sam Belisle

Photoshop Animation (Nick)

I, too, am a tad late on submitting my Photoshop animation - but I finally figured out how to do it:

If only you were more

Steph's Photoshop exercise

I'm quite late, too...

Gabe's Animation

Here I finally did an animation piece on Photoshop. I completely forgot about it.

PXL2000

Heres some footage that was a bit distorted due to lighting, but ended up looking find of cool.

RG

Stalker (Nick & Colleen)

Fisher Price project by Nick & Colleen

Colleen Animation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB3bOGbcTRc
Sorry this has taken so long. I had a hard time with photoshop and loading and what not. But here it is finally, my photoshop experiment video. Hope you guys like it.

Charles' Final Video Art Project - Trailer

Hey guys I have been asked by several people if they could see what I have been working on for my final project, but I said no because I didn't want to show the unfinished peice, especially since this one means so much to me. This project has been really hard to put together, but I didn't want to seem like I was being mean so I put together a trailer for those of you who asked and anyone else who might be interested in seeing it could have a peak at it. I hope you enjoy it!

-Charles

Rain Drops

Fisherprice PXL2000 Project By: Ramiro & Charles

Leave Me

This is a short film I came across the other day...it was extremely sad but very well done so I thought I would share it with you all. Enjoy!

-Ish


Leave Me (3 minute contest winning version) from Daros Films on Vimeo.

Social Critique From Ramiro Trejo

Hello, welcome to Farewell, my social critique piece. Click link below. 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWbV89Nu_2E


Ramiro.T

Hello All...

Please take some time to comment on your peers work from the projection event. Thanks to all who trekked around in the cold to see the work. It was a very exciting event to see the video moving from the 'white cube' into other environments!! Great work!

The images I took are quick snaps, but they should give you a visual reminder of the work that was associated with each person.

Have a great break!

Sheilah

Josh Installation

Vivian Installation

Sam Installation

Charles Installation

Ross Installation

Nick Installation

Ian Installation

Gabe Installation

Colleen Installation

No Image - Baby On Board!  Please take a good install shot Colleen!

Tyler Installation

Ramiro Projection Bryant

Video Installation

This was always pretty cool, especially when madonna walks behind one of the gorillaz.

Sam B

The White Stripes - Dead Leaves And The Dirty Ground

Ross's installation reminded me of this music video directed by Michel Gondry. Let me know what you think.

One Day... by Michel Gondry

This is a clever and funny performance piece that Vivian and I mentioned earlier this semester. Enjoy

Ian

Glorification of war

Social Critique....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Vb4vqnPUBo&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Feedback appreciated.

Ryan

Social Critique (Gabe)

Can this also count as my Photoshop work since I used that in my video?

World Of Color

I am a HUGE fan of everything Disney and an even bigger fans of amusement parks. So I usually keep tabs on whats happening at Walt Disney World in Florida and Disneyland in California. This summer at Disneyland at their sister park California Adventure they debuted "World of Color" a nighttime spectacular. Now I know most of what were looking at now has video projected onto structures, walls and figures. But this is pretty sweet too. They combine, video, water, laser lights and fireworks to make one hell of a nighttime event. Take a look.



-Gabe

video installation.

It amazes me how many of these are out there. check them out.

Sam Belisle

Social Critique (Nick)

I don't know why it was saving some portions of the video oddly when exported to Quicktime. I shared this straight from FCP to YouTube and it's better, even though it snipped the ending a little short.

Photoshop and other animation techniques

Steph

New Germany (PhotoShop Work by Ramiro Trejo)

Let me know your thoughts on it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZxAxuBbpqs

BIRDS EYE - Charles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDgWQ6dODjs

Photoshop practice

Hey everyone here is my photoshop practice





Josh

Photoshop Animation

-Ross Lenenski

Sam Belisle

ok guys here is my little photo shop experiment


Sam


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehbVcpScDhg

Photoshop Challenge

Hey guys so I was just playing around with adding a little wayne to my last piece. I hope you guys enjoy.

Tyler

The Burial/Vivian Qin

Social Criticism: Lao Ma Ti Hua 1/6 by Ai Weiwei

Imagine a girl, and...?/ Vivian

The Girl Effect campaign by Nike and a critical response to this ad.
Nick: I know I stole this from our communication class, but please don't give me in. Shhhh. ;o

Self Narrative Piece: The Interpretation of Dreams/ Vivian

I keep posting things on the wrong blog :(
here we go.
and i am signing up a Myspace page since my douban music page requires signing in to download songs.

Example of Social Critique (Colleen)

Hey guys found this video artist when I was attempting to write a paper for another class. Max Almy does a lot of work about technology and its influence on people. This particular piece is a satire of political television and delves into the processes behind political image making and the marketing of a candidate. Thought it tied in well with the election today as well as reading.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLdVry-Ab3c

Social Critique Examples (Nick)

Per usual, my frequent breaks from homework took me to YouTube. I love watching old Mad TV and SNL skits, and two that I watched recently could fit into our fifth assignment as critiques of society, though at the more lighthearted and tongue-in-cheek end:

example of photoshop work

Steph

Bright Color Plastic Cows (posted by Ramiro Trejo)

I remember when I was around 10 years old back in Chicago my class and I went around downtown to see all the different kinds of sculpture cows that had become so famous. Personally, I was a fan of those cows, probably because I was a kid and a cow colored in bright patterns was always funny and interesting to me. Heres a clip from the show 60 Minutes with a critique on modern art concerning modern sculptures.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsfX6xqCBks

Done in Two Minutes! (posted by Ramiro Trejo)

Here is a clip from the movie "Art School Confidential", a 2006 film based on a comic book. The reason I chose this scene is because we, as Intro to Video students, have faced similar artistic questions within us and among our peers. Take a look. 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wz2bAByWyI&feature=related

performance piece

I'm not proud of this...

While at home Friday Evening still recovering from the 2nd part of my Root Canal I decided to watch Hannah Montana: The Movie. Still high off the Vicodin the doctor had given me. I created this little diddy for my performance art piece. After watching maybe you'll understand why I'm not so proud of this.

Might as well

Stop motion I did two years ago. Comments appreciated :)

ross and ryan (...sam)

hey guys,
this is our (ross, ryan and sam) stopmotion video. When i transfered this to rhea it kinda messed up the quality of the video, i dont know why.

Sam Belisle

Gabe's Stop Motion Vid

Hope you like it!

Stop Motion (Charles, Colleen, Nick)

'Sea Friends'

Ramiro's Stop Motion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf8hzX0JRos

I hope you guys enjoy my 1min film. Thank you for watching.

Performance Art?

Is Flashmobing performance art? (can flashmobing be a verb?)



-Gabe

Gabe's Early Video Artist Response

I know this should have been put up WEEKS ago. But better late then never!

Early Video Response (Ishwar Gill)

This was my video response to Gary Hill. Enjoy!

Performance art?

Steph

Time to Experiment!!! (Ramiro Trejo)

Hey chicas y chicos!

Here is an interesting link I found on Youtube as examples of contemporary performative art. The video
is composed of several art pieces. Take a look and I promise you'll feel inspired. Please let me know which one was your favorite and which one was not.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeyEsB3POXU

Ramiro Trejo

Elephant ( A Music Video on A Windy Monday)

"Elephant" with English subtitle. 
 - V.

Early vid artist response

Version I showed in class, not the later, more edited one. For Sheilah to Grade.

To Soothe A Frightened Girl /My Low-Fi Music

Image from Daxiang (A Music Video on a Windy Monday), where "Daxiang" means elephant in Chinese.

Here are some songs that I wrote. I usually videotaped the demo when I was writing the song, that's where a lot of those videos are from. And after a while I really started to make videos for the songs with my Sony T2 (Just a point-and-shoot camera which can do little video clips too).
They are really raw.

Some songs had appeared on the short film that I showed in class.
I just started to work on recording a not-too-low-fi version of each of the songs.
I will post the lyric later.

You can download my music here at Douban:
http://www.douban.com/artist/frightenedgirl/
And my videos are all on Youku:
http://u.youku.com/user_show/uid_TSAFG

I am thinking of a band if anyone's interested.

P.S. Dear Steph we should work on them together!

Love,
V

Dara Birnbaum Response

Hi Everyone,

Here is my video artist response. This is mainly for Sheilah so that she can grade but feel free to leave any more comments that you may have.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvPvgw0cm8U

Thanks,

Josh

Personal Narrative - 1

This is interesting. This person conducted a different type of narrative about themselves. Rather than a narrative on their life, they conducted a narrative of their thoughts and medidations while reading a book.
-Charles Finklea

Click the link below to view this video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ijmj9J3PrU&feature=related

Personal Narrative

I thought that this person's personal narrative was very unique. He used imagery rather than using something more traditional. The photos were obviously carefully selected and properly time with his narration.
-Charles Finklea

Click on the link below to see the video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gH4ry8NGLM

The above link is a clip from Jackass called the night monkey. I was watching Jackass last night and I realized that they have pretty much became famous for performance art. But I thought this was the good example of performance art from them.
- Charles Finklea

...So for some reason I am unable to post this but you can view it by going to youtube.com and typing in Jackass - Night Monkey.

If this isn't performance art...

....

Steph

A Love Supreme

An example of non-dangerous performance art! XD

Steph

Paul McCarthy Response

Here is my response to some of paul McCarthy's work... I scrapped four or five other projects because he was really hard to respond to.

Check some of his work out if you have a second:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2AWNJiI5Z0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPBqv3mkL9I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXuFW4vm3EM&feature=related

Feed back is appreciated.

RG

Green Screen Charlie Brown

Yes yes I know this video is incredibly late. Considering it was due on Friday but it is now Monday. My life decided to self implode so I didn't get much done from Thursday till now. I'm also running off of 2 hours of sleep. Anyways here is my video.




-Gabe

The Mold

The third video assignment dealt with trying to create a personal feel using a low-fi, home movie technique. Originally I had planned on "faking" a home movie concept, and I had about fifteen minutes of fictionalized film. but all of it felt too staged and I couldn't bring myself to use it.

The only part I decided to show was a candid film that developed from one of my staged ones. I had planned on pretending to get food out of the fridge, but I was a little surprised to see that there was mold in the food, got distracted and had to stop filming. I tried again to get food out of the fridge, but was once again distracted by the mold in the second dish and had a conversation with my roommate about it and the smell and forgot about the camera.

I cannot pinpoint exactly where the fiction turned into a reality, but I know that it occurs. The viewer does not get to see or smell the mold, but can gauge how bad it is based on our reaction and how we begin to empty the fridge, and it serves to place the viewer at something that actually occurred in my life.

DU construction - Green Screen

Why one should avoid wearing a shirt with even the tiniest bit of green when embarking on a green screen adventure. But hey, at least now you all get a fun summary of the construction taking place at Denison from my floating head!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQQKQJpnnxo



-Ross L

The Tracey Fragments trailer

Just some extreme editing that I found rather inspiring. The film took fourteen days to shoot, but ninety-something days to edit. Steph.

Steph's Green Screen Practice

Greenscreen (Nick & Colleen)

Sam's Green Screen

hey guys heres my green screen video

Sam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU-jVsz5VpU

green screen

The quality of my green screen attempt is less than ideal in part because I tried to use the Nikon D5000 in an effort to shoot in HD. I wound up having to convert the footage from an Avi file to an Mov file and I think that is why the sound is a bit messed up. I hope you guys enjoy my first attempt.

Tyler

Green Screen Test - Charles, Josh, and Ramiro

Hey everyone here is our video!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJQYNTDlV9k

CArol and Ferd

The Continuing Story of Carol and Ferd by Arthur Ginsberg and Video Free America. 1972-3.  There is a very short clip that is in this link  and the longer version is at the library under reserve for the class.

It is worth watching more of it - the story of them  is emblematic of the countercultural movement at that time. Also interesting to see them 5 years later (!) (the tapes were often shown with them present) and such is the case for the longer clip on reserve at the library.

INteresting to think about them in relation to the idea of narrative and telling personal story.

In this case they were under surveillance by a video crew for a period of a year - kind of a precursor to some of the shows that have become so popular (survivor?? etc.).

SW

Minúsculo

A perfect example as to how narcissism can even be portrayed to the youth of the world.  Shown here is a children's French animated series titled "Miniscule" utilizing Narcissistic principles for an entire 5 minute clip.

Link - Miniscule

-Ross L.

Narcissism - Fred (Goes Swimming)

Hi everyone its Josh. This is a very short video about a kid named "Fred". This guy has created many videos like this one where he makes the pitch of his voice higher and talks about nothing...at all. He has actually become quite famous for these videos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEqwKNNQBwc

Narcissim - Charles Finklea

A short video bout "nothing" but the girl on the video.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMUsJHDz3S8

contextualized Partition

Here is another link if the embedded video does not work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlZ7mS9Fc40 . Response to Rock my Religion by Dan Graham.

Narcissism

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJFLfHI8jUI&feature=related
YouTube's tagline is Broadcast Yourself, and that is exactly what YouTube users do without scruple or shame.  YouTube provides the perfect breeding ground for narcissism because it provides a space where people can sneak a peek into the lives of others from around the world.  I chose this particular video because this is a video about a woman filming herself watching another YouTube user who is watching yet another user. This online hall of mirrors leads, eventually, to a woman in Wausua, Wis, called Nornna.  So this whole chain of people are watching themselves watch other people shows how intricate and complicated the web of narcissism is.

Video Diaries

The first video diary that I found was created by a group of college age guys who run a production company called wangfu. The video is around seven minutes long and they talk about going to chipotle and then subsequently about dating if it were more like chipotle. The producers assumption that this video would be interesting to an outsider and his placement of importance on the subject is inherently narcissistic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IcB0FYNCTA

The second video that I found was created by a guy that creates movies about things that have "scarred" him. For the entirety of the movie he talks about when he first started making out and how it scarred him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50zrGxHpUS8

I've come to the conclusion that video diaries and any type of video put up on youtube that the person spends the majority of the time talking about issues within his or her own life is narcissistic. I think that it is the presumption that what you have to say is important that makes it so narcissistic.

Example of Charlemagne Palestine

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfun7RbEnRo

Charlemagne Palestine Responce

Narcissism (Sam)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnXk4r1YOzU&playnext=1&videos=sJDpVaGXT2g&feature=mfu_in_order

ok, i did what most of you guys probably did and typed in "narcissism" in to youtube. after surfing from video to video  i came across this guy. after watching the first video i watched of him (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6KBswUOrnQ&feature=related) i thought he was just poking fun at narcissism because he was addressing his narcissism so blatantly. but after watching his other videos, i realized that this guy was in fact very narcissistic. This guy is part of this youtube group called "project awesome." Yup. every video is just him talking of nothing in particular, just him talking to the camera about nothing. the filming itself is very narcissistic, but on top of that he has to edit these nonsensical videos. Some videos do not have dialog and even less of a structure. yes these videos are funny, but i definitely think his reasoning behind these videos has to do with his need of attention and self-reassurance. 

So, she's not talking.

Narcissism Response by Vivian



Magibon


Margret Lilian Adams


She's Magibon, popular from two years ago. Blinking, staring at the camera, and in few clips she speaks simple Japanese word. And of course she looks cute.
People like her- she has qaint eyes and a baby face which is considered kawaii/moe (cute) in Japanese pop culture.
People hate her- nobody gets why she was doing those clips.
And they started guessing, where is she from? ect. This was such a myth.
Later the puzzle solved as Magibon revealed herself in a interview in Japan: She's a 22 year-old average American girl from Pennsylvania who loves Japanese culture. She's not talking because she is shy. (Many guesses there is something to do with her crooked teeth.)
But anyway, see how identity can easily constructed under the lens of camera.

Magibon makes me think of another myth. A lot of people have this question in minds: why do we look better when we are in the mirror. My guess is that you are actually manipulating your image in front of the mirror by :
1)adjusting the angle you see yourself
2)posing
3)correcting your pose according to the immediate feedback
when other's taking picture for you, #1's in control by the other; you can of course pose, but the feedback part's taken away. This is why people start to take pictures/ video themselves as how they see them in the mirror. Oops, not "they" but "we".

We all somehow love ourselves to some extent. Maybe not the appearance as what is in the case we talked about. There is nothing wrong.

Narcissism is sometimes too much to the people other than you. But I think it is better to love yourself than to hate yourself. It is not as painful after all.

Narcissism (Nick)

I think just about any YouTube video could be deemed narcissistic because the central motivation for uploading is attracting attention to yourself. This could even be said for those who upload television episodes, they want the attention and "thank you"s. However these two examples are a little bit stronger and more obvious.


Davey Wavey is a YouTube video blogger who talks to his fans or "blog buddies" as he calls them about his life, gay issues, and things that interest him. As he's gained a following over the past few years, he's upgraded equipment and increased the amount of editing. He even made a music video and several workout videos. Here, he discusses his nudity and neighbors.




I suppose this could be categorized as a more artful form of YouTube narcissism. This group of men rose to mainstream fame with their parody of Katy Perry's California Gurls. Here they do they same with her song Peacock.

Gabe's Narcissism Post

So this 1st video is a guy that I follow on Youtube a lot. He makes frequent vlog post. For the Youtube community to watch, comment, subscribe etc.
Here is the link ----->Would you want your leg back? Do you have abs? [ask Josh]
So people use Youtube like the website Formspring, where you have people ask questions about yourself and then you answer them. But its not just for one person to see it is for like anyone who has access to the internet to see. So in a way that makes the video very narcissistic even if they guy in this video isn't really that narcissistic himself.

Ok this second video is one of my favorites. I think its hilarious. It sort of makes fun of the people who make those stupid hair and make-up tutorials on Youtube.
Here is the link ---->How to trick people into thinking you're good looking
I think this video is less narcissistic because it is obvious that the video is making fun of the other videos on Youtube that actually try and teach people how to use make-up, do their hair, dance etc. So that makes the video very different from the one above. But at the same time, because the girl in the video is talking to the camera by herself no one else is included it makes the video still somewhat narcissistic.

What I think makes these video both somewhat narcissistic is the fact that both the people are just talking to a camera, then putting the video out on the internet and hoping that someone finds it interesting.

Ramiro's Narcissistic Blog Post

Here are two Youtube videos, one showing a very visible narcissistic quality while the another showing a lesser visible sign of narcissism. Please watch both videos first and then read my posts to make sense of my responses. For each video, I rate the level of narcissism from 4 the highest to 1 the lowest using a dollar sign.

1) Mi Vida Loca by FadedHolySoldier

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHHpP8sFuIc&feature=fvw

The video falls in the type of a rant video where individuals speak out concerning events, dislikes, passions, and other topics from great cultural importance to personal expression.
The young man in the video has a central topic to voice (a chola movie) but is interrupted by his own thoughts and lack of structural dialogue. There is definitely no script or plot to the video but rather an emotional improvisation of ideas. He speaks of his past "chola" relationships, his purchased alcohol, the street and cars, and finishes with a comical exit. He has more of a personal agenda to make himself heard while at the same time to entertain his viewers.
Narcissistic: $ $ $ $

2) Atheist by Zachary Kroger

http://vimeo.com/11315339

This video is of a popular style when it comes to voicing controversial topics. These type of videos have txt, still photos, and music. All these elements create a sense of urgency, importance, and truthfulness. Here, the creator is never shown. There is not a person to point our finger and say "there she is, there's the narcissistic character". Yet the video still has a sense of a personal agenda. What contributes to the narcissistic nature of this video is its low credibility, and its weak arguments. The creator is definitely basing this video on a personal and weak opinions yet I believe the video does carry the creator's message in an effective manner.
Narcissistic: $ $


These videos are an evolution of video art meeting the World Wide Web where personal messages combined with video technique.

Big Fish "Love of Your Life"

Hey guys!
So I was watching one of my all time favorite movies "Big Fish" this weekend and I thought I would just share a blog post about what I think is one of the best scenes in the movie.

Scene Shots
0:00-0:06-Series of Wide Shots
0:06-0:09-Medium Close Up
0:10-0:12-Very Wide Shot
0:12-0:16-Series of Medium Close Ups
0:17-0:20-Very Wide Shot (Freeze Frame)
0:20-1:00- Series of Wide Shots while the camera falls backwards through the setting of the scene.
This is my favorite part of the scene because Edward Bloom (The main character) is just walking through the scene while everything and everyone is frozen. It sort of has this really cool dream-like matrix effect to it and the moment seems magical and almost real.
The scene ends with some Medium Close Up Shots of Edward and Sandra Tempelton (The pretty blonde), Very Wide Shots and Wide Shots of the scene fast forwarding back to reality again.

This part where everything stops kind of makes the whole scene for me because it shows how life feels sometime when you just see that one person or experience that one thing and its like nothing else is going on and everything just stops or slows down as you just live through that moment.
Anyways if you haven't seen this film I highly recommend it!

Trailer for Deepa Mehta's Water (Steph Maniaci)

:00-:04 WS
:04-:06 Cut in
:06-:11 MCU
:11-:14 MCU (tilt up)
:15-:22 OSS

black out

:25-:26 VWS
:26-:27 WS
:28-:32 MS
:33-:34 CU
:35-:37 VWS
:38-:39 Cut in
:40-:42 MCU
:42 Cut in
:42-:44 MCU
:45-:48 MS
:49-:50 VWS
:50-:52 MCU
:52-:53 OSS
:54 WS (Three Shot?)
:55 MCU
:56-:57 MS (Birds' Eye View)
:58 Two Shot (Worms' Eye View)
:58 OSS
:59 OSS

1:00-1:02 Two Shot
1:03 OSS
1:04-1:06 VWS
1:06-1:07 MCU
1:08 Cut in + Two Shot
1:08 OSS
1:08-1:09 OSS
1:12 VWS
1:13 MS
1:13-1:14 CU
1:15-1:17 Two Shot (surveying pan)
1:18-1:19 Two Shot
1:20-1:21 MS
1:22-1:23 MS (zoom in)
1:24-1:25 VWS
1:26 WS?
1:26 Two Shot
1:27-:28 OSS
1:29-1:30 EWS
1:31 MS
1:31 MCU
1:32 MCU
1:32-1:33 Three Shot
1:33-1:34 Cut Away
1:35 Two Shot
1:36 Cut In
1:37 Two Shot
1:38-1:39 Cut Away
1:39 WS
1:39-1:42 WS
1:42 No clue
1:43 WS
1:44 MCU
1:45 VWS
1:46 VWS (crabs right and back)
1:47 Two Shot
1:48-1:50 MCU

black out/Title

1:53-1:55 VWS

Fantastic Mr. Fox

I chose fantastic Mr. Fox because the movie really comes to life because of the different types of shots that are used. I was unable to find a segment of the movie online so I included the movie trailer which demonstrates some of the shots that we talked about in class.

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Ishwar Gill)

The Life Aquatic: With Steve Zissou is by far my favorite movie. I love the character's Wes Anderson uses as well as his quirky film style. He tends to utilize slow motion pans and crabs, bright primary colors, and zoom ins in his films. I found that the scene where Steve Zissou's ship is attacked by pirates contained many shot types, even if they were for brief moments.




Additionally, I cant help but notice how the filter on the camera changes to one that is brighter and more saturated when Steve snaps and takes back his ship in his surreal and romanticized gun fight at 1:56.

0:16 - Wide shot
0:31 - Mid shot
0:48 - Medium close up
0:49 - Point-of-view (from pirates watching tv) as well as a Cutaway
1:17 and 2:00 - Cut-In
1:40 - Close up
1:56 - Extreme close up
2:35 - starts as very wide shot, zooms into wideshot
2:44 - Extreme wide shot of ship with Steve on it.
2:57 - Over the shoulder shot

A Scanner Darkly - Colleen Cozart

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2HP25bKztE
0:00 Close up

0:00-0:16 Following pan going from a mid shot to a medium shot back out to a mid shot with a slight zoom

0:16-0:21 Shot reverse shot with wide shot crab to the left

0:21-0:26 Mid shot

0:26-0:28 Wide shot

0:28-0:29 Cut-in

0:29-0:31 Over the shoulder shot with a tilt up to a mid shot

0:31-0:37 Slight zoom in to a mid shot

0:37-0:44 Mid shot

0:44-0:46 Medium close up

0:46-0:49 Mid shot

0:49-0:55 Medium close up two shot

0:55-0:57 Mid shot

0:57-1:01 Medium close up two shot

1:01-1:04 Close up

1:04-1:13 Medium close up

1:13-1:16 Mid shot

1:16-1:18 Medium close up

1:18-1:25 Mid shot

1:25-1:27 Medium close up

1:27-1:32 Medium close up

1:32-1:36 Mid shot

1:36-1:41 Mid shot tilt up two shot

1:41-1:44 Mid shot

1:44-1:46 Mid shot tilt

1:46-2:00 Mid shot

2:00-2:04 Medium close up tilt up to a mid shot

2:04-2:18 Medium close up tilt down

2:18-2:26 Mid shot

2:26-2:30 Medium close up

2:30-2:32 Mid shot

2:32-2:33 Mid shot

2:33-2:39 Medium close up

2:39-2:40 Mid shot

2:40-2:42 Cut in to hand on wheel

2:42-2:44 Mid shot two shot

2:44-2:45 wide shot two shot

2:45-2:46 Cut in to hands that moves into a medium close up with a tilt up to a mid shot

2:46-2:49 Wide shot tile up to a mid shot

2:49-3:03 Medium close up tilt mid shot

3:03-3:15 Mid shot tilt to a mid shot with a slight zoom out and crab to the right, characters move away from camera into a wide shot

Into The Wild - Jen & Charles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LAuzT_x8Ek

Contents:
1. Extreme wide shot - 1.37
2. Very wide shot - 0.13
3. Mid shot - 1.48
4. Close up - 0.08
5. Cut in - 0.30
6. Over the shoulder - 1.02

Scarface Success (posted by Ramiro Trejo)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTrcfnJwF04


Scarface is an amazing movie and one element that makes the movie good are the camera shots. 
The following are some shots that tie in with the in-class handout:


0:18  Scarface in a medium close shot
0:29 - 0:40  A Zoom Out which places Scarface in a smaller state compared to his
                        huge wealth behind him.
0:47- 0:55 A Cut In scene with two subjects only showing their hands 
                     plus a moving zoom toward the bill counter.
When the music starts, many of the scenes include zoom with movement which, with no words,
does some of the talking. 
1:31- 1:36 A Tilt movement showing the name "Montana Management" then showing the wealthy men walking out from the building.
2:26 - 2:35 Crab shot to the left
2:36 - 2:38 Wide shot of the wedding which gives the scene a more "family" atmosphere.
3:03  Over the Shoulder Shot concentrating on the woman's facial expression. 
3:19 - 3:28 Following Pan leading the group.