The Camera Talks
This is my moodboard of different angles and framing:
Reflection
By doing this task within my group, I have learnt that different angles, distances, and frames work collectively to help convey Mise-En-Scene in an image.
Low angles are effective in representing the subject in an image as powerful and superior, whereas high angles represent the subject as powerless and vulnerable.
When taking those photos, we attempted to position our models at the points of interest using gridlines as a way of them being the first thing an audience is attracted to. By using a variety of different angles, shots, and compositions can add deeper meaning to an image or film to help portray a different story. For example, the image where we used a canted angle gives a sense of disorientation, fun, and confusion.