Furman Car Culture

Take a look under Furman’s hood.

Camera Technique: Point of View

Reading Response to Douglass and Harnden

The filmmaking technique known as the Point of View shot is one of the best and simplest shots that a filmmaker can use. As the name would suggest, the camera is used to give the audience the feeling that they are the character. The audience thinks that they are seeing what the character is seeing. This technique, according to Douglass and Harnden, is one of the simplest but most effective ways that a director can use to pull the audience into the film.

Video Storyboard

This is my rough plan for my video project that I will be posting in the coming weeks.  It will be about the car culture and car community on campus at Furman.

Intro to Shot Framing

Reading Response to Zettl

This chapter was an interesting read for me.  I enjoyed reading about how framing camera shots can be effectively used.  Zettl made it easy to understand how shot framing effects how the audience perceives the scene.