In yesterday's lesson we had a recorded session with the practical media teacher Matt in this session he was giving us tips and advice on how to properly handle a camera and position certain focuses. Matt then proceeded to tell us about how vital the angles and shot sizes are when shooting for anything and especially when you are trying to use the rule of thirds and how changing the line of which you decide to position your object of focus. When you have got your object in focus and split evenly across 180 degrees you are then able to rotate the camera around any point of the 180 degrees and it should show the two characters always facing the same position with one character always having to face left hand side and the other having to face the right. this rule should always be followed in film making.
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