Chase scene

Hi my name is Drew this is a quick chase scene video that my group and I did. I learned in this project that sometimes it takes a while to shoot, edit, and completely finish a video this long. Also Im learning some more shortcut keys that are really useful. To my next project I will apply group leadership such as when my group get off task the help keep them focused on what we need to finish, and that we can mess around later. Collaboration was different in this project because we had to make sure that the scenes connected one to another and that there was no jumping and obvious skips. I could improve collaboration in my next project by not having just one person doing each thing such as only having one person help with the camera, but to have everyone help with the angles and making sure the video turns out well.

Two sixshot sequences

Hi my name is Drew, and this is my groups six shot sequence. From this project I learned that it doesn't take only one or two tries to get a shot right, It takes two or three at the minimum and maybe five at the maximum. I also learned that it is mostly important that you have the right camera angle so that you don't have part of the person being recorded cut out of the clip. For my next project I will apply my skills that I have obtained from this project to my next one. Such as proper camera angles, and communicate and work as a team. Collaboration is to work with one another and or cooperate with others in a group. This applied to my group's project because we had to work as a team to get the project done. If we hadn't of worked well together then we wouldn't have completed the project in time.

My personality type ESTJ

My personality type is ESTJ. Which stands for Extravert, sensing, thinking, and judgment. I am 89% extravert, 12% sensing, 38% thinking, and 1% judgment. Bernard Mongomery, Henry Ford, Hilary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, and Ann Coulter are all examples of ESTJs.

ESTJ's are normally hardworking people who want to be in charge of the office at work, or in charge of a group project at school. ESTJs like to get things done in one setting, not working on it over time, unless its a huge project. They prefer things to be in a certain and exact order. An ESTJ also establishes guidelines so everyone knows what is expected. They trust their personal experiences and influence them into new ideas. They often take a high leadership role in helping others as well. They also excel at meeting goals and requirements, making decisions, and quick at accomplishing a task. ESTJs command a situation and know how things are going to work and what is not going to work. They always put work before play, making sure everyone one does what they have been assigned to do. The ESTJ is the fifth most common type of the general population and second among men. Hobbies most ESTJs like consist of repairing things around the home, gardening, volunteering, community service and playing and watching sports.

 

Six shot Sequence

This is my six shot basketball sequence. The first shot is the ball in the hands getting prepared for the shot.The second is over the shoulder showing the correct form of how to hold the ball. The third shot is waist above showing a little more and how he is facing to the hoop. The fourth is a little farther out and the fifth is the full body shot. The last one is the net, the person and what he is doing. In the further i will know how to take the shots from better positions and easier and quicker.