1 minute video homework

 


This is a 1 minute video, filmed for homework. The camera shakes a lot during the video because I was on a mini bus, which makes the quality quite bad. However, I did get good angled shots such as, long angle and birds eye view. Next time I would try using the same angles, but not on a bus so the camera doesn't shake as much.

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