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30 Agustus 2017 - 11 October 2017 (Week 1- Week7) Aurelia Regina Sutjahjokartiko ,  (0329953)   Video Editing and Production Project 1 : Storyboard Lecture 2 7 September 2017 Cinematography Type of shoot : 1. Extreme Wide Shot (EWS) This shot is to convey / introduce a location where character is in his/her environment to audience. Basicly, it is about geographical location. 2. Wideshot (WS) This shot include entire subject and important object in the immidiate surroundings, but this is shorter shoot than extreme wide shot. 3. Medium Wide Shot (MWS) This ot usually cut off across the legs above or below knees. This shoot is to show the physical setting in which the action is taking place. 4. Medium Shot 1 (MS1) This shot shows the subject that are important to understanding what the subject is doing. Gesture and expression more visible. 5. Medium Shot 2 (MS2) A medium shot of a person performing movement or action, on the other hand, would have to include his arms and

Aurelia Regina Sutjahjokartiko ,  (0329953)   2D Animation Lecture 1 28 August 2017 12 Principles of Animation From this video, my lecture ask me to identify 12 principles of animation in this video. Here is my identification and explanation : 1. Squash and Stretch This principle gives the illusion of weight and volume to a subject, and is often used for comical effect. From this video, you can see a man who climbing a wall, his body movement is squash and stretch when he tried to do it. Figure 1. Duet Video at 2.24 -2.33 2. Anticipation This principle prepares the audience for action, and increases realism of action. Sometimes used to heighten the suspense of a action. In other word, the character prepare the some action to anticipate something. For instance, this baby girl slipped and she tried to anticipate that. Figure 2. Duet Video at 0.54-0.56 3. Arcs The arc principle is that almost all actions in life have a slightly circular motion. Humans and a