Reflection Of Film And Architecture

While this was a challenging project, I can 't find myself saying I didn 't enjoy it. Even though I still am a freshman in college and in the midst of changing my major, film is always something I 've found a passion to have. I still haven 't decided yet, but film or architecture will be one of my majors. The other? A minor. It all first started Junior year at Bishop Machebeuf High School. I took the only film class there after having accomplished my speech class. The class consisted of watching movies, but not solely for one 's own enjoyment.

Many types of camera angles, audio, themes, shots, etc, were all things we had to keep an eye out for and write an example of such down on our worksheet. Another thing we did, and best of all, was making movies. Throughout the semester, Mrs. Aksamit would give us different assignments to work on. In the beginning, they were simple, but as the months passed by, the assignments grew more challenging. Regardless, that didn 't mean I didn 't have any fun making them. Our stop motion assignment for example, I had burned down a dollhouse. I must say, it was rather hilarious. The elements and skills I learned in that classwere ones I kept forever.

When we got the opportunity to do a broadcasting project in my Journalism class, the moment Professor Baum mentioned the assignment I had begun thinking right away of some ficitional stories to come up with. We got into groups, and my group consisted of Geordan, Mickella,

I consider this to be a part of my work now, so I have to give it everything I can. The other thing I would probably change of course, like any other regular college student, is the time. The assignment was issued a month ago. After class that day we sat down and came up with hilarious segments and stores. However, we didn 't start filming until two weeks into November, and by Thanksgiving Break the majority of people were away for the