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  • Camera Movements are used to create certain emotions in the watcher. Having these emotions allows the audience to watch and be engaged in the film.
  • Filmmakers use camera angles to enhance their work by creating different moods and emotions. Different angles prevent  having the entire film be from the same boring angle, making the audience feel bored themselves. 
  • I feel that our plot was very simple and well executed. If I were to complete this project again I would make sure that all my clips flow well into each other. I feel that the way that we had planned out each shot was well but when putting them together they didn't fit together as nicely as they could've.
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