For the camera shots quiz, our assignment was to tell a story by taking 15 different shots to show our knowledge of different kinds of shots and camera angles. The twist was that we would have to tell a story using only inanimate objects.
My partner and I had decided to tell the story of a pencil. We started at the pencils "birth", which was the pencil being taken out of the box, newly sharpened. We would then show different events in the pencil's life, including the tip being broken and newly sharpened. The last scene would show the pencil, much much smaller, being thrown away, a new pencil taking its place.
I think we did a pretty good job telling the intended story. However, I think we should have had a greater variety of shots. I also believe we should have tried to frame the shots better so they looked more like the shots they were meant to be. For example, it was hard to distinguish between a close shot and a medium shot of the pencil.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VuDiPcn56M8ckMcQfhWESORy5Nsmyk_b/view?usp=drive_link
