Last week I had attended a cinematography workshop led by Ariana Allensworth that introduced some of the basics of filming. Cinematography is the choices one makes when filming. During this workshop, I had learned the different types of angles being showed and the way the shots are being taken like wide shots and close shots. We watched some film clips from Michael Moore who's a documentary filmmaker. He made the films Bowling for Columbian and Sicko. We had watched Favela on Blast and Bowling for Columbian by Michael Moore, and during the the film he had interviewed Charleston Heston in Bowling, he was an famous actor and the head of the National Rifle Associations. I learned the few ways of how to shoot an angle and the pieces of how to get the right shot you want. Watching both the documentary films had inspired me with what I want to work on when I start my film with the team.
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