Depict Analysis

Enough
 https://www.depict.org/2008/enough/?category_request=picks
the video has a wide range of different shots, including close up and extreme close up shots. they quickly cut between shots which gives a fast pace to the video and also shows how the protagonist is feeling. many of the action shots are shaky which exadurates the scene to make the viewer feel apart  of the situation.

leLe Cheval 2.1
https://www.depict.org/2003/le-cheval-2-1/?category_request=picks
all shot in black and white and not in the usual standard definition. unlike enough, most of the shot types are extreme long or wide shots, this allows for more of the background to be in the frame and shows how the location is in the middle of nowhere. the film also includes canted angles which breaks up the rest of the video from just being shot all the same and also disorientates the viewer as the man runs throw the field.

Blind Encounter
https://www.depict.org/2012/blind-encounter/?category_request=2012
starts of slow paced and in black and white, which shows how the old blind man lives a clam and plain life, but then halfway through suddenly picks up the pace and the shots are short and sharp and in colour,

induction task hand to hand

we had to shoot a short video with a maximum of 20 shots showing a package being handed over. the quality of the video could be improved as we where shooting in a dark room and the camera settings where set to auto, therefore there is quite a lot of grain in the video. a couple of shots we had to re-shoot due to continuity errors like Jamie wearing his glasses in one shot and not having them on at all through the rest of the video. also as there was a lack of acting ability in a couple of the shots we're trying not to smile and laugh and in the rest of the shots we have a blank expression