Fraytags pyramid-Dragonheart 🐉🐲

Camera Angles/ movement

In English, we had a go at writing a SEXXY paragraph at senior level. I found it a bit harder but it was alright learning because then when I'm a senior I will have an idea of how to write them. This is one of the four that I have done.

In Dragonheart, long shots were used effectively to tell a story. This is demonstrated when Draco (the dragon) and Bowen (a knight) were riding together across the land against a fire coloured sunset. This shot takes place just before they have made plans to storm the king's castle with some of the townspeople. This shows that a bond has been made between two characters that will impact the later event of the film. This was done to show the emotion of how the characters were feeling about king Einon.  This worked well with the movie because in it Bowen had faith in Einon but the lost that faith throughout the movie, same with Draco an Einon

settings 🏞

What am I learning?
To be able to identify the setting in a move and be able to explain why they chose that spot.
How does this work show my learning?
Because I am able to look back at my work and explain the place that they have filmed in.

preparing a microscope slide

In science, we did an experiment with microscopes we had to look a membrane of an onion with a couple of drops of iodine on it here are some photos of what it looked like through two microscopes.
Fun Fact: Plant cells have a cell wall ( a structure to the cell) and an animal cell doesn't.
 
  

Plant cell

Animal cell (human)

This is my drawing of plant and animal cells 

Camera 📷🎥

This is a poster about some of the different techniques in a film and some of the types of angles they use.