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Hello, I'm Corvelest, but I like to use my nickname Corey. I'm an only child, and I had a pet dog, but he died from licking a poisonous toad. I also had a pet fish, his name was Blue... because he was blue. Unfortunately, I think the latch to fish tank was open and he jumped out. Some food I like are cheeseburgers, pizza, especially margarita pizza. Avocado toast is really good, quesadillas, Shepard's pie, Lasagna, mac n cheese, spaghetti. There is a lot more, and they all might include cheese... I'm a cheese person. I like to draw, I've been in art classes since the third grade, and the middle school I went to had a magnet program for visual arts. I also had painting 1 last year with Mr. Fitz, but now I mainly draw/paint during my free time. I like to play video games, but only on the weekends since by console is at my dad's house. However, since I have games on my phone, I play those instead on a normal school week. I play games like Minecraft, Roblox, Fortnite, and BitLife. I also like to make edits of tv shows/movies with adobe after effects and make video content for YouTube with adobe premiere pro. I only edit on my free time because homework is more important to me. I joined this class because some of my friends said it was an easy class to pass and because I wanted to expand my knowledge on film/film techniques. Also, these techniques can be applied to the video content I make or when I work the film crew for a film. So far I am enjoying this class and can't wait for all the other projects that I have to do. I think this class would be easy to pass because I have some knowledge on how to edit videos and some of camera movements. Also, I noticed that I've been identifying the camera movements, angles, and shot in movies/tv shows. I've been saying "that's a pan", "there's an establishing shot", "there goes a two shot". I am excited to learn how to analyze different films and find the different key elements, explore the production process, create my own forms of film, and the impact of film.





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