Mr Bush INDEX

1)LR

2)Story Board

3)Editing script

4)Cinematography film task

5)Shot list 

6)Editing

7)Blog task

 8)Mise en scene blog task

9)Film Noir research 

10)Lighting Still image 

11)Film and TV analysis




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