Trying to improve my skill in after effect n this is what i've done..not so good but much better than before..at least my master say "not bad" this time.. :)..well,this is only practicing..

                                                                   CAMERA ANGLE
 1.BIRD'S VIEW
 2.TOP VIEW-90DGREES TOP
 3.EYE LEVEL/NORMAL ANGLE
 4.LOW ANGLE
 5.BOTTOM VIEW-90DGRES DOWN
 6.POV-POINT OF VIEW
 7.SHORT-REVERSE SHOT/SHOT-COUNTERSHOT

 CAMERA MOVEMENTS
.PAN(RIGHT/LEFT/SWISH)
 TILT(UP/DOWN/SWISH)
 DOLLY(IN/OUT)
TRACK(LEFT/RIGHT/CIRCULAR)
 PEDESTRAL/CRANE(UP/DOWN)
 HANDHELD
 ZOOM
 DOLLY COUNTER ZOOM
 LONG TAKE

(LONG TAKE MEANS THERE'S NO "CUT..IT GOES ALL THE WAY ROUND..THE MOVEMENTS IS CONTINUES)
 BULLET TIME-SLOW-MOTION/FREEZE TIME..

                                                                          ENGLISH 2
TOPIC
1.Introduction to oral presentation
-Effective of presentation
-Overview of presentation skills
-Awareness of presentation

2.Welcoming your audience
-Introducing yourself to the audience
-Dealing with audience(anxiety)

3.Linking the parts
-Linking ideas

4.The right kind of language
-Advantages of speaking and reading
-Personal and impersonal language style
-Unwritten and spoken language

5.Visual aids and presentation skills
-Unditifying the different presentation tools
-Using presentation tools affectively

6.Body language
-Importance of body language
-Ways to emphasive and minimize message

7.Finishing off
-The language of ending

8.Quastion time(Q & A)
-How to handle question effectively

9.Barriers of communication
10.Verbal language
11.Non-verbal language
12Meeting

For today class,I've done this in after effect..

This is what i had done in after effect..but it havent done yet..

my reference for my 2D animation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAb-URz6qvA

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9.  See also
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