WolfBreeze

Focus on beginning acting and technical theatre. Pantomime, improvisation, creative writing, scene work, monologues

Learned how to analyze film, characterization, archetypes, and how film can often be like art and provide more than entertainment value. 

This course provides an academic and laboratory study of motion picture film as an art form. Films are studied in depth, from how films are actually created to how this art is achieved through control of such things as camera and lighting and angle. In addition to viewing, students read and write critical reviews and scripts.

Learned how to express ideas creatively in the form of writing, narrative intricacies, descriptive proficiency, and the fine art of self-editing and revision. Inspired me to write outside of school.

Developed my art skills to create a set, props, and spotlights.

Further developed my photography skills and my interest in visual art, as well as learn how to use Photoshop.

Covers the fundamentals of the art and technique of black and white photography. Students learn to use various types of cameras, from 35mm to digital as they take their own photographs, develop film and print their own pictures in the photography-enlarging lab. Areas that may be covered include studio and product photography, digital photography, special effects in the camera, photo lab, or on the computer, and image retouching. Students develop an aesthetic appreciation of photography through the introduction of principles of composition and elements of design. The historical and cultural context of photography is investigated and career opportunities are presented.

Played a small role; Daniel Boone in a play called "The American Dream" or something along the lines of that. It won't even come up when searched but trust me it does exist.