
The above image contains 4 photos that I captured on the steps of Sydney's Opera House. Montage is a word from French Cinema editing meaning assemblage.
Film makers use Story Board Montages as a visual reference for camera set ups.



You have a range of shot compositions to choose from:

PHOTO TEAM ASSIGNMENT
Steps
1. Work out your story first - keep the visual narrative simple - you only have 4 images
2. Find a location - look for high contrast light & shade
3. Photograph the scenes in colour- decide the type of shot best to highlight your dramatic narrative
4. Convert to Black & White
5. Crop if necessary
6. Make a collage
I used Photogrid to create the collage

My previous years Montage notes here
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