SHOTS ANGLES

1.Long shot
 In this picture you can see the beautiful long landscape.



2.Aerial shot
The landscape of this image is superb because it is taken from the aerial angle and it can be seen all the city with its wonderful lights.



3.Eye level shot
This angle of photographing is very nice because it puts access to the eyes of the protagonist.




4. Low angle
Using this angle in this image, we can make the goal look twice as big. The result is very nice.




5.High angle
This image is made from above and we can see this wonderful dog as we look.






6.Medium shot
With the angle in this image we can make a picture '' only up to half '', the result is great.




7. Wide shot
In this picture we can see the landscape as well as the two protagonists.




8.Two shot
Using this angle  we can make a picture just up to the shoulders, focusing more on the face of the protagonist.




9. Point of view
With this angle of view we can make a picture as if you were from our point of view.



10. Slanted angle
With this angle we can change the perspective.

The history of horror

The gothic novel 


1. Who invented the G.N?

The Gothic Novel was intented to Horace Walpole. The first one was The Castle of Otranto and the first published in 1764.
  
2. Which basic elements of horror do you remember from the introductory lesson? Write a minimum of ten.

· The Spirits
· Thunder and lightning
· Shrieks
· Vampire
· Blood
· Omens
· Unexpected events
· Animal’s howl
· Haunted house

· Threat

3. Choose one of the tipics on discovering literature and write a post. 

Dracula: vampires, perversity and Victorian anxieties

This topic explains the history and the characteristics of the vampires, more specific Dracula, Bram Stoker.  In his book reflects the fears of immigration, sexual promiscuity and moral degeneration. They say that the vampire is a complicated creature and a very contradictory figure (alluring/horrifying). Also his ability to move through the streets in London, in this moment he reflects the immigration. The act of vampirism, with its blood, suggests the fear of sexually transmitted. The literature tends to present the vampire myth as a sexual allegory and in the book appears two women: Mina and Lucy “the New Woman”.

The psychological horror story

1. Who is Edgar Allan Poe?
Edgar Allan Poe is an american writer, poet, critic and editor.

2. When and where was he born?
He was born on 19th January 1809, in Boston (Massachusetts).

3. What was he famous for?

He is famous for his tales and poems of horror and mystery, including The Fall of the House of Usher, The Tell-Tale Heart and The Raven.

4. Did he married?
Yes, with his cousin Virginia and the couple married in 1836.

5. How did he die?
He died on 7th October 1849 and he died of a great distress.

6. Name some of his most famous works?

His famous works were ‘The Black Cat’, ‘The Raven’ and ‘Annabel Lee’.

Alfred Hitchcock

1. What is his nickname ? 

The nickname of Hitchcock is ‘The Master of Suspense’.

2. What was his most famous horror film?

His most famous horror film was Psycho.

3. What was his main contribution to horror?
His main contribution to horror was his frequent use of the subjective camera to reveal a character’s vision.

My Bucket List

1. Become a doctor.


2. Visit Maldives. 


3. Go to dance classes.




4. Travel with my friends. 



5. Jump with the parachute. 


6. Go with my friends to a big festival. 



7. Go to University in Madrid.


8. Learn to play the piano. 



9. To have a healthy life.



10. Have the car of my dreams.