Bus Stop Monatge Video

  • We had a task to film a montage of someone waiting for a bus. We did this to experiment with montages and try out filming and editing our first one. I added in a  song in the background to add to add to the comical effect. 
  • This montage could be improved by using a larger variety of cinematography. I could do this with shots such as high and low angled shots, or a tracking shot.

Montage: a series of short clips put together to condense time. 

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