Looking back at your
preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it
to the full product?
Comparing
the final film and production for it to the preliminary film we did at the
beginning, I think what both as a group and personally, we’ve improved in every
aspect.
The most
notable change/ improvement would be the planning. When we made the preliminary
film at the beginning of the year, we went in it head first with next to no
planning. We assumed that we would just take the shots on whatever we think
would look good at the time. However after looking back at the final
preliminary film, we count have been more wrong. There was no flow from shot to
shot, it was confusing, and in complete honesty, it looked like a joke.
After seeing
how unsuccessful this was, we decided for the final film, we would spend
multiple hours both in school and at home on the planning aspect. And after
doing so, we had a specific list on what we would be shooting, what angles,
where and when all as a plan. This proved successful in the fact that the final
film flows like a normal film should, we have many more shots, and it generally
has a professional feel; giving the final film a more ‘real’ media product
feel.
Another
major improvement will be the maturity in the filming. During the preliminary
film, we didn’t take much care, we joked around, and this was shown in the
final film, as it wasn’t very good. However we went about the final film as
though we were independent filmmakers. We arranged filming out of school time,
we took care of the mise en scene of the characters; we dealt with every small
issue, and made making the film out top priority over having fun doing it.
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