Monday, 13 February 2012

Question 7

Looking back at your preliminary task what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to full product?


I have embedded both my Preliminary Task and my Final media product. Throughout the course, I have learnt a lot about the research, planning, filming, editing, which helped me create a film.

Here I have bullet pointed issues with my preliminary and the improvement in my final film.


Issues with my preliminary task (Hell at home):
  • Only had 2 people on set to help
  • Did not have a tri pod.
  • Some shots looked shaky
  • The setting is in my kitchen, which is not great as its not very scary.
  • Jump-Cuts - not smooth cuts
  • No soundtrack or sound effects
  • The lighting was not great
  • In a shot you can see i'm not sat in the chair (0:53)

Final film (Iridescent). Examples of improvement:
    • Good continuity
    • The soundtrack is in sync with the shots
    • No Jump Cuts
    • Effective titles - (0:00 - 0:06) which make it look like a real film opening
    • Good lighting (builds up tension as its dark)
    • Lots of codes for the audience ( 1:05 the dog is ripping a stick up showing something bad going to happen)
    • Good use of mise en scene (0:32 a fence show to character is trapped)
Skills I have improved on:
  • Use of scripts and storyboards enabled me to be more organised into what I was filming on the specific day.
  • Wider variety of shots - close ups, high/low angle shots, long shots, medium shots.
  • Better knowledge of using software: IMovie and GarageBand
  • More people on set to help

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