Evaluation Questions 7 (Michael)

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

Preliminary task
Full product
Pre-production stage
  • In our preliminary we only had 30 minutes to plan our movie whereas for our final product we had around a week to plan our script, storyboard and narrative.
  • This means we had enough time to plan our film and plan costume ideas and settings we need.
Production
  • We filmed our preliminary task in school and planned shots we would use as we were filming whereas for our final product we already had our shots planned and could film straight away.
  • In both we used similar shots which were shot-reverse-shot, 180 degree rule and match on action.
Post-production
  • For our preliminary film we only had a lesson to edit our film whereas for our final product we had a week to edit.
  • In both the preliminary and finished product we added music and a production picture.
  • In both we used final cut pro to edit our film.
Equipment
  • In both preliminary task and final product we used a camera. However for our final product we also got to use a mic which helped to enhance the sound outside so it was easier to hear the dialogue and blocked out the background noise such as wind.

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