Question 7: looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product ?
Preliminary compared with final film
The storyboard was used in the pre production of our preliminary to plan what type of shots we are filming, we also did this for our final film. We also for ur final film did more research looking into locations and props and planning a time schedule. We waited to make sure everything was correct before filming.
During the production of our preliminary the storyboard had changed, we had not followed our storyboard completely but we understood this and tried to make sure this didn't happen during the filming of our final piece. When we were filming for the final product we had tried to follow the storyboard as much as we could but once we got to the location we got many different ideas and tried to incorporate them. the editing of the preliminary was easy, we were familiar with the software and were able to comfortably use it for both pieces.
mise en scene -we tried to follow the mise en scene aspects such as setting, costume, props and shot type. these were all big factors during the filming.
editing - we tried to use as many cross-cuts and match-cuts in our opening to show a variety of skills.
After we finished filming we looked at the preliminary and looked at the different ways in which we could have planed and filmed, we tried to learn from this and make sure our next project was better.
what i have learned from these two projects is how to properly plan a film opening or any other project and that the importance of the research beforehand and making sure that it is all correct. i have also that the most important part is the pre-production and that it should be done well.
i also learned how to use the different pieces of equipment and to get used to them for example the JVC camera.
Also lastly the post-production and the importance of understand the quality of feedback you get and to learn from it.
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