Since the prelimiary task I have learnt a lot about the different software and how to use it. I also know now that planning is vital and not being organised can lead to unfortunate consequences for your group. Such as rushed filming and editing, messed up shooting schedules cause problems such as showing up to film when there is no actor/actress for your film.
Editing for my first film was quick and we cut shots of the film short, this ruined some of the camerawork as it did not flow. This is better now as from practise I have better knowledge of the edting programmes and how they work best. I have learned to add to my film; for example: titles and soundtrack. Along with the technique of the spit edit I used, and the variety of camera shots I played with in the preliminary task I have now improved my final film and created a better piece of work from the first task. With all of this added together I have made a better film this time.
Roles within the group are assigned quickly so responsibility can be split and work can be done at twice the pace with everyones ideas involved in the proccess. With diffusion of responsibility it is less of a work load and everyone can get something done for the film, without feeling left out.
I have defintly made progress from the first task and it shows in my final film.
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