Showing posts with label Filming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Filming. Show all posts

Friday, 8 April 2011

Final Film

This is our final film. It has the production image we created, the improvements we made based on our feedback and we even got the soundtrack into it.

Sunday, 3 April 2011

Feedback to film

This week we showed our film to the rest of our class. It was a working copy, the only thing we missed though was the soundtrack. It all went pretty well except during the showcase one clip hadn't exported with the rest so we had three seconds of "Media can't be found" but it didn't have too much effect on the overall film.

The feedback we got was better than I expected. People did enjoy the film and thought we had some decent camera shots and angles. They especially enjoy the last half of the film as the pace picked up and they became more ivolved in the characters. The first half was the main problem as we had complaints about it being too slow and the credits not fitting in well enough. We hope to address these problems and improve the film. Overall, we had some positive feedback, even though some of the marks we found were quite harsh, but that's just people's opinions.

Friday, 1 April 2011

Showcase Film



This was the film we showed at our showcase.

What I liked:

- Camera angles e.g. smoking scene, cigarette scene

- Sound effects, although some need to be added the ones we had I thought fitted nicely.

- Lighting, although hard to get right I thought it fitted the genre.

Things I think need improvement:

- Titles and credits need to be added in a more sophisticated way that better reflects the genre.

- Soundtrack soundtrack soundtrack

- The pace of the first half of the film needs to edited so it's quicker

Sunday, 20 March 2011

Preliminary sequence



This is the preliminary sequence that me and my group made before we did I real film opening. I enjoyed doing this as it was the first time I got to handle the camera and experiment with the angles. Personally, I think the sequence isn't that very good as we rushed it in an hour when we should've spent more time planning it and shooting the conversation multiple times.

What I learnt:

- A variety of camera angles is good when it comes to editting.

- Conversation needs to be done multiple times so during editting it can be editted to flow smoothly