7. Looking back at your preliminary task what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
Our preliminary task taught us the importance of storyboarding in detail as it makes it so much easier to know specifiacly what it is that your filming and what types shots you need to film. A major things that i feel as group we learnt was how to be organised and sechedual as group the timings in which we could film and edit. One problem that we encountred when we wre filiming our prelimary task and had to make sure we did not do when, we begun filiming our opening sequence was the lighting. After we filmed and imported on to the I Macs we noticed at the lighting was very dark and we could not see the charcters well this was because of the filltering settings of the camera.
- Everytime we would set up the camera we had to make sure that we had the camera was in writing settings so that we would not have to kepe re-doing scenes again. In adittion when i filmed i found that the problem i had was trying to keep the camera steady. I learnt that the quikest way to doing close-ups and point of view of shots was to pause the camera and then slowly zooom in. Moreover looking back at our premliminary task the way in which we filmed certain shots was very basic, in comparsion to our final piece.
We learnt how to be creative when we filmed certain scenes for example we filmed a point of view shot of our main charatce from out the side a libary window, we managed to slowly zoom in on her facial expression. I feel that was creative as quite diffrent to t the ways in which normal point of shots are shown in psychological thrillers.
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