02. Prelim Evaluation

Group 19 Prelim

Key skills we were particularly good at was the ability to pick out camera angles which would flow with the on screen action but would also give the audience a feeling that they were there themselves. This could be seen with our completed film as the shots were taken accurately so in doing this made editing much easier. What worked well was the communication within the team meaning we cooperated with each other by taking each others ideas and opinions so nobody felt left out . Some changes i would make is sticking more to the storyboard so filming can be done more efficiently. During this project i've learnt that the use of a storyboard is quite important as is give a detailed breakdown of where everything should be and what's happening on screen, this makes it much easier than trying to remember everything mentally as this could lead to errors e.g. one scene a prop is one one side of a table and next it's on the other side. The use of a shots-list is equally essential as the storyboard. It gives you a sense of direction during filming but also allows you to establish what type of tone you're trying to set for example using the over the shoulder shot gives the audience the feeling of being the character and that they are interacting with the on screen actor.

Here is our completed prelim: