7. Looking
back at your preliminary task (the continuity editing task), what do you feel
you have learnt in the progression from it to full product?
By looking back on
our Preliminary exercise I feel that we have improved greatly. One thing that
we improved greatly was the title. The Preliminary exercise title was simple
and unoriginal. Whereas in our final piece it looks professional and unique. This
shows that we have research into other films openings to see how they have edited
their films to make them look original and have designed our own to fit the
purpose of our film.
Another way we have improved is by learning how to film better. We have shown a clear improvement in panning the camera. In the Preliminary exercise it is shaky and rough whereas in the Final clip it is smooth and steady showing that we learned how to professionally control the camera. The print screens below show the effectiveness of the camera and editing as the one focusses on the centre character and keeps her in middle third so the audience is always looking at her. However with the Preliminary the camera doesn't follow at the right speed meaning the character moves into each of the thirds.
In our preliminary exercise we had some minor faults
including the lens being just partly covered. In our final piece however we made sure this problem
did not occur as we took great care into avoiding slight errors.
The sound we have used has also improved from out preliminary exercise. in our final piece the sound is clearer and easy to understand whereas the preliminary was quiet and pointless. Also our final piece has non-diagetic sound making it more professional
The sound we have used has also improved from out preliminary exercise. in our final piece the sound is clearer and easy to understand whereas the preliminary was quiet and pointless. Also our final piece has non-diagetic sound making it more professional