Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Evidence of working

This photo shows are checklists for our coursework and also the labels of who in our group is doing what tasks.











This photo shows me working on the storyboards and plan, and shows Beth doing research for music and fonts.














This is a photo of Beth editing the film opening, to ensure that everything makes sense and has a good impact.


Tuesday, 17 January 2017

peer assessment

Panophobia



I think in this film opening, the film titles burning and having the reverse effect on really was successful. I liked how they was on photographs as well. It was something different and really gave that effect of the memories they was remembering.
I like the camera shots taken, in the arcade. It really gives a sense of feeling to the audience.
To me there was nothing that was confusing, the film opening seemed well thought of and planned. Things that I feel could of been improved was the light reflections on the photographs, so they can be seen better. If anything I think that the lighter sequences went on too long and maybe could done faster so more shots of there memories can be seen. I don't think the these scenes were much needed near the end.




Thursday, 8 December 2016

First draft film opening feedback



In our feedback there was good shots like panning and close ups. People thought the narration was good because then people knew the plot. People liked the diegetic sounds, like the crunching of leaves, as it made it more interesting and realistic. The atmosphere matched the music that was played lightly in the background and there was an intriguing story line.

We was told that some shots were blurry and shaky, but we will re film some of these. Everyone said that our narrating was too fast and no clear, so we then went and re filmed the voice over, and made it slower and more understandable. People thought that the women that found the body, should have had some close ups of her reaction. The feedback we got was for the reaction of the women to be more realistic. We found that people was quite confused, as there was 2 dogs and you hardly saw the other dog and you didn't know where it came from.