I am happy with the
actors, dialogue and shots we chose, as I think they all worked well together
to make the finished video good. Our actors (Caoimhe and Rainbow) did a great
job, and played their parts convincingly which helped to make our scene seem
more realistic. We wrote our own dialogue, which I think helped to make our
video more original, however, I think it would have been good to have chosen a
more individual and unique storyline. Overall, the shots we used looked
professional and were clear. However, there were people in the background who
weren’t supposed to be in a couple of shots, so I think next time we need to
check this before editing our video together.
The planning of our
project took longer than it did to actually make the video. It took us a while
to write a script, and to find people who wanted to act in the video. Once we’d
filmed everything, it didn’t take Ellie very long to edit it into something we
were all happy with.
We did not complete a
risk assessment as our filming took place in a classroom and a hallway, and
none of our actors were doing anything that would put them at risk.
I
think that the techniques we used were adequate and I would not use a different
range. We used the compulsory techniques (180-degree rule, shot reverse shot,
and match on action) and I think that if we had included any more, the editing
of our video would have been unnecessarily difficult.
We showed the video
to our friends (since our audience was mainly teenagers) and they enjoyed it. I
think this is because they found it easy to relate to as the actors were also
teenagers. The video was also quite realistic, which I think made the viewers
engage with it well.
Overall, there are no
significant changes that I would make to our video, other than the points I
have mentioned already. One change we had to make was adding the logo at the
start of the video, which we initially forgot to do.
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