Evaluation Question Seven

1. QUESTION SEVEN:
LOOKING BACK AT YOUR PRELIMINARY TASK, WHAT
YOU FEEL YOU HAVE LEARNT IN THE PROGRESSION
FROM IT TO THE FULL PRODUCT?
George Johnson

2. OUR PRELIMINARY EXERCISE
Our preliminary exercise was the first production that we did as a group.
The scene produced did not have to be complex, but rather had to be a
simple showcase displaying elements of match-on-action and the
maintenance of the 180° rule.
In addition to this, we used shot-reverse-shot when filming dialogue in
order to show that the two characters involved were talking to each other.

3. HOW WE HAVE IMPROVED
Our preliminary exercise was extremely basic, yet it still showcased our
ability to use match-on-action in an efficient manner, however within our
final feature, we were able to attach two scenes together whilst they
remained unbroken, in what was an overall smoother transition. As well as
this we also were able to edit opening titles as to allow the name of our
production company to disappear as a wipe. This displayed our
advancement, as were now able to do more elaborate edits than before.

4. ‘DO NOT PASS GO’
Our finished film, ‘Do Not Pass Go’ is a vast improvement on our
preliminary exercise as it now includes more complex transitions,
appropriate camera angles, the inclusion of non-diegetic sound and an
overall better storyline. The final film shows how far we have come as a
group, in relation to the development of films.