1. Shot Types/camera
movements film
 What did you set out to do? We set out to demonstrate each shot
type and explaining what they are used for.
 What problems did you have when filming? Some of our footage
had gotten deleted and certain shots did not have enough lighting.
 How did you transfer the video footage? We have to import it via
USB ( Log and Transfer )into the Macs using Final Cut Pro.
 How did you make the footage into clips? We had used Final Cut
Pro to put the footage together and make it look fluid.
 How did you add titles? We used LiveType to create our titles and
we imported them to final cut pro to put on each shot type
 Did you fulfill the criteria of the film? The criteria was not fulfilled

2. Continuity Task
 What did you set out to do? We had set out to make a scene opening showing
a conversation between a group of people using certain shot types ( Shot
Reverse Shot ) and techniques to make it look like it had been professionally
edited
 What shots and rules did you need to obey/use? We had to use the 180* rule
which makes the clips look like the flow and not just jump cut.
 What difficulties did you encounter with filming? Making the mistake of
breaking the 180* rule which made our clips look like they’ve jumped.
 How did you edit your clips together? Using Final Cut Pro and adding fades
etc.
 Did you fulfill the criteria of the task? No.
 What do you need to improve on for your music video work? Put more effort
into it and follow the 180* Rule