The document summarizes the creator's experience filming an advertisement. There were some issues during pre-production including an inability to book camera equipment and not having a tripod, resulting in shaky footage. However, the actual filming went well since the creator structured it similarly to how they planned to edit it together. Some shots were shaky due to difficulties positioning the camera without a tripod. Additionally, footage was too large, cutting parts of clips out of frame and causing text at the end to be illegibly out of focus, weakening the overall advertisement.

1. My Advert Evaluation.
During the filming of the advert there was a few ‘hick-ups’ so to speak. But over all I was quite happy
with my final outcome.
To start off, I had a few problems leading up to the actual recording of my advert. These consisted of
not being able to book a camera, or a tripod, not having the pre-production up to date. I had to ask a
friend to borrow his camera, but he didn’t have a tripod, this is why the advert is very wobbly.
The actually advert itself went really well because the way I filmed it was the way I was putting it
together. This made it really easy to create my advert and this is why it only took me a about half an
hour to actually put my advert together.
Some of my favourite shots were very wobbly because It was hard to get the camera into position
and also with having a tripod I had to hold it.
This was the shot:
Also another thing that kind of ruined my advert was for some reason all the footage I brought in
was very large, meaning only half of the actual clip was on the screen. This is why toms head and
the phone don’t fit in the screen perfectly.
At the very end of the advert the SONY Headphones are extremely out of focus. This really badly
wrecks my advert because you can’t read what they are.