This document reviews several video shots for a project. It rates shots of a model holding a teddy bear from a video shoot as good or bad based on factors like sound quality, positioning, whether the model remembered her lines. Shots rated as good were clear, had the teddy bear still and facing the camera, and had usable audio. Shots deemed as bad had issues like unclear sound, the model forgetting her lines or moving the teddy bear in a weird angle.

1. Video
Reference
Duration Shot Type Good/Not
bad/Bad
Comment
DSC_0024.MOV 4 Seconds Medium Close
Up
Good This is the shot that I used
as the model is smiling and
she sounds excited about
the guest on the show and
the sound is clear.
DSC_0028.MOV 1 Second Close Up Good In this shot I did a close up
of ‘Ted’ and had a voice
over of him saying “Hello”.
This shot was one of the
best shots I had due to the
teddy staying still and not
moving like it slightly does
in other shots.
DSC_0029.MOV 1 Seconds Close Up Good This shot is simply a 1
seconds shot of the Teddy
in order for me to have my
sponsorship voiceover
“sponsored by Loose
Women” due to the fact
that I could slow down the
other close up shot, as the
sound would have been
affected.
DSC_0027.MOV 4 Seconds Medium Close
Up
Bad In this shot the Teddy Bear
is in the models arms at a
slightly weird angle and it
doesn’t look right,
therefore I didn’t use this
shot.
DSC_0026.MOV 4 Seconds Medium Close
Up
Bad In this shot the model
forgets what she is meant
to be saying, therefore I
was unable to use this shot.
DSC_0025.MOV 4 Seconds Medium Close
Up
Bad In this shot the sound isn’t
very clear, therefore I was
unable to use this shot.
DSC_0023.MOV 1 Seconds Close Up Bad In this shot the sound is
very clear, therefore I
couldn’t use this shot. Also
the model slightly moves
the teddy bear so it’s not
facing the camera.
DSC_0022.MOV 1 Second Close Up Bad In this shot the recording is
cut too short and the
ending of the sound is cut
off.