The student used their Toshiba laptop to edit their film and complete other work, taking advantage of its portability. They filmed using a Sony camcorder with a built-in hard drive for extended recording time. A tripod was also used for stable filming. Communication devices like a Samsung phone and iPod Touch helped arrange filming schedules. A memory stick transferred files between computers and backed up work in case the laptop battery died. A webcam served as a microphone for a director's commentary during evaluation.

1. Leon Marshall AS MediaEvaluation activity 6: What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?

2. Technologies I usedThe main piece of technology I used was my Toshiba laptop.I used my laptop for all the editing process of my film, as well as pretty much all of my other work. And because its portable, it meant that I could do it anywhere.

3. This is the camera I used to film with. It’s a Sony Camcorder with built in hard drive, giving me more space to record in one go. And this is the tripod I used. Not exactly technology, but was very important when it came to filming

4. To help me stay in contact with people in my film or to even just make some short notes or memos, I used both my Samsung Geanio and my iPod touch. Using these made it easier to arrange filming times.

5. I used my memory for transferring files between different computers, as well as storing a backup in case my laptops battery diedI used my webcam during the evaluation, to allow me to do the directors commentary as I used it as a mic.

6. Programmes and Websites