The author feels they have learned a lot about film equipment and techniques from their preliminary task to the full product. They learned to use different tools and effects in Adobe Premiere to make their work look more professional. Their knowledge of software and skills like typography and adding effects improved over the course of the project. Working under time limits for the preliminary task helped them learn time management and improve their technical skills.

1. Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you
have learnt in the progression from it to the full product.
Fahimo Sharif

2. I feel like I have understand all the equipment that I have used while I was doing my
Preliminary Task. This is because I have understand very well all the conventions of
films before I have started doing the task. Now I have understand that films used
different features and techniques in order to draw the attentions of my potential
viewers. I have also feel that my knowledge of using Adobe Premiere has expanded.
I have learnt how to use different tools that is on Adobe Premiere and at the same
time I have learnt all the techniques I need to use in order to make look professional.
I have learnt how to use effect project etc. Since the Preliminary task the complexity
of my layout has increased.
Overall my knowledge about software has improved throughout this project. I have
also learnt new techniques and skills that have helped me create my interviewing.
I have used a very basic in terms if typography and taking images which had a good
quality of 180p HD. I have learnt how to add some effects which will make it stand out
and look professional.
During the time of doing my preliminary task I set myself time limits in order to finish
something. I also give myself a week to finish all the things I need to make it look
professional. My knowledge of the technology also improved with this as I knew I was
on a time schedule in to get it done on time and did not have time to mess about it.