Since their preliminary task, the author has gained significant knowledge and experience using Adobe Premiere Pro to edit multiple camera angles, structure video clips, and arrange cast lists. They have also learned how to use an opening title sequence to depict a film's story through elements like enigma, ideology, and atmosphere. The author now understands the importance of a professional and dramatic appearance with consistent lighting, sound, camerawork and editing.

1. Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have
learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
I feel that I have gained a huge amount of knowledge and
experience since my preliminary task.
Since then I have come to terms with a whole new software
(Adobe Premiere Pro CS6), learnt how to put various camera
angles into practise, e.g. tilt, zoom out, close up, extreme close up,
etc.
Furthermore, I have learnt how to arrange and structure the
sequence of clips within a film, in addition to the order of the cast
list, which I had not previously had the knowledge to do.
Also, I have gained more understanding of how to depict the story
of a film through an opening title sequence (which I clearly had no
experience in doing before now), I know now that there are key
elements which are needed to compose a decent narrative, such
as enigma, a strong and clear ideology/concept behind it and a
clear sense of a particular atmosphere.
MoreoverI learnt that it is important to be ‘dramatic’, in the sense of
having a professional appearance through consistency with
lighting, sounds, general camerawork and editing techniques.