The document compares the filmmaker's preliminary task and final product, noting several key areas of progression. For the preliminary task, camera angles were limited, basic editing software skills were used, and time management was difficult. For the final product, advanced software like Final Cut Pro was used, focus pull techniques enhanced the audience experience, and background research supported more efficient filmmaking techniques like scripting. Overall, the filmmaker gained experience that helped improve time management and filmmaking skills from the preliminary to final project.

1. 1. Looking back at you preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt
in the progression from it to the final product?
EVALUATION QUESTION 7

2. • Use of different Camera Angles.
• Use of advanced software’s like Final
Cut pro, Final Draft, Adobe Photoshop.
• Time got managed due to use of pre
production techniques like script etc.
• Limited camera angles information.
• Only used cutting and stitching in
Adobe Premiere which were basic
skills.
• Very difficult time management,
seemed to be very hectic.
COMPARISON
Preliminary Final Product

3. • Focus Pull technique for enhanced
audience experience.
• Did a lot of background research of my
institution which educated me about
different film making techniques to
make the process efficient.
• Made a screenplay before the film.
• Not many camera tricks, due to lack of
information.
• Was working within boundaries as I
was new to the film making process.
• Seemed very difficult to make it as I
did know what to do, needed constant
mentoring.
COMPARISON
Preliminary Final Product