The document discusses the skills the author has developed from the preliminary project to completing the opening title sequence. Some of the key skills developed include filming techniques like framing shots and camera movements, editing software like Premier Pro and After Effects, collaboration and teamwork, and the ability to work independently. The author notes improvements in areas like reducing jump cuts, adding advanced effects, and distributing tasks when a team member was missing. Overall, the author feels more confident in their abilities to create, film, and edit an opening title sequence.

1. Evaluation Question 7

2. Intro and statement about my progress
I’ve learnt multiple key things from the prelim to the finishing product.The most
important one I think is filming and editing. In the prelim there were many jump cuts
and shaking camera movements. As well I didn’t know till making the opening
sequence how to do advanced effects and color corrections which would have come
handy in editing the prelim.

3. Skills before Prelim
• Basic Editing
Before the prelim I had experience editing videos with different apps
and software (such as IMovie) but had never used Premier Pro.
• Filming
Previously I have filmed short little videos with friends but not anything as
big as filming an opening sequence so it was a new experience that I learned
a lot of skills through.
• Knowledge of angles and shots
Studding Media Studies at GCSE kevel helped me have a basic
understand of a rang of Camera shots and angles that could be used
throughout filming the prelim and Opening sequence.

4. Skills developed in the Pre-production stage
• Creativity
• Creating shot lists and storyboards
• Planning (schedules, props)
• Arrangements (equipment, travelling etc.…)
All these skills came in useful when deciding on
what to do for our title sequence and how we
were going to create the title sequence we want
in time for the deadline, this included planning
days out to film and time to edit.
First schedule for production

5. Skills developed in the production stage
• Filming (framing, shots, movements)
• Directing/ Acting
For the production we got more of a say and creative input when it
came to filming and directing. As a group we had to come up with
different shots, angels and movements that would be effective and
useful to our title sequence, but as well as an individual I had to think
up ideas when everyone's couldn't come up with any so we didn't’t fall
behind on our schedule

6. Skills developed in the post-production stage
• Editing (Premier pro/ Photoshop)
• After Effects (Creating and Animating titles)
• Creating Soundscape
Learning how to use different software's in a short
amount of time is difficult but It helped me develop
many skills. My skills now to when we did the prelim
has developed significantly in terms of post-
production.

7. Hidden Skills
• Teamwork (missing member)
• Decision making
• Collaborating with group members
• Being independent
In the prelim I was very shy and was not use to working in a group, however now im
more confident working in a group. I can now be more independent as well, making
quick decision when needed to get a task complete.As a team member during the
planning stage unfortunately left we had to distribute the task evenly between three
and make decisions among ourselves on how we will spread out his tasks among us to
make it easier and more efficient to get the title sequence complete

8. Conclusion
• In conclusion, since the prelim to now I have
developed multiple skills and have completed the title
sequence. I can now edit better then in the prelim and
know how to film different shots and angles. As well I
can now be more apart of a team and not be afraid to
put forward my ideas.With that, I can now create, film
and edit a title sequence .