Evalutation - Question 3
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The document summarizes audience feedback on a movie trailer. Viewers generally enjoyed the trailer and thought the special effects at the end looked good. Some positive comments included that the strobing effect on a door built suspense and the camera work, cuts, and mix of indoor and outdoor scenes were well done. However, one viewer felt the ending didn't make sense and wasn't scary. Suggested changes included using faster-paced music at the end and showing more clips from different parts of the movie to give a better sense of the storyline.
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The document contains an evaluation of the author's production process for a short horror film. It summarizes the research, planning, and peer feedback stages. For the research, the author notes that audience feedback helped with certain creative decisions. For the planning, storyboarding and scheduling helped structure the film. However, the production schedule was not fully followed due to timing issues. Peer feedback praised the sound design, tension building, and ending, but noted the story could be clearer with a longer runtime and some sound levels needed adjusting. The author agrees with most feedback and plans to focus more on shots and audio for future projects.
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The document provides an evaluation of Jack Morton's production process for a short film. Some strengths identified include asking the right questions in primary research to understand the target audience and genres they would enjoy. However, some questions allowed silly answers that did not help. Secondary research found the target audience was male, so more action scenes will be included. Weaknesses included time management during production, which affected lighting and editing. Peer feedback noted liking the interesting story but improvements could be sound effects and music to set tone, and improving transitions between scenes.
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The filmmaker received helpful feedback from 12 comments on their film. While most comments were positive, some noted issues with readability of the titles during the static scene and loudness of the static audio. A few comments also indicated confusion about the storyline. Overall, the feedback suggested that faster pacing and incomplete viewing may have contributed to some ambiguity, but effects, sound, and camerawork were well received. Most criticism centered around readability and understandability, which the filmmaker sees as opportunities for improvement in future works.
6. evaluation sf 2017
This document contains an evaluation by Leah Ellis of their research, planning, production process, and product for a film project. Some key points:
- The strengths of Leah's research included covering a wide range of topics to get a balanced view, but they acknowledge not researching everything fully.
- Their planning included mind mapping ideas and storyboarding, but they could have planned the mind map differently for more freedom of ideas.
- Leah feels they managed their time adequately but could have done better, and had enough time to complete pre-production and their product on deadline.
- Feedback noted the changing mood and music were good, but some scenes were too grainy, and the message was unclear
Evaluation
1) The document discusses the process of creating a horror movie trailer for a class assignment. It describes conducting research on horror film conventions, writing a film proposal, planning production through location scouting, scheduling, and risk assessment.
2) During filming, the student encountered issues with lighting and audio but was able to solve them. Editing went well though the file was corrupted and had to be re-done. Effects were used sparingly.
3) Test audiences felt the trailer was well-filmed and edited but that the music did not fit and audio quality was poor, bringing it down. Overall the process and trailer followed horror conventions but areas like audio could have been improved.
Reserach
- The document discusses research and experiments conducted for a student film project, including analyzing survey results, films, and production techniques from other works.
- The student filmed scenes on campus using different shots and angles, then edited the clips together with transitions, music, and sound effects.
- Some challenges encountered were blurry footage, an overly bright filming location, loud ambient sound recordings, and ensuring enough storage space on memory cards. The student aims to improve camera focus, audio quality, and planning for backup footage.
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The document discusses the evaluation of Tom Haase's production process for a short film. It describes his research on target audiences for genre selection, analysis of professional films, practice filming and editing, and constraints faced. It evaluates the strengths of planning documents, management of time and completion of filming and editing. Peer feedback praises tense music and color correction, but suggests shortening length and clarifying the story. Tom agrees length should be shorter but disagrees more effects are needed to maintain realism.
6. evaluation sf 2017
The document provides an evaluation of the production process for a short film project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the student's research, planning, production, editing, aesthetic choices, and audience appeal. For research, the document notes that audience research provided industry knowledge but did not directly influence the final product. Planning was aided by location scouting but time management could be improved. During production, various camera techniques were utilized to create atmosphere. Sound effects were layered to enhance immersion. The editing process went well overall except for challenges integrating a train transition sound effect. Peer feedback praised the artistic style, sound design, and editing but noted the story could be clearer and some shots were too grainy.
completed short film evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Kieran Beal's production process. Some strengths highlighted include useful research, experiments with camera work and editing software, and deciding not to include non-diegetic music. Some weaknesses included failing to fully explain target audience parameters and justifying shot choices. The pre-production plan outlined risks and contingencies but the shot list was not fully followed due to location limitations. More time could have been spent refining transitions and special effects. Peer feedback noted some shots were out of focus and the vault door ending could have been improved with smoother animation.
short film evaluation
Kieran Beal evaluated their production process for a short film. Strengths included useful research on shots and experiments with equipment. Weaknesses included lack of explanation for target audience choices. Peer feedback praised visual effects and acting, but noted some shots were out of focus. Kieran agrees focus could have been improved and the vault door scene animated better with more time. They would take more time to ensure all shots are in focus and props/audio fully developed.
Short film evaluation 2
Kieran Beal evaluated their production process for a short film. Their strengths included useful research on shots and experiments with equipment. Weaknesses included not fully justifying their target audience or explaining all research topics. Their pre-production plan outlined guidelines but the shot list changed due to location limitations. Peer feedback noted good transitions/effects but some shots lacked focus and the vault door ending could be improved. Kieran agrees improvements in focus, props, audio, and polishing effects were needed.
Media evaluation question 3
The document discusses what the author has learned from audience feedback on their horror film project. They received feedback at various stages of production through surveys and focus groups. This helped them improve elements like the film title, increase sympathy for characters, and add more horror elements. When a teacher noted the original title was too similar to a James Bond film, they changed it based on more feedback. Overall, the author learned incorporating audience perspectives helped strengthen their film and make it more appealing to target viewers.
Evaluation.
The document discusses the production and evaluation of a short film. It describes the filmmaker's research process, planning, time management, editing techniques, and feedback. The filmmaker took inspiration from another short film called "Angst" and focused on experimental editing including overlays, color adjustments, and glitch effects. While happy with the final product, the filmmaker acknowledges areas for improvement like additional shots, camera movements, and audio quality.
Evaluation
- The document provides an evaluation of the production process for a short film called "Lost and Found."
- Secondary research was more difficult than expected, but a survey found sci-fi to be the most popular genre. Storyboarding and planning went well.
- Time management issues caused delays after a USB drive was lost containing work files. Lessons were learned about backups.
- Peer feedback praised the special effects, sound, and storyline while suggesting improvements to lighting and background noise.
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The document provides a self-evaluation by Alfie Ingram of various aspects of a production process, including research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, Alfie notes strengths like experiments informing products but weaknesses in limited audience size. For planning, Alfie highlights knowledge gained of needed items but weaknesses in the pro-formas. Alfie acknowledges poor time management. Aesthetically, Alfie's trailer and poster receive praise and criticism. Peer feedback positively notes visuals and story but suggests fixes like consistent aspect ratios and lengthening "Coming Soon." Alfie agrees some points need addressing and disagrees about wanted poster image quality.
Short film rotation evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Will Cave's production process and short film. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, production, and final product. Peer feedback praised the comedic aspects, use of music to narrate the story, and clear protagonist/antagonist. Suggested improvements included extending the opening scene and adding background music in some scenes. Will Cave agrees the music worked well but disagrees with one criticism, and would add more background music and make the urgency clearer in the opening.
5. Evaluation
Spencer Fox evaluated their production process for creating a promotional trailer and poster for a fictional action thriller film. Their research included analyzing existing trailers, posters, and interviews to help structure their own promotional materials. Spencer conducted primary research like surveys and interviews to learn about their target audience. For planning, Spencer created storyboards, shot lists, and resource lists. Their time management was good until production delays, but they finished on time despite technical issues during editing. The final trailer and poster were of decent quality but could be improved with reshoots and more crew assistance. Spencer provided a detailed technical and aesthetic analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of their promotional materials.
Evaluation
The document discusses conventions of teaser trailers, horror film trailers, and horror film posters. It then analyzes how the teaser trailer, titled "Jigsaw", follows these conventions. The trailer is under a minute, uses cryptic footage and music without dialogue to generate curiosity, and leaves the viewer with questions about the storyline without giving too much away. The trailer also uses fast pacing, jump cuts, and sound effects similar to other horror trailers. The poster features a dark, striking image and prominently displayed title consistent with horror film poster conventions.
6. evaluation sf 2017
This document discusses the evaluation of a short film production project. It covers research, planning, production, peer feedback, and areas for improvement. Some key points:
- Primary research for determining the target audience had some unhelpful responses, while secondary research on similar genres was more useful.
- Planning went smoothly overall but didn't account for last-minute story changes that could have improved the film.
- Peer feedback noted issues with the music timing and sound effects quality, while praising the exposure and concept.
- The producer agrees the music timing was off but feels some effects were appropriate, and would focus more time on each stage of the project given more time.
2. research sf 2017
The document summarizes research conducted for a film project. It analyzes the target audiences of two similar films, Project Almanac and Chronicle, finding that both appeal most to teenage males. Most viewers prefer action/adventure genres without cliffhangers. Research also showed that the target audience for this film's genre and age group tend to be more politically liberal. The document concludes that the protagonist should not represent right-wing politics and should be male to appeal to the primary target demographic. It also determines that the film should be rated 12 to avoid mature content and appeal to younger viewers.
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Evalutation - Question 3
- 1. Question 3 What have you learned from your audience feedback?
- 2. Did you enjoy the trailer?
- 3. Did you remember the name of the film?
- 4. What did you think of the special effects at the end? “ Brilliant” “ They looked very good and successfully made me want to know what was happening” “ Very good” “ Good!” “ Really good, interesting!” “ Very good, although it looked superimposed” “ Quite poor. The weird Star Wars-esque hologram thing (while not necessarily looking bad) seemed to make little sense and wasn't exactly frightening.” “ I was expecting something a little more scary.” Negative Positive
- 5. What did you like most about the trailer? The effect of strobing around the door looked very good and suited the mood perfectly Suspense! Good camera work, smooth moves & cuts, nice mix of indoor and outdoor scenes I just liked all of it. Effects were good. There has obviously been some real thought and research put into the making of this trailer for SHIFT. I enjoyed the way it built the tension and set the scene. It gathered pace and grabbed your attention quickly but without giving too much away. I was left intrigued as to how the storyline would progress and how the movie would finally end. I have seen many so called top budget trailers that have done a lot worse; great trailer in my opinion.
- 6. Would you change anything about the trailer?
- 7. What would you change? Alterations required for the music at the end a faster paced piece to match the speed of the editing I don't think that I got an idea of what the film is going to be about - the trailer doesn't seem to convey a lot about the storyline. Some more clips from different parts, so that it doesn't seem like it's all set in the house and/or woods, it made it seem a bit static I'd change the font for the words at beginning because they seem a bit harsh and i think that the music and the film emphasise that its really tense so you could have used a less bold font like the one for the name of the film or the website and that would also mean that the three bits of text went together better as well..
- 8. Average Rating 4.1 / 5.0