The document discusses what was learned from a preliminary task to the final product of a media studies project. It notes that filming techniques like using different shots, tripods, and edited clips improved the quality and made the filming easier. Choosing the right setting was also important, as it allowed for more professional-looking clips that could be edited flexibly without affecting the setting. Overall, the progression from the preliminary task to the final piece showed a significant improvement in filming quality and ease through techniques learned.

1. Aletta Vaida Media Studies Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product? Our preliminary task was very simple and easy to understand. It applied all the points needed to fit with the detail. Whilst evolving our product we have learnt what shots work well and how they fit good together. This highly improved the quality of our filming and made everything work a lot more easier. We also have learnt that edited clips, and using a tripod make the film look much better. This was consequently a very big improvement from our preliminary task to our final piece, as again this helps it all run much more easily. The setting is very important when filming a movie, as if you choose a right setting it also makes the clip look much more professional, it also means that you can edit the clip in many ways, without affecting the way the setting looks if you get to choose the right location.