I have learned about several technologies from constructing this product. The HD camera allowed for higher quality filming than a regular camera. A tripod was used to keep the camera steady and prevent shaky shots. The computer was vital for research, planning, editing shots with software like Adobe, and completing the project. Sound equipment like a boom pole and wind muff were used to capture clear audio where needed and reduce background noise.

1. Question 6
What have you learnt about
technologies from the process of
constructing this product?

2. The Camera
 This camera was used to film the product, it was
vital that we used this to it’s full potential to get
the best quality product. We were fortunate
because it’s was HD camera, which allows to film
in better quality instead of your average camera.
This meant we have an almost life-like product

3. The Tripod
 This is what the camera was planted on to ensure
a better quality product. This meant our shots
weren’t off balance and made the product looked
steady. It was essential to use this well or the
result would be poor quality. We didn’t use them
for the handheld, POV shots to make it look like
it’s from the human eye.

4. The Computer
 This is what we used In a Number of stages of
our Production. It allowed me carry out Research
& Planning, Edit the shots and even do this. It
was vital that we used this to show a number of
ICT skills and throughout the course And allowed
us to put the shots in place. The Software we
used (Mainly Adobe Collection) was also key to
the product as it allowed us to make the titles,
edit all the shots and put special effects in. This
piece of equipment was also vital to get the best
quality video.

5. Sound Equipment
 For this genre the type of film that it is, We didn’t
really need sound for it as there’s need going to
be much interaction. For the parts that we did
need audio for, we used a boom pole and a wind
muff to make sure that we got the speech and it
reduced the background noise. This was good
because the background noise makes it sound
unprofessional and poor and also gives a sense
of that the place wouldn’t have been deserted,
which we didn’t want.