The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary task to the final product. They learned to use a tripod and proper camera for more stable shots with clearer images. Angles are better by not leaving extra space above character's heads. The importance of titles, music, and credit timing was realized, as these elements can make the video feel rushed if not done correctly.

1. By Alicem Meter
LOOKING BACK AT YOUR PRELIM TASK, WHAT
HAVE YOU LEARNT IN THE PROGRESSION FROM
THAT TO THE FINAL PRODUCT?

2. LOOKING BACK AT YOUR PRELIM TASK, WHAT HAVE YOU LEARNT
IN THE PROGRESSION FROM THAT TO THE FINAL PRODUCT?
The hardest part of my prelim task was holding the camera stable because I was using my phone and
getting the 180 degree rule right was hard as well because when I first attempted I got it wrong.
I was happy with my preliminary task because I got the match on action right but when my friend dropped I
couldn’t position him well and I had to film a reaction shot because of my mistake which is why I wasn’t
totally pleased with my preliminary task.

3. • First of all the quality is better and the camera work is much more stable because I
used a tripod and I used a proper camera.
• The images are clearer and more stable also now the angles are better in my prelim I
have left a lot of space on top of characters heads.
• The titles and the music when they enter and exist the screen is really important and
also if the credits go away really quickly it makes everything looks really rushed so
timing matters a lot.