The document compares shots from a preliminary task and main task video project. The author is proud of improvements in the main task, including more stable camera movement, better planned camera angles that elevate with the actor, and a better executed over-the-shoulder shot. Some shots, like a mid shot following the character, were well executed in both the preliminary and main tasks, though the main task version was more stable. A shot in a public space was also well executed in both tasks while being more careful in the main task.

1. Looking back at your
preliminary task, what do you
fell you have learnt in
progression from it to the full
product?

2. Comparisons
The clip on the top is from our
preliminary task and the one
lower down is from our main
task. I am really proud of the
lower one as I felt like we were
able to really control the
movement of the camera as in
the first one it was really shaking
and the second one it was
stable. Also, I felt that in the
prelim we just placed the actor
in front of the camera but in the
main task we actually planned
how the camera will elevate with
the actor. I felt that we executed
the over the shoulder shot
better in the main task.

3. Comparisons
On the other hand, this mid shot
in which the camera man was
following the main character I
felt we executed really well and
even though I learnt from the
preliminary task as we did do
that shot well I believe that we
made it a bit better as we were
able to keep the camera at a
stable angle.

4. Comparisons
This is another shot in which I
am proud off when it comes to
both the preliminary and the
main task. Both were executed
really well in my eyes although it
was exceedingly difficult in the
main task as it was in the public
eye and we had to be as careful
as possible without allowing it to
lose its sense of haste.