In the preliminary task, the author acted in a film and took direction from colleagues without influencing camera angles or editing. For the final task, the author learned how to frame shots effectively as a camera operator, filming in difficult conditions to bring the film together. Taking on both acting and camera operating roles provided a varied experience in film production between the preliminary and final tasks.

1. Question 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you
have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

2. Preliminary Task
 In the preliminary task I took a role in starring in the film
by acting as one of the main characters.
 All I was mainly doing was being told what to do by my
colleagues, therefore I didn’t have much of a chance to
see from the camera angles and editing techniques.

3. Final Cut.
Fed The Fish

4. Final Task
 I have learnt a more camera man role by finding my
way around the camera angles to picture that perfect
shot.
 It was a difficult role as we were in freezing and windy
conditions to film, but still found a way of bringing the
film together.
 Regarding the jump between the PT to the FT I
participated in two different roles giving me a range in
variety of producing the films.

5. Final Cut.
Enough is Enough…

7. Thank You
For Your
Time
I Hope You Have Enjoyed The Evaluation
&
Our Film