The document discusses various tools and techniques used to create an opening film sequence. It mentions that a tripod allows for steady shots when filming and that the Mac contains software like Final Cut for editing shots in order and adding soundtracks. Other tools referenced include a basic flip cam for filming but its limitations for closeups, and presentation apps like Slideshare and Prezi. Mahara is identified as the journal used to share work in progress.

1. Evaluation – Task 6 - By Shamima Ali

2. The tripod is an important piece of the
technology as it allows you to make still
shots easily whilst filming. Without a tripod
filming steady shots would be extremely
impossible as you would have to have
incredibly steady hands.
The Mac contained all the
important software that was needed
for us to put together our opening
sequence.
The flip cam is a simple camera to use
whilst allowing you to film basic shots
however it does have some limitations as
close ups are difficult to make it look good
also it doesn't really have a long battery life
for you to film all day.

3. Final cut- This is the editing software we
used to edit are film. This is the final cut
timeline where you can put shots in the
order you want and edit them, you can also
put your soundtrack on to it. It is easy to use
and simple to understand.

4. Slideshare; Prezi were
just two of the presentation
techniques that we used to
present some of our work
in our journals.
We used Mahara as our very
own journal, keeping
ourselves and our teachers
updated with all our latest
work whilst working on
putting the opening sequence
together.