The blog was used throughout all stages of the filmmaking process. During pre-production, planning and research was documented on the blog with pictures, videos, and slideshows. Production was recorded daily with photos of the filming. Post-production updates included pictures of editing progress and screenshots of developing the poster and magazine article. The blog also served to look back on planning and get feedback on works in progress.

2.  The blog was used during this stage as all the
preparation we did was put on to our blog.
 My research of the genre, about the key media
concepts and even analysing short films.
 Even for the planning the shot list, scene by scene,
list, schedule and storyboards were recorded on the
blog.
 I did not just type it up I added pictures and videos
and used slideshare to make it more interesting.
 All the research for the poster and the magazine
article was also recorded on the blog.

3.  The blog was used in the production
stage in order to record our filming.
 Each day that we filmed I took pictures
and put them up on my blog to show
what we had done and what I did and
how I contributed to film.
 The blogs were also used to look back at
our planning to see where we would be
filming next or what shot we had to do.

4.  The blog was used in the post- production
stage as when we were editing out film using
final cut we again took pictures of us editing,
to put on the blog to the progress were making
as a group.
 Then when I started making the poster I took
screenshots each time to show my progress
and how the poster built up. I also used to get
ideas from as I put up different fonts on the
blog to what people thought.
 For the magazine article I did the same thing
and put up screen shots then at the end put up
the final product.

5.  I answered all the evaluation questions
on the blog using videos and powerpoint
to make it more interactive.