Hazal ucar - As Media Studies - Foundation portfolio
Friday, 20 February 2015
Evaluation question 7: Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?
What was the preliminary task? and how effective was the preliminary task?
The preliminary task was a practise session for my group and I to film a conversation and for us to figure out our strengths and weaknesses. For example my weakest point was be able to hold the camera in focus and my strongest points were the camera angles and sizes. By doing the preliminary task we built up our knowledge within our roles and settings
Preliminary task
Comparison
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| In this shot we can see that the panel shot has not been used properly because we cant see the shoulder of the character. And in this frame I can see loads of empty spaces that hasn't been used. |
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| I improved in our movements and made the character move more often and the camera would follow our character as he moves. |
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| The editing on this shot is not very good because the frame before looked a bit like a jump cut and was a noticeable edit instead of a smooth one. |
pre- production paper work:
Personal reflection
I believe that I made a successful thriller because we improved on our preliminary task which highlights that we have contributed and improved in our work. Therefore, We gathered a lot of primary and secondary research which gave us an idea on how to make our work better and how to make it successful.
I mostly enjoyed filming our scenes and including loads of blood because we got to be creative and make real blood and make our scenes look realistic.
To improve we should of included more camera shots.
From the whole process I learnt how to produce primary sound and include it to the thriller movie. I also learnt how to film and bring alive an actual storyboard.
Wednesday, 18 February 2015
Final Production: That One Night
I am HAZAL UCAR: 7146
I worked with;
GIZEM MAYIL: 7204
AMANI SWEENEY- FENTON: 7920
That One Night
Friday, 30 January 2015
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