My reflection

We did manage to fulfill all the criteria we were asked to do however there were strengths and weakness to this task. One of the out strong points was keeping the 180 degree rule this

was straight forward for us because we knew to keep to one side when filming.

We were exceptional when it came to negotiating about where we should locate our film, we decided that doing it after school in the English corridor was the best place because there are not a lot of people around there which meant there will be no disturbing us and we it would be quiet.

However it did takes us a long time to actually understand what we were meant to film and I think we only made the filming harder than what it was. What we need to do is actually understand our task fully so that we make sure we get the right shots for the task then add in any additional shots after.

Did you fulfill all the criteria?

In the film the only sound we could hear was the sound of the two characters exchanging dialogue this is because we wanted everyone to hear the conversation. We kept the dialogue between the two characters short and simple so that we didn’t over complicate things.

We learnt that organization is crucial because that is the one thing that will keep us on track and help us know what we have already done and what will still need to do. When it came to organizing the characters that was fairly easy because we made sure that everyone in the group had a role to contribute in the group, and we used characters in our group so we didn’t have to worrying about any additional characters being in lessons.

I learnt that filming is a difficult process and not as easy and just getting to camera and pressing record. There a certain stuff that need to be done a specific way

What did you learn during the filming process?

I learnt that editing is a long process and when editing you need to be aware of what you are trying to edit.

I also learnt that when you want to cut a film although you have cut it is still their which means toy won’t have to re-upload that section if you’ve made a mistake.

Adding on that you have to think about where you cutting things into certain places and why it’s going that particular order.

What did you learn about editing from the process of making a film?

By Kefrane Diakenga