Sunday 25 January 2015

FEEDBACK

Following our presentation to the class of our short film, we received feedback from teachers and peers on how we can improve for our Thriller opening.

 
POSITIVES
  • We completed  the main task - we used the 180 degree rule correctly, showed Shot-Reverse-Shot, and showed an example of Match on Action
  • We received positive feedback on the narrative, and one member of the class commented that "I'm Batman." was the last thing he expected.
  • Our teachers had commented on our good use of white balance.
  • We also received positive feedback on our filters - they were used accordingly and effectively.

CRITICISM
  • We had a mixed reaction on our framing - originally we were told to be ambitious with our positioning, but we experimented with framing that just wasn't effective.
  • Our MoA did come up as something to work on. For our MoA of the door opening, the timings were slightly out, causing a delay in time. This is another thing we will look closely at during editing.)
  • We also had a comment that the CU of the door was a bit shaky as we did not use a tripod - we're not entirely sure how/why this happened, but will be sure to always overlook our footage
  • Out of the classroom, one of our friends commented that the gaps between dialogue seemed quite long - so this is something else to consider in our thriller opening.

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