Myself, Dan Greenall
and Billy Turner worked together really well to create a good final cut of the
30 second film. In the exercise we were practising key skills such as Hollywood
editing, shot reverse shot, countdown to filming, hyperrealism, rule of thirds
and match on match action. These skills were very important practise because it
makes our final cut look more pleasant and professional to watch.
Overall the
camerawork was good quality, we managed to get some good shots to put together
to practise hyperrealism. This is where I walk through the door and into the
room , we tried our hardest to make sure the editing was down to a tee so that
the shots flowed we did this by editing in the door slamming onto the next shot
just to give it a more professional finish. This also exercised our skill for
match on action and this is important as we might need these skills for when we
come to doing our film opening. I would say our current at an intermediate
level of production skill, this is because although some of our shots were good
there were a couple of shots where we broke the rule of 180 degree rule, which
means you are not allowed to film over the 180 degree line, however even though
we didn't apply this rule it wasn't very noticeable when we edited it.
When we filmed our
shots we went from a noisy corridor to a very quiet classroom which meant the
levels of noise differed and this showed in our final cut and was quite
noticeable so if we were to film our shots again this is definitely something I
would change.
We originally
planned our shots to fit into a thirty seconds which was the required time for
the exercise however as we took our shots with a countdown so that we didn't
miss any part of the filming we ran over the thirty seconds but we sorted this
out in the editing by cutting out what we didn't need.
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