Q7: (Continued) Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

Other things we learnt during the process of creating our prelim through to our final products was camera skills. In you look at our prelim, you will see some of the shots we took were slightly out of focus. This happened because we didn't use the manually focus on our camera's properly which meant every time we zoomed in for a shot, the camera went out of focus. In our final product we made sure this did not happen again because it could of cost the group marks. We also needed to watch the camera space above the head of our actors when filming our final product because in the prelim many of our shots had a lot of space above the heads of people in the film. The way we applied our titles was also much better in our final product than our prelim. In our prelim we did not stick to the title conventions properly, whereas we did in our final product. Title conventions was a very important factor during the editing stages because if we did follow it, it meant that all the work we had done on title conventions would become valid. To conclude we learnt some valuable lessons and made big improvements throughout the transition of making the prelim to our final product.