Looking back at my Preliminary task, I have learnt a lot
about the production of films and how to make a successful opening. Doing the
Preliminary Task gave me the opportunity to experiment with the technology,
which I opted not to use, and the editing skills which I knew I would have to
encounter at a greater detail for the opening two minutes. Another aspect where
the Preliminary Task was useful, was knowing how to and when to use different
shot types, this meant that for the final production I could evaluate whether a
certain shot type would be appropriate for a certain place, or, if I could find
a more effective shot type which would appear more sophisticated.

The Preliminary Task gave me an opportunity to experiment
with different shot types. I have used some similar shot types for example the
close up shot of a girl’s face which shows the emotion and feelings. in the
Preliminary task i had it so that there was something going on in the
background over her shoulder however i discovered that this distracted the
audience and drew the attention away from the prominent character. i believe
that it also looked bad because it added no dramatic effect. Therefore in my
final film i made her face closer to the camera in order for it to fill the
whole frame.
Additionally I used the same editing software and therefore
could use similar techniques such as the fades and tools to make it slick and
smooth. After editing the Preliminary Task together i noticed that the angle of
the camera at this point was not accurate, which meant that it made the
continuity disorientated and it did not fit together. I learnt from this that
it would be difficult to produce a successful cut between the two shots because
the angle of the camera needs to remain at the same level. It is also difficult
to make the cut to the next shot accurate, because a different shot type will
be used, which may not like effective in our film.
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