Thursday, 28 March 2013

EVAL Q5 VIDEO


EVAL Q5: HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR AUDIENCE? 

This is my fifth Evaluation question as a single video my whole





EVAL Q4 VIDEO

Who would be the audience for your media product? 


EVAL Q3 VIDEO

This is my answer to EVAL Q3: WHICH MEDIA INSTITUTION WOULD DISTRIBUTE YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT?


EVAL Q2 VIDEO

EVAL Q2: HOW DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT REPRESENT A PARTICULAR SOCIAL GROUP ?





EVAL Q1 VIDEO

EVAL Q1: IN WHAT WAYS DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT USE, DEVELOPE OR CHALLENGE FORM AND CONVENTIONS OF REAL MEDIA PRODUCTS?


 




Thursday, 21 March 2013

EVAL Q7

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

Futhermore, I did the last question as well with the help of PhotoBooth, which I used for record my self speaking. I also used a mind-map which I drew on a DIN A3 Paper and filmed all the Arrows up. In the end I put everything together in I Movie?

Some Pictures from the process: ( I also used all the logos from the software, which I learnt about the process of producing our media product)!



























Wednesday, 20 March 2013

EVAL Q7 ESSAY

Evaluation (qu. 7)

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

How did the preliminary task prepare you for the creation of your film? What did you learn about the equipment software and from the creative process? How did your knowledge affect your perception of the main task? Were you excited? Uncertain? Do you feel the preliminary task was beneficial in preparation for the short film?

The preliminary task was hold quite simple and just a clip of about 12 shots. We have of course not taken it that seriously as the main video we had to do. We have taken about an hour and a half to make the preliminary task, whereas the main video took about 1 month and a half. So the preliminary task mainly prepared us in terms of using the editing program Final Cut Pro.
Therefore in comparison to the main product we had to think of the story, get used to the camera and learn filming. The problem there was that of course it was our first time making a video. Therefore the filming at the beginning was not that good and we had to refilm a lot in terms of darkness or facial expressions. In terms of the preliminary task we only had to film couple of scenes and cut them together, which of course was fun, but was actually compared to the final video pretty bad.
Our own knowledge got influence not in terms of the software, but in terms of the individual skills in filming, acting or thinking of the story. The good thing was that we both had actually the same ideas of the thriller, which means we both thought of something scary and dark murder scene. Furthermore we had to adapt the story on our possibilities given, like we had to use the location around the school. So our own knowledge and individual class.

I have answered the question mainly but not completely, because we decided spontaneously that we will make a mind map on a big sheet of paper with away of progression shown on it and the way we have developed.