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Thuvaaragan Kuruparan Evaluation Activity 7 Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you thing that you have learned in the progression from it to the main product? Throughout the construction of the preliminary task, my group and I did not do any planning. The story as well as the shots used were mostly improvised throughout the whole process. We used the camera that we used in the preliminary task, the Canon 700D, to film the main production because we were familiar with how to use it. In the preliminary task, the only sound that we used was diegetic dialogue as the production was extremely short, although we could have used other sound to make it better. There were some similarities between our preliminary task and the final product. For example, in cinematography, we used two shots and also over the shoulder shots in both productions. Preliminary Final Product In editing, we used match on action and shot-reverse-shot to show the power difference between the protagonist and the antagonist. Some difficulties that we faced while filming the preliminary task were that the camerawork was not of a good standard. An example of this is that we broke the 180 degree rule multiple times. We also faced problems with the sound as while filming, we were being disrupted by the noise from the outside. Because of this we were forced to film more than twice and spent more time than needed on the task. Also, another reason for us having to film again was the poor acting by our cast that we had originally selected. We had to go with these actors because of the limitation of actors available to us.
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Thuvaaragan Kuruparan Evaluation Activity 7 Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you thing that you have learned in the progression from it to the main product? Throughout the construction of the preliminary task, my group and I did not do any planning. The story as well as the shots used were mostly improvised throughout the whole process. We used the camera that we used in the preliminary task, the Canon 700D, to film the main production because we were familiar with how to use it. In the preliminary task, the only sound that we used was diegetic dialogue as the production was extremely short, although we could have used other sound to make it better. There were some similarities between our preliminary task and the final product. For example, in cinematography, we used two shots and also over the shoulder shots in both productions.

Preliminary Final Product

In editing, we used match on action and shot-reverse-shot to show the power difference between the protagonist and the antagonist. Some difficulties that we faced while filming the preliminary task were that the camerawork was not of a good standard. An example of this is that we broke the 180 degree rule multiple times. We also faced problems with the sound as while filming, we were being disrupted by the noise from the outside. Because of this we were forced to film more than twice and spent more time than needed on the task. Also, another reason for us having to film again was the poor acting by our cast that we had originally selected. We had to go with these actors because of the limitation of actors available to us. We also faced many difficulties with the main product. One of these was that in the first filming session, we didnt use any close-up shot. We had to have close-up shots as it is a part of the codes and conventions of thriller and therefore we had to go back and film again so that we can get the shots we need. Another problem was that we felt that we had chosen the wrong actors and werent happy with the footage from the first filming session, we had to therefore film again and this time we got the right cast to act resulting in a better final product. One of the biggest problem that we faced was the focus of the camera. This was because none of us knew how to put the camera on focus the first time around which resulted in out of focus footage. Because of this we had film again to produce better footage after learning how to put the camera on focus. We feel that our main production is a massive success compared to our preliminary task. This is because we had taken notice of the flaws from the preliminary task as well as the first two filming session to produce the best footage that we couldve which resulted in a successful final product. We had planned and done research which enabled us to work at our best as a group as well as individually.


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