Individual Contribution

Filming- When filming, I took many of the shots the scenes that I did not feature in, and directed an amount that I did feature in

- From filming shots and directing others, I worked with a range of different shot types and was able to vary shots we used and come up with creative shots that differed from each other.

- I also made sure to shoot the same scenes more than once to make sure we came out with the best shots possible.

Acting-For our trailer, I also acted as the villain in it. This was ideal as it meant that if a shot did not feel or look right, I would know and be able to direct my peers and tell them what would look and feel better.

- It also meant that I had a range of things to do for the project and would always be busy, be it acting in the trailer or filming shots.

- On top of all of this, it was convenient for my group as it meant we didn’t have to spend too much time that we didn’t really have to look for a willing actress to play the part, and there was also the issue of people’s schedules not lining up, but me being in the group already meant this would not have happened.

Post production/Editing-During the editing period, while I did put together shots and order them, I took a lot of responsibility with re-colouring, such as brightness, contrast and colour settings, and putting special effects on shots, such as the glitch.

- When ordering shots, I also made sure to make shots flowed into each other if needed. This was especially evident in the shot of Yasmine walking alone, transitioning into when I appear and follow her.