Through filming our opening sequence I have realized that
filming scenes in the correct way and using the camera and editing it in the
best way takes a lot of time and concentration. Evidenced also by our
preliminary, perfect editing takes concentration and time. Also technology
isn't always reliable as we have had to re-upload film clips multiple times
after uploading has proved unreliable at certain times. Also we have realised
that lots of time is needed to complete the filming and editing process and it
is something that cannot be rushed as mistakes will be made.
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Evaluation Question 4
Below is our survey that we handed out to around:
Although it's basic we wanted to keep it short so that we got the exact information we needed.
Friday, 21 March 2014
Evaluation Question 3
As our film is not of as a high a quality as, for example, a
Hollywood film and because it's not an action packed, family movie it may be
better under an institute such as Warp Films. It uses film festivals and
low-budget advertising to promote the film to mostly a UK audience and not so
much internationally. The film is much more relatable to normal middle-class
audiences so it may be promoted by word-of-mouth. They would distribute the
film to the appropriate audiences in order to guarantee some popularity.
Evaluation Question 2
In our opening sequence all of the characters are in their early 20's. In a comical way it presents the naivity of young love as young people make a lot of mistakes while meeting and choosing the right people to trust in life. It is relatable for other young people with the way all the characters speak and dress. However I am presented in a stuck-up way which causes audiences to come to a pre-judgement automatically as they sense that I'm maybe a selfish character who is going to cause problems. The film is set in modern day and all characters are presented as typical middle-class characters to allow audiences of all ages to relate as they think 'oh, they're normal just like me'.
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