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    The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary task to final production. For the preliminary task, they improvised shots and storyline with no planning. In the final production, they learned from mistakes like breaking the 180 degree rule and audio issues. Close-up shots and actor performance were improved by filming again. Focus was improved by practicing with the camera. Overall, planning with storyboards and meetings led to a successful final product by addressing flaws identified in the preliminary task.

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    The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary task to final production. For the preliminary task, they improvised shots and storyline with no planning. In the final production, they learned from mistakes like breaking the 180 degree rule and audio issues. Close-up shots and actor performance were improved by filming again. Focus was improved by practicing with the camera. Overall, planning with storyboards and meetings led to a successful final product by addressing flaws identified in the preliminary task.

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    The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary task to final production. For the preliminary task, they improvised shots and storyline with no planning. In the final production, they learned from mistakes like breaking the 180 degree rule and audio issues. Close-up shots and actor performance were improved by filming again. Focus was improved by practicing with the camera. Overall, planning with storyboards and meetings led to a successful final product by addressing flaws identified in the preliminary task.

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    The author reflects on improvements made from their preliminary task to final production. For the preliminary task, they improvised shots and storyline with no planning. In the final production, they learned from mistakes like breaking the 180 degree rule and audio issues. Close-up shots and actor performance were improved by filming again. Focus was improved by practicing with the camera. Overall, planning with storyboards and meetings led to a successful final product by addressing flaws identified in the preliminary task.

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    Hassan Shahid

    Media Studies

    Evaluation Activity 7
    Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you
    feel you have learned in the progression from it to
    the product?
    Throughout the production for the preliminary task, we did not
    do any planning. It was mostly all Improvisation, as in the
    shots and storyline. We did use the same camera for the main
    production too, so we were familiar with how to use it. Only
    dialogue was used throughout, this was because it was only a
    short piece, however, we could have used sound to improve it.
    There were a few similarities with the preliminary task and
    the final production. An example would be for cinematography,
    we had used match on action, two shot, and camera being
    steady. Another similarity with cinematography was that we
    used shot-reverse-shot in our main production to show the
    power difference between the protagonist and antagonist.
    Difficulties that we had when in the process of the
    preliminary task was that camerawork was not good. We did have
    to film at least three times, for example breaking the 180
    degree rule. Also, as well as camerawork, there was an issue
    with the sound as we heard the voices from people outside the
    group that disrupted out piece. In addition, another reason
    why we had to film again, was because of very poor acting from
    the cast we had originally selected, which was because we was
    limited to a selection of actors at that time.
    Difficulties with the main production was that firstly we did
    not capture many close-up shots. Due to that, we had filmed
    again to capture the best shots we could. We also made sure
    the acting was the best it was to bring the best outcome
    possible. In addition, another difficulty was the focus, this
    was due to not practicing with the camera enough. To fix this
    we went and learned how to use the focus correctly and to keep
    it in focus at all times.
    Our main production was a massive success in comparison with
    the Preliminary Task. This was because we had taken in the
    flaws from the previous task, and created an outcome with
    them, to have an overall final product that was successful. As
    a group, he had an opportunity to be outstanding, creative and
    successful. We had planned our work, with Storyboards,
    meetings and general research. This enabled us to work at our
    best in a group and individually.

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