Evaluation 7

From my point of view watching final task and the preliminary task shows displays how we have progressed in sound, mis en scene, editing and camera. The opening scenes on the preliminary task was taken without a tripod these made the running sequences a sense of free hand filming. The tripod was put to use later in the sequence but only for the indoor sequences. When the renegades walking in the front lawns cut between him and the action however our first class does show the introduction of multiple shots in the running sequence however this only happens twice. We continue to use the same editing platform (iMovie) to progress further and we are you we could switch to Final Cut Pro however they were vaguely similar therefore we feel as if we didn't need to switch. Everything we had was here before however we didn't use it to an advantage. This demonstrates how we lacked understanding of the editing tools required to boost the effectiveness of the media (before creating our final task). During both sequences more than half of our group had the chance to be on camera however this was not the case we switch between each other and to cover the camera from each shot giving us all a basic background of the shot types we would initially create in our final presentation. 

The selection shorts was also considered, fruit sample close up close shot of the card to shoot when he was running was considered as one of the most effective at the time.I think it's due to the change of scenery however I think is also due to the short amount of time its displayed on screen.I thought as of the show really replicated the panic in the situation the main character was in. If you watch and compare both can see we expand on the previous methods used and expand on them for example the pan that follows the running character does not exactly match the speed however when we use this for a final task the camera follows The renegade from a fixed point. For the first task we only did this to keep the character within the shot. On the second task we wanted to focus the camera on what we thought had the highest importance within  that shot. In doing this we were able to display the characters facial expressions , costume (from a side view) and him against a white backdrop attempting to convey his effects on the city. In the preliminary task my characters running too fast for the pan therefore most stills of this sequence display an amateur look as an overall project. The preliminary a unprofessional look enabled us to  make the complete opposite by understanding where we went wrong.

When your camera movement and framing we referred to section a. This consists of the technical elements in film and television. For the main task shot types and mise en scène a highly considered as a main factor to improve our outcome. We wanted to avoid any static activity within the renegade this is the reason why we added the small sequences the shots that included motion. For example, when the rain is walking through the train station under pass. The movement and form of the titles lack complexity due to us wanting the audience to focus on the action rather than the text.in the preliminary your task the text seems a lot more, blocky however in the final piece you can see that the text is a lot more formal and seems a lot more comfortable to present to the audience. 

Similar to the main title sequence we have also added a shadow as a backdrop for the text giving definition to the title. This enables the text to remain visible when included in a scene with a similar colour scheme. We consulted and discussed as a group where exactly we were to place the main title sequence. Right at the beginning the middle or the end from my point of view I think that the main title sequence was in the perfect location because not only did it states the tone for the the scene but also the character arc of the renegade himself.

Members that accredited were either family or friends of the cast and crew. Not forgetting our efforts, we still included the roles that we carried out first.