Evaluation
The three
main things I have learnt from this experience are that a schedule is needed
for everything and that we have to stick to the schedule otherwise the film is
very un-organised and everything will not flow properly during the making of
the film. I also learnt that having reserve or back up actors is key, if one
actor pulls out at the last minute or we cannot find them we have to be
prepared to have someone else step in if needed. On one of the last things and
the most important thing that I learnt is that team work is the most important
thing, without your team you cannot film and work the sound and make sure the
film is set up properly and the actors and taking their role seriously, the
team makes sure that everything is okay and you cannot do everything by
yourself.
Our group
handled problem solving very well, one of the problems we faced was that our
actor pulled out at the last minute so we had to use Micah to film, although
this was difficult me and Aoife had to direct and product and work the camera
and the sound, we all worked together to make sure that our film was successful
and that it worked and flowed well, also that all the shots were filmed
properly.
Our shooting
schedule was detailed but not realistic because we had to change our location
at the last minute, never the less this still allowed us to achieve a good quality
throughout filming, and all the recording in our film were competed in one day
without any problems.
The
storyboard had 17 shots altogether, covering around 4 minutes of our film, altogether
the storyboard gave a good idea of what shots needed to be involved and the
angles, also the different locations were clear and made it easier to plan the filming
making it clear how the film was going to be laid out. Altogether our film was
around 3 minutes 20 seconds following the storyboard however we decided when we
practiced our film that some shots didn’t need to be separated and some shots
worked better as one whole instead of individual shots.
Our shot
list was organised very well and made It a lot easier for the film to be
filmed, it saved a lot of time and it made the whole production more organised
because everyone knew what they were doing and in the shot and how the shot was
going to be filmed e.g. close ups and panning shots, also practising this made
it very easy to film because everyone knew how they had to film or act in the
shot everyone knew where they needed to be at certain times and how it was
going to filmed.
In the recce
our locations were chosen and reviewed very well, the recce made it very clear
the pros and cons of the location also visiting the location gave the producer
and director a very clear understanding of what parts of the rooms they were
going to use, for example when reviewing the counselling room the director decided
that they wanted to use the side of the room that had posters about mental
awareness instead of using a pain
background, as this would help foreshadow the characters fait more and help the
viewers to understand what the character was going through. Through the recce
It was very clear that the lighting was better at certain points in the room
also it gave us an idea of background noise, because the counselling room was a
small enclosed room there was little background noise but for the toilets it
was larger so it may have Eco’s at certain parts, therefore we had to be
careful of it at certain points whilst filming, also we evaluated the parts in
the toilets where it would be best to film with little or no background noise.
We also had to ask permission to use the counselling room this is detailed in
the recce and everyone was aware that we had permission.
We only had
one main character in our film, we felt that this would help to grip the viewers’
attention, we felt that our actor was perfect for the role as she was good at
acting and could portray the actor well, we rehearsed the film before filming
to make sure that the actor was confident with the role given, micah enjoyed
this role so this made the film run smoothly, she was also organised bringing
in the right make up that she had to use and the right clothing to fit the
character well.
Everyone in
our crew knew the roles they had to cover in the film and everyone was very
confident and content with their roles. All the equipment was checked charged
and working properly we did a practice shot to make sure that everything was
filmed promptly and the lighting was right for the film. The call sheet was
effective and everyone turned up on time
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