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For me I was a bit anxious as I had to work with new people.

In my film group "Tidal Heights" I was allocated the producer role and it was my job to create a few of the production templates such as the production schedule which I co-writ with my two teammates Nazmine and Kobby. As producer the director did come to for finalisation of their initial idea which I did give the green light for and let the rest of production know as well so we can begin directing and creating a script. I then also gave a person an allocated role to complete the shot list however, we did have a minor set back which had me have to then write it up last minute and was then unable to digitalise it but everyone knew what was going to proceed for the shots as I did create the written version. I learnt that being a producer is not only having to organising things but also helping out the different aspect of the group so that everything can move swiftly and not have major setbacks. My group was able to communicate their ideas and changes to me  which made it a lot easier to get the pre-production finished because I was able to allow and give most people their chosen roles and signed them their chosen tasks and I also agreed that because we had limited days it was best to create a group chat, which Kenya fully created on WhatsApp. We also each allocated ourself a page for the pitch deck so it wasn't all on one person as we were working in a group. Furthermore, within my role I also did help out with equipment such as the boom mic which helped gain the audio for out video and made it much clearer rather than using the cameras audio but after pre-production and production we did begin to have

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How would you asses your personal strengths and weaknesses ? 

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How would you asses your personal strengths and weaknesses ? 

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I think that I still have a lot to work on with my weaknesses surrounding my confidence because I do let that takeover my talents that I have since I am very shy and I so not like stepping out of my comfort zone and this barrier stops me from a lot of things but to be able to be in this industry i need to knock down that barrier so I can be able to take on the industry.

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Root: Evil - A Short Film by Tidal Height Studios (2023)

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As producer it was up to me to book and schedule all the different rooms for the specific filming days

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Hugo" is a 2011 film supervised by Martin Scorsese that describes the news of a young stray chosen Hugo Cabret the one reside a Paris train station and tries to repair a secret device that performs a task abandoned to him by welcome late father. The film is a blend of imagination, experience, and tragedy accompanying beautiful imitation and a enchanting storyline.The film's cast, containing Asa Butterfield, Chloe Grace Moretz, and Sacha Baron Cohen, transfer forceful efficiencies that bring the figures to growth and reinforce the sentimental impact of the tale. The cinematography is awesome, accompanying creative shots that form the hearing choose they are right skilled in the middle 1930s Paris.Additionally, the film still survey ideas of misfortune, association, and the capacity of description, making it a stimulating and noteworthy happening. The film's nod to the early days of movie theater and the growth of the inventing film-creator Georges Méliès is specifically bitter, accumulating an extra tier of insight to the account.In conclusion, "Hugo" is a optically marvelous and excitedly charming film that appeals to hearings of all ages. Whether you're a fan of Scorsese's work or clearly appreciate inventive films accompanying a encouraging message, "Hugo" is certainly value vigilant.

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This was where we shot out last science and props that we used were the side table, chairs and also a cup which include white suede to use as the poison.

We also used a led lite panel whilst in that room to bring in warm lighting because it was a little dull when we filmed with the normal ceiling light. Here I did help wit the set up such as the tripods and the lighting, I chose to use the warm white lighting as I thought it best fit because the room already had cool white natural light and i didn't want the exposure to be too much.

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We also used the walk way to have the scene run smoothly so that there is not too many jump cuts.

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This was one of the places where we shot our first interaction scene however a small situation we had was with the lighting.

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We also used a boom mic to record the actors speaking as it was much easier to gather their sounds instead of having surrounding sounds interrupting the recording

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Here this is we here we chose the first clips with just our main character which was the opening of the door and the initial money trade taking place.

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Amy Heckerling is an American film manager, novelist, and builder. She was innate on May 7, 1954, in New York City. Heckerling is best popular for her introduce the 1980s and 1990s, all along that she supervised various well-known films, containing "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (1982), "Look Who's Talking" (1989), and "Clueless" (1995).Heckerling begun her course in the film manufacturing as a handwriting editor, and continued to work as a correspondent for differing TV shows, containing "The Cosby Show". She created her administrative introduction accompanying the film "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," that was a fault-finding and monetary achievement. The film was popular for allure upright and frequently comical depiction of adolescent existence and allure identifiable types, and it debris a faith classic to presently.Heckerling's next big film was "Look Who's Talking," that star John Travolta and Kirstie Alley and was a marketing hit. The film promoted the voice of Bruce Willis as the central concepts of a baby, and it produced two sequels. Heckerling's most considerable happiness, still, reached accompanying "Clueless," that was a up-to-date-era repeat of Jane Austen's "Emma." The film was a fault-finding and monetary progress, and it settled Heckerling all at once of the chief female managers of her creation.In current age, Heckerling has resumed to introduce the film manufacturing, even though at a more gradual pace. She has supervised various films, containing "Vamps" (2012) and "Loosies" (2012), but nobody have worked out the alike level of profit as her former work. Overall, Amy Heckerling live well a important affect the film manufacturing, specifically in the dimension of comedies and coming-of-age lies. She has happened admired for her skill to generate identifiable and significant individualities, and her films stretch to be beloved by hearings of all ages.

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This is the title that we decided to come up with for our short film 

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The roles you were eager to learn and how you've developed your own understanding ?

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The roles you were eager to learn and how you've developed your own understanding ?

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The roles that I was eager to learn was producer and director because those to me are more productive roles and the keep you busy. But I think I enjoyed being a producer because I have done similar things allocated to this role in group work and my on work in college and I do like things such as coming up with initial ideas and booking slots and thing because a producer has to make sure everything runs smoothly, which I was able to do and any mishaps that did take place I also made sure there was a backup plan so production was not at risk. As the director element what did help me was having a talk in one of the sessions based on a director even though I was a bit shy and quiet I was still able to listen and take in on information such as how to make a script better than what it is and extend on ideas. In our final session there was a skills talk and I was able to learn more about being a producer and got an insight of what it really was.

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How have you expanded your knowledge of the arts ?

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How have you expanded your knowledge of the arts ?

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I attended a voluntary work experience as a Social Media Content Creator and what I had to do was create instagram content such as go live, make reels and create posts to gain publicity for this small company (Artillery Arts). This expanded my knowledge of what it was like to be a content creator because I had to make sure I had an idea of what I wanted to post, when to post and how I am going to post it. As this was organised by waltham forest council there was slight publicity as the word got around for this showcase and as it was very engaging it made it easier for me to be able to create content as it had many activities such as a small carnival where there was dancing and singing which I did publish on their feed and also go live for and also things like the arts ( poetry, live performances and more. By doing this it help me get out my comfort zone with my confidence because you have to be very outgoing and talk to a lot of people such as the audiences and the organisers.

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Then we decided to move to this location with was already a set idea as a backup just in case and the lighting came out much better.

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How have you applied the knowledge you've obtained from our sessions to your creativity in your spare time ? 

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How have you applied the knowledge you've obtained from our sessions to your creativity in your spare time ? 

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In my spare time the knowledge that I used was from my SMARTER GOALS and practically used them in my daily life as i wanted to work on personal growth. Including my confidence I did use to lack comfortability around people I didn't know and also wouldn't need to ask for help when need but as a start i begun asking simple question both inside and out of BFI which did help a lot and made me gain slight confidence. I also used it in things like interviews which helped me get a job which allowed me to be able to speak up more about things and get my ideas out there for people to hear. As for technical knowledge I learnt more about being a producer and what it takes to be apart of the industry as well as learning about directing which I used in college.

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Discussing our initial ideas first hand 

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Discussing our initial ideas first hand 

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Career paths and speaking within industry talent ? 

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Career paths and speaking within industry talent ? 

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Being able to listen and understand how industry professionals got where they are today by them breaking down each step which gave me a lot of guidance of what sector of the industry I want to partake in and how long it will take as it is good to have an understanding that not everything comes your way as soon as. This was good for be to have a breakdown of the process as they are able to work in their natural elements full time and professionally