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· shooting for continuity (eyeline matches, shot-reverse-shot, match on action)
· adjusting audio (for time, length, quality)
· editing sound (music, effects, dialogue)
· recording interviews:

– two person, multi person
· mind mapping, mood boards, decisions and revisions to select final idea.

-do a moodboard and mind map for the next project
-actually record an interview for the next project to improve skills
-edit the sound on the next one to learn how to do it well
-learn how to sync audio with events better
-try a variety of different shots to learn how to do them better

who am I supposed to email this to

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I liked the use of comedic effect in the video, it made the video a lot easier to pay attention to without being boring.

I like how you have used references to theorists and movies to back up your claims.

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https://youtu.be/9ECSGaxff0U

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We worked amazing together, we each had a chosen job...

Emma: Script and Secondary Editor

Elle: Sound and Script Editor

James: Editor and Visual Director

And we all wanted to be creative with the video, each imputing ideas and taking them into consideration. No one tried to take over the project and we managed to produce a video almost on the day Jon asked.

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1) We had planned for just a sound version of this with only a image as a visual making it more script based but we preferred making it a visual piece also (which is why the editing seems more slapped on).

2) We had always planned on having two people do the podcast so it seemed more like a conversation, but during our pre-production it was only planned to be Elle speaking which would have been a lot less interesting of  a dynamic.

3) We talked as a group about all the films and games we had growing up that inspired us to take this course as inspiration for imagery and dialogue. e.g. the Harrison Ford comment made in the video.

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Positives
1.All the information was good and proper and really easy to understand because the script was very good.
2. The way the images were integrated made sense and were really clever.
3. The music really helped to the chilled out atmosphere of the podcast and made it really easy to listen to.

Improvements
1. Although I liked the style of the podcast, maybe next time use more real life scenes of yourself to take it to that next step and show of your camera skills.
2.  Maybe switch up the backing track sometimes to give it more of a unique feel.
3. Maybe speak a little bit more up beat to make it sound less forced.

I have found a website that can give you a few tips on photographic composition and I feel that these will help you take your craft to the next level.
https://www.ephotozine.com/article/9-top-photography-composition-rules-you-need-to-know-17158
I will also link a video discussing the basics of photography composition if you prefer to learn by watching and listening instead of reading.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF4h9vhtSGA

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1) Being a better organiser - take the future into consideration during a project and make sure there are physical copies as well as copies of work online for easy access, do the same with resources so everyone has all the pieces to completing the project still even if someone is missing.

2) Having more of a impactful involvement during the actual project other than Pre-Production.

3) Better training with Premier during lesson personally (instead of once with a group) being able to use; titles, transitions and being quicker with the editing process.

4) Pre-Production, I need to already have a idea of what to do, Story Board, multiple ideas from individuals.
Remember...
- Age of the target audience.

- Relationship of demographic and media platform.

5) I should

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College Recording room, this is due to its good sound proofing and specific recording equipment.

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Unfortunately we only had, hard copies due to Emma's absence. The only remnant of the script is the dialogue used in the Video.