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In our preliminary task, we had to have certain shots. These included the 180 degree rule, match on action, shot reverse shot and eye line match. This was effective because it helped us practice important shots we could portray in our film. However in our thriller we went a little bit more advanced than just the normal close ups etc

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We didn't put music into our prelimiary task. We only digetic sound and dialogue, giving us some insight into why we needed it in the real thriller. It adds a difference and emphasises tension and suspense.

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Our film was 48 seconds long. We noticed that this is quite short, but in the end we just wanted a preliminary task that featured all the shots we needed to pass. This allowed us to see how long it will take to film a 2 minute film, showing us a indication showing how long the editing will take etc

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At first we planned using storyboards, but after having to film 3 times, the 3rd time we made it really basic, trying to put in the shots in as quick as possible so we could edit it in premier pro all within 1 hour 30 minutes. In fact, we just purely improvised, quickly deciding each shot before we planned. This taught us a valuable lesson to make sure we panned very well, as well as shooting various shots incase we though some didn't fit. It actually helped that our preliminary task wasn't prepared.

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The biggest problem with our preliminary task was the amount of times we had to film it. It took 3 attempts because each time shots were going missing in premiere pro.

Looking back, the camera wasn't steady enough and the shots were not good, meaning the editing looked really clunky and not as smooth as it could be. Although this meant that we made sure our real thriller was filmed properly

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Looking back at your preliminary task,what do you feel you have learned in the progression from it to the product?  

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Looking back at your preliminary task,what do you feel you have learned in the progression from it to the product?  