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Uploaded by Candi AS Set Seven on 2017-01-20.

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From the prelim I have learnt many skills for example, how to operate the cameras and also how to edit footage on premiere pro. I was able to pick up these skills pretty quickly. Before the prelim film i had had some experience using editing softwares so it wasn't completely new to me.

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Storyboard:
For the prelim film I don't think a high level of detail was included so our end product wasn't as good as it may have been if we had have used lots of detail.

For the final title sequence there was a high level of detail (as shown to the right) used for each shot and even the titles. We were able to follow this closely and this majorly affected the end product positively.

Location and Prop planning:
For the prelim film there was little or no detail in prop planning. we were given a brief case to work with but there was no conscious decisions in props. As for the location it was pretty much the same story as we were filming in college.  The only decision mad was to film by a window as we had to re create being on a train.

For the final product there was a lot of thought that went into the location and prop planning. We had several different locations that we could have possibly used but in the end we went for Woolf mews (right) which worked very well. There were a fair amount of props used but probably the most significant one would be the car. There was a lot of planning that went into the final product.

Research:
Again for the prelim film there was no research  for the audience, genre or similar films in contrast to the final product where there was a lot of planning and research that went into it.

The final product had many different aspects of research go into it. For example there was audience research done so we would know what kind of people would want to watch our film.

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Camerawork:

I went into both films with a similar level of skill but for the final title sequence I had had more practice using the cameras so i think i had a little bit more confidence. Here you can see how we used similar shots in the prelim and the title sequence.

Sound:
Sound wasn't really considered in the prelim but in the final product we made sure it was as good as we could get it. For example we found a soundtrack and altered the volume of it so it is loudest at the tensest parts of the film.

Editing:
The prelim film had very low level of editing. It was mostly just placing the clips on the timeline and making sure tey were al cut down so it flowed nicely.

For the title sequence we were able to use crossfades where appropriate to really make it run smoothly. Also we did some editing on the titles to make them more interesting. There was a much higher level of editing going into the final product than the prelim by far.

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We worked very well together as a team and were able to negotiate ideas with each other easily. We all had equal roles and there was no one person leading the group besides Nathan at times which I'm sure is evident. We all played equal parts in the making of the film and we all tried our hardest to share the filming/editing/etc equally. The height of our problems was people not being on time to filming sessions.
Compared to the prelim film there was a lot more teamwork in the final product. There was teamwork in the prelim but there was more of a clear leader in the group as i think we didn't fully know each other at that point so some people didn't want to suggest ideas.

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I feel like we have been very successful in our final title sequence and i think we are all proud of it.
I have learnt the importance of research in making a title sequence as without it i doubt we would have had a much harder time coming up with ideas and the type of shots we want, etc. Planning was very important to the final product as it saved a lot of time that otherwise would have been spent trying to organise stuff.
Teamwork was very important as I've already explained as we were able to all work together and all contribute ideas and not be lead by one person.
I think the camera skills were the most important skills i learnt as it enabled me to think creatively about shot types e.g. the establishing shots at the start of our film.