I also helped Erin use photoshop to recreate the police documents.

The Rector last minute said he couldn’t come but I managed to persuade the school to send another member of staff in his place, luckily we got the deputy. However in this moment of uncertainty I also got another guest incase that plan of persuasion fell through and got a lecturer from Glasgow uni. The last minute changes all happening at once was overwhelming but I think I managed to think strategically and calmly.

Showed a variety of different projects however I don't think it was their strongest work selected. For example the colour correction sections camera pan was very shaky and the red chairs were far too saturated. The transitions used between clips were a bit too distracting and flashy. The title fonts were tricky to read as well. Interview audio was good.

Chloe Thomson:

Used a well fitting song for the background. Clips were cut well to the beat. Kept your attention throughout, with a creative use of effects. Showed a variety of skills without it being too in your face, clips used were strong. Contact details should've been put at the beginning.

Erin Mair:

Visuals used were strong, audio was clear. Pacing was good, never felt it dragged on. Swearing was used which could be taken negatively. Red font was used for contact details which was hard to read.

Gabriel McNeill:

Good use of masking with titles, strong visuals selected. Pacing was good. Swearing was used which could be taken negatively. Audio effects were added over the top which added to the immersion.

Finlay Mobeck:

Colour grading in the beginning clip was very blue. Song used is a very generic TikTok song, unsure whether it's copyright free. Visuals were strong, audio was clear.