Even though my group had some difficulties working as a team
whilst filming, I think that our final piece isn't that bad.
Coming up with the story line and ideas created tension within the
group. Sebastian and Lauren were absent in the first lesson, leaving Caitlin,
Leah and I to draft ideas for the story line. Leah wasn't as focused and
helpful in this session and was concentrating on other things during this
lesson which left Caitlin and I to come up with the ideas.
Caitlin and I came up with the
idea of gay relationships and how people get treated because of their
sexuality.
In our 2nd lesson, Caitlin was absent, however everyone else was
here. Sebastian, Lauren and Leah decided to change the idea because they
thought that it would be difficult to portray the characters.
Sebastian wanted to create a comedy sketch that involved superheros and villains. As we didn't have an actual plan for this idea, we struggled to film.
Leah and I were absent on 3rd lessons, therefore I wasn't able to contribute in this lesson. I asked my group what they were up to that lesson and they explained to me what they did.
4th lesson Sebastian was absent and he had all of the footage that been shot in the 3rd lesson leaving us with nothing to do. We then decided to go back to the original idea - gay relationships, and preceded to film. We managed to film everything that we needed in that one lesson.
In our 5th lesson we started editing. We cut the videos to how we wanted them and put them in chronological order. In the 6th lesson we finished editing and uploaded the video onto YouTube.
Continuity flowed quite well throughout our final piece. However, the bits that didn't work so well were the 2 shots where the 'gang' walks through the door - they took a while to start walking. Another section that didn't work was where Caitlin and I were walking down the corridor and James was pointing at us.
Lastly, I believe considering all the stress that our group went through, we ended up with a decent final piece.
Sebastian wanted to create a comedy sketch that involved superheros and villains. As we didn't have an actual plan for this idea, we struggled to film.
Leah and I were absent on 3rd lessons, therefore I wasn't able to contribute in this lesson. I asked my group what they were up to that lesson and they explained to me what they did.
4th lesson Sebastian was absent and he had all of the footage that been shot in the 3rd lesson leaving us with nothing to do. We then decided to go back to the original idea - gay relationships, and preceded to film. We managed to film everything that we needed in that one lesson.
In our 5th lesson we started editing. We cut the videos to how we wanted them and put them in chronological order. In the 6th lesson we finished editing and uploaded the video onto YouTube.
Continuity flowed quite well throughout our final piece. However, the bits that didn't work so well were the 2 shots where the 'gang' walks through the door - they took a while to start walking. Another section that didn't work was where Caitlin and I were walking down the corridor and James was pointing at us.
Lastly, I believe considering all the stress that our group went through, we ended up with a decent final piece.
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