Dominic Drumm's Media Coursework Blog: Evaluation Question 6 : What have you learnt about the technologies from the process of constructing the product?

Thursday 19 March 2015

Evaluation Question 6 : What have you learnt about the technologies from the process of constructing the product?

This video has had annotations added to it in order to explain how we used editing software and other technology in order to produce our thriller...

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Minute Meetings

19th
November
What we did today:
We discussed what we were going to include within our title
sequence, and decided to add some flashbacks/flickers into it

Targets:
Bring props in for filming tomorrow and find a mountain
bike.

Worries/Concerns:
That we won’t be able to find a mountain bike.

20th
November 2014
What we did today:
Began work on our story-board, sketched by Rosie, and
discussed the props costume, locations and other factors concerning our shoot
on Thursday.

Targets:
Finish the story board, finalise locations, and make sure
that we are all in agreement

Worries/Concerns:
Rory wasn't here today, so we hope that he is here tomorrow
in order for us to explain our plans.

21st
November 2014
What we did today:
We filmed our shots and took pictures of the process

Targets:
Put the film together
Worries/concerns:
Rory was not available once again

28th
November 2014
What we did today:
Finished off the Mood board, and after listening to the
advice given to us during our pitch, we finalised our idea for the opening
sequence, although we were told that the plot of the whole film was ok.

Targets:
Start and complete a new storyboard. And discuss plots.

Worries and
concerns:
None, other than mild group conflict, but that’s
just going to happen when we all have good

8th

December 2014

What We did:

Discussed whose doing what i.e. props, location,set design. Also discussed other shots for the story board, changed the idea of a bear trap to cheese wire.

Targets:

To get all the props and finish the story Board

Worries and Concerns:

Our story board isn't long enough