As a group, we set up the equipment needed for filming which included a dolly, a tripod and a camera. Once we had successfully set up the camera, we asked 2 of our classmates to act in our prelim by following a script. Within our group, we took it in turns to film different shots of the prelim so that we each had the opportunity to use the equipment. We followed the instructions on the script so that we knew which angles to film at and what shots to take. We tried to replicate what was written on our script as best as we could so that we wouldn't encounter any major difficulties when it came to editing our prelim.
The Script
Editing Our Prelim
We used the Premier Pro editing programme to edit our prelim. We started by importing all the shots that we had filmed onto the system and then picking the best ones to go in our prelim and deleting the shots that we didn't need. Once we had decided on which shots to include, we edited them by cropping the videos and creating transitions. We then put all the clips together to create one video that followed the order of the script.
Our Prelim
Analysis Of Our Prelim
Overall I believe that my group had successfully carried out the task and created a prelim that followed the instructions that were given in the original script. However, we could have improved our use of the 180 degree rule and edited our prelim slightly better so that the transitions between the shots were smoother. I believe that with a better understanding of how to use the camera and the Premier Pro editing programme, my group and I would of been able to create a prelim with smoother transitions and better shots.
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