Tuesday, 8 January 2013

Comparing with AS

In this task I have conducted a lot more research into the project than I did in AS. My AS level blog research was in detail but I could have completed alot more research that would have helped us in creating a more realstic romantic comedy opening scene. In this task I have gone into a lot of depth into my analysis of music videos based around our chosen genre of music. I have also been very up to date with my planning always blogging about changes in our footage and explaining difficulties we have had to overcome whilst filming. However even though I did do this for our AS level project I did not continuiously keep it up throughout the whole project. For our last project we filmed the footage in one of our group members houses. Choosing this location was something that did not really need lots of planning we did not have to consider many of the implications of filming as it was an easy and simple setting. Whilst choosing our location at South Shields beach for our most recent project it consisted of us doing vast amounts of planning for the trips to the beach. We had to consider the implications of weather and keep track of it leading up to the days of filming. We had to do location scouts of different areas of the location that would fit and look best for our filming. Choosing this location was very ambitious compared to our AS Level we had to plan our trips to the beah in vast amounts of detail. Thinking of ways that we could overcome certain implications we could have faced from using this location. During this project I have recognised how having detailed research and planning everything to the last detail is very effective and extremly useful for filming.

2 comments:

  1. I think the crucial thing you need to do is identify specific details and examples. For example, you could do with identifying specific videos you watched and how your analysis of them was better than the equivalent movies you watched last year (e.g. level of depth you went into with regard to use of shots, editing etc.) You'll need this kind of detail when you come to do the exam.

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  2. Don't lose momentum on your blog. Make sure you have included details linked to the planning of your print products as well as information about the processes you have gone through to improve your video - this is all vital information. The crucial thing is to make sure that you consider the design process which led you to your final outcomes and the actual CD covers/ videos which either inspired it or which you are subverting. What direct evidence do you have that this is approrpriate - how can you back up your assertions?

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