Evaluation Questions - Finished

PLANNING

1. How well you managed to plan your storyboards, scripts and how you managed actors, location and props;

2. Did you encounter any problems at various stages with theses?  

3. Did you make any changes to your original plans? Why? 

4. How did you overcome any difficulties?

1. EVERYTHING OK COULD BE BETTER

2. YES - CLASS CHANGES, LOCATION AND TIMES

3. YES NEW SCRIPT HALF WAY THROUGHOUT FILMING OLD SCRIPT

4. WE SAT DOWN AND WORKED OUT THE PROBLEMS AND THE BEST ROUTE TO FIX THEM

FILMING

1. What was successful in your filming?

2. Did you use a variety of shots? 

3. What were you trying to achieve with certain shots and why do you think your choice of shot mattered?

4. How well do you feel you are framing shots, positioning subject, using camera techniques?

5. Continuity successes and difficulties?

6. Did you observe the 180 degree rule?

7. How did you manage lighting, sound, mise en scene?

1. LIGHTING, THE USE OF INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPACE

2. TRIED TO - USED AS MANY AS WE COULD

3. FOREST, RUNNING, CANTED ANGLES, NERVOUSNESS

3. CLOSE UP FOR DRAMATIC EFFECT

3. TWO SHOT FOR CONVERSATION - PROFESSIONAL

3. OTS - DRAMA

4. GOOD RANGE, TRIED DIFFERENT IDEAS AND PICKED BEST

5. ANY DIFFICULTIES, DIFFERENT SHIRT SLEEVES ETC, CHANGED AFTER

6. YES

7. GOOD, SOUND BETWEEN RUNNING AND ELEVATOR WAS SLIGHTLY OFF COULD CHANGE, COSTUMES GOOD, BETTER ROOM, LESS PEOPLE ABOUT FOR QUIETER SHOTS

EDITING
1. How did you manage continuity using editing software?

2. Did you encounter any problems in the editing stages of your production?

3. What new processes/techniques have you learned using new software and how has the use of software enhanced your production?

4. What successes and difficulties have you experienced during editing?

1. HELPED, EASIER TO SPOT FLAWS

2. YES, THE SHOT KEPT DISAPPEARING, LAGGING, TIMING OF MUSIC AND TRANSITIONS, COLOUR MATCH

3. THEME ADDED, MUSIC, CUT SHOTS, SLICE SHOTS, COLOUR MATCH, INTRO AND CREDITS ADDED, TRANSITIONS.

4. ONE SONG OFF TIME WITH SHOT, SHOT DISAPPEARED, 

4. ATMOSPHERE, EFFECTS, THEME ADDED, BRINGS IT TOGETHER 

WHAT ARE THE KEY LESSONS YOU HAVE LEARNED THAT WILL ENSURE SUCCESS IN YOUR MAIN PIECE?

1. BE ORGANISED

2. WORK HARD

3. GET SORTED EARLY ON

4. GET PEOPLE GOOD FOR ROLE

5. LEARN LINES PROPERLY

6. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A GOOD PLACE TO FILM

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