Wednesday 9 February 2011

Childrens film Evaluation

After watching our Children's Film we spotted a number of things that we could improve on in our Thriller project.

Such as;
- Allowing more time to edit the clips together.
- Making sure the shots run smoothly and link together well.
- The use of the match on action shot wasn't smooth which affected the continuity of the opening sequence. 
-  The music was not empathetic; allow more time to compose any music or soundtrack needed and to make sure it fits in with the appropriate scene.
- To develop and make our titles more complex and enable them to link with the genre or plot well.

(The points marked in red are the things that I feel I really need to concentrate on and improve for my thriller opening sequence)

To improve these points that I have highlighted above I will need to make sure I leave enough time in order to create any music needed and to make sure I have enough time to edit the shots to make sure they run smoothly. I also could make sure I plan and produce a detailed storyboard which allows me to know what music will be needed and when and the order in which the shots will be shown in.



However in our clip we also managed to spot any skills or aspects that was positive within our opening sequence:
- The acting from the characters within the clip was realistic.
- There was a good amount of simple dialogue which helped to represent the storyline.
- The credits were colourful; links well to the children's film genre.
- The storyline wasn't too complicated for the target audience.
- We used a variety of shot distances including close up, establishing shot, long shots and pans.
(The points marked in green is what I feel were my strengths in my childrens opening sequence) 

                  

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