Blog 4 - final outcome

 Final Film



Self Analysis 

I noticed that at the start I thought, all of this project will be a piece of cake. But it was not. I had messed up shots. Trouble transferring data and trouble editing. I had a laggy software which made my videos glitch and didn’t do half of my work.
Before going filming, I didn't check my gear, I presumed that everything will be in great shape. Yet it wasn’t. My tripod was broken. Which resulted in shaky footage.

Area of improvement

I believe if I did silly mistakes one time, I should not repeat them again. So, im doing this self analysis to remind my self that its ok to be human but its not okay to repeat the same mistakes again and again. 
I can improve my hand held camera techniques and smooth pan. 
I should always watch my gear before I leave from shooting.
As for editing, better lighting and better cuts would work better. Having smooth transitions could be a lot better.
As for filming, the grains could go and the shots could have been smoother. 
There is always an area for improvement. And a good journalist is who is ready to accept it and not do it again.



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