Evaluating my Contribution to Production

In this evaluation you will first need to list all of the roles and types of shot that you where responsible for in the production period of this video?

Shots: The only shot that i set up was from the 4th floor of the tower block looking down on me heading to the police station.

Noted continuity for scene: Scene 1 and 2 i was wearing different clothing to the rest of the film.

Directed: As well as being the main character in the film i also directed the shots that we did & placed all of the other actors were i thought was best.

Acting: I was in control of all of the actors and what they said, how they acted & all of the attention to detail to show what is goin on in certain actors minds, i.e kyle being shady when fans run after me and he stays beheind.

Evaluate how effective you where in these roles:

Shots: in the 1 shot that i set up i think i was quite effective as the camera switched from 4th floor to the ground. I don't think i would have changed anything about this shot if i was to redo it.

Noted continuity for scene: I managed to have different clothing to scene 1 and 2 so something i would have done was make sure i had the same cloths on when filming the next part. It couldn't be put down to being a different day as it was a chase.

Directing: i think the directing i was apart of had a good effect on the film but if i had a few more people to work with i would have had someone souly dedicated to being the director.

Acting: with the acting i don't think i had a huge effect on the film apart from when people ran after me

Evaluation My Contribution To, Planning & Pre Production

We 1st started planning our chase sequence bye filling in a Treatment explaining who's going to be beheind the camera, who's going to be the producer & who's going to be the director.

We seperatly done a Story Resume & Character Resume shortly followed bye a Storyboard which is formed of still images of the different scenes in the short video.

We had to plan a Shooting Schedule saying where we are shooting the different scenes & what goes on in each of them.

Once we finished the Shooting Schedule we had to do a Call Sheet for all of the different locations we were filming in.

We then done a Risk Assesment Form explaining how much of a risk each scene could be to Actors, Students, Crew & Visitors. We then selected the Severity of Hazard. Minor Injury, Over 3 Days Injury & Death or Mayjor Injury. Then the likelyhood of the hazard, Low, Medium or High. This then gave us the Risk Rating. If the risk rating was 3 or above a Risk Assesment Form had to be filled out saying who was responsible for preventing the certain risks.

Next we did a scene shot list explaining what sort of shot we was going to use & the description of what goes on during this shot.

Last of all we did a Loggin Sheet, logging all of the shots we took including the cuts that didn't make it to the finished piece.