What Did He Say??

 




    Hey lovelies!! Welcome back to my blog, today I am going to fill you in to what a classmate had to say about my film.

  There has been lots of ups and downs this process of making an opening sequence. To be completely sure of our project, I wanted to get the opinions of my peers. I showed my project to a couple of my friends and this is what they had to say.

1. My acting could use a little work

- I do not claim to be the best actress in the world. Neither did I want to be in the lead role but I had no option. There were parts of the film where my acting felt awkward to them. They advised that for the next film I go for a different role. This feedback was good for me to realize things I need to work on

2. The background music created suspense

- When my group mate edited the video she included parts of the film where there would be music to complement the scene. The feedback I got was that they were able to understand the mood of the scenes when the music played. They expected something along the lines of  what they would usually see when hearing music like that.

3. Quality of video

- My peers appreciated the quality of production. Being a small filming team, we don’t have any extravagant equipment to film. Our best option was to use an iPhone and lucky with the quality of an iPhone, we were able to pull off a good viewing experience. My friends said that they enjoyed the film more because of how clear the quality was compared to other parts of the film. 

I have learned a lot through this peer review. It has definitely lead us to going back to the scratch board to fix some errors. Filming this project has taught me a lot of things even including acting. Lovelies, I will work harder to edit my film to be great for you guys. Hopefully soon enough I can show my art to you. Thank you for hanging out with me today. See you next time and stay fabulous!

    

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