Monday, 27 February 2012

Feedback from Peers

The feedback we recieved from our peers was helpful as it forced us to perhaps notice things that beforehand we may not have noticed. It was also a good experience to see what other people's opening sequences were like and how they could possibly help us to improve our own.

The positive comments we recieved is as follows:
  1. Lighting very good
  2. Shots very good
  3. Daylight good - easy to see
  4. Close up of eyes good
  5. Good costume 
  6. Good location 
  7. Simple but effective
  8. Good costumes/shots
  9. Good mis-en-scene
  10. Good acting and characters
  11. Good quality 
  12. Good range of shots 
  13. Good cuts 
  14. Close ups good
  15. Narrative liked
  16. Continuity good
However we did also recieve some more critical comments, most of which will be solved in the final edit before submitting our film:
  1. Some bits jumpy - this is down to the fact that the editing is not yet compeleted. Once it has been it will be a lot clearer in my opinion.
  2. Audio is confusing - the audio captured in the film shots is going to be muted completely hence why we aren't too bothered about it just yet.
  3. Storyline a bit confusing - it was not explained how so we don't understand how it is confusing in order to modify it. 
  4. Editing wasn't smooth - editing isn't finished.
  5. Some shots out of focus - this was meant to happen as it creates a certain mysterious atmosphere around Anna.
  6. Could be more suspensful (when Anna is following Lucy) - once again will be rectified in final editing. The shots are going to be made shorter, there will possibly be more shot reverse shots etc.
  7. Sound could be used before Lucy is on the floor - is going to be added when we get to editing that last little bit; the kind of thing we had in mind was to do like a blackout when the title of the film appears, with a scream then you see the final shot with Lucy on the floor.
  8. Add more shots whilst walking  - once again, a problem that will be solved during last edits.

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