(POST 7) Evaluation vlog

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 EVALUATION

Overall, we are pleased with the outcome from our video. we feel like the planning went quite well, we created a storyboard to help and give us some ideas, however we did change some shots around to improve our video and our structure. we tried to film various ages, which is why our storyboard was overlooked a bit. I feel like, how we showed our cast the video with earphones and some without earphones made it more interesting for the audience, as we dont know what part they are reacting too. All our locations ended up being in different areas, depending on what character our cast were playing.

The filming went really well, we got some responses which were really impressive and thoughtful, but on the otherhand there were responses that were obvious. Some students and teachers were quite natural in front of the camera, while others were slightly embarassed which made our final video more humerous, funny and exciting, which was what our aim was.

The Editing was really good, all our shots fixed together nicely, and the way it was structured makes our video more pleasing. we used imovie, to edit our final video which was really easy and effective to use.

We got some audience feedback from some students. One student said " it looks really well thought out and the interviewing looks quite professional"
Another student said, "the cast were descriptive and gave some really good responses and answers" we are pleased with the comments said about our video and our overall final cut.

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