There is evidence of X in
the creative use of most of the following technical skills.
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Level 1- Minimal 0-23
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Level 2 – Basic 24-35
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Level 3 – Proficient 36-47
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Level 4 – Excellent 48-60
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Holding a shot steady where appropriate
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Every shot that was supposed to be still was, I especially liked the
shot of the ticket coming out of the machine.
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Framing a shot, including and excluding elements as appropriate
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Because the opening is clearly set in modern times it is pretty easy
to make sure that there are no elements that shouldn’t be there.
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Using a variety of shots and distances
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There was a lot of different shots but I don’t think there was a long
shot. The close ups and tracking shots were really good.
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Using titles appropriately
(consider font, colour, length on screen, order)
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The font on the few titles you have are very good but you need to put
the rest of the titles in and make sure they are in the right order.
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Selecting mise en scene including colour, figure, lighting, objects
and setting
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The train station as a setting was very good and you played it off
really well.
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Editing so that meaning is apparent to the viewer
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There is a lot of black screens where there is a lot of pauses, these
need to be sorted.
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Using varied shot transitions and other effects selectively
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The shot transitions are very good and the effects are also good.
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Using sound with images and editing
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The music used throughout the whole opening is perfect and creates
enigma.
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Grading and Comments- www/ebi
(I really liked/ The film opening
would be so much better if)
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Overall I felt like the opening was really good and when all of the
titles are added it will make it even better. I also think that the black
screens need to be sorted as they are too long.
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Tuesday, 15 December 2015
My feedback from other first drafts - Commute
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