Setting Up
Appropriate Equipment
Within the video it
is evident that the appropriate recording equipment is set up. This can be seen
from how stationary the camera is, showing that it is attached to a tripod. The
tripod was used to keep the camera still and make the final product look more professional.
Our correct use of
equipment is also evident through the use of camera lenses. The appropriate
lenses were acquired to give a full, wide-angle view of the set and
other visuals. Shot composition was arranged to present the viewer with clearly visible shots
of the required subjects; again, this knowledgeable approach to
how equipment is used makes the completed product appear more professional.
Following
Script/Storyboard
The storyboard and
script were provided as evident through previous blogger posts. Pre-production
documentation was prepared, allowing us to clearly and effectively film
content; This is noticeable through certain shot types which share
many similarities with the content shown on the storyboard and script,
which also demonstrates how planning, apart from a few developments, has
been followed to complete the final film. Developments and alterations
were necessary due to new, creative ideas
and/or unforeseen circumstances. One example of this is that the
display table was smaller and a different shape to what imagined it to be,
which caused the floor to be as visible in pieces of footage, especially
panning shot; This issue was resolved through close-ups and editing
shots to be bigger, cutting out edges where the floor was visible.
There is also proof
that planning was followed, as we had no concern about the footage's background
because we initially decided that other audio would replace it.
Following Safe
Working Practices
Safe working
practices were followed correctly and can be observed through the written risk assessment,
which cautiously anticipated any possible dangers when working on
this project. As a precaution when filming, we cleared the surrounding
area or working space of cables and any other possible tripping
hazards.
Following Production
Processes
We
followed to the production processes by acting upon the storyboards and other
pre-production on site. Evidence
of this is how errors and unanticipated positioning were changed on site if
they were not suitable or were not as anticipated.
Fit For Purpose
The work process
(explained above) meant that our content created during these rushes is
suitable for a magazine show. In our rushes we have set up appropriate
equipment and suitable settings.
It is also fit for
purpose since this is a magazine show where the theme is video games, and the
genre is clear by how we have gaming related prizes (controller thumb pads for
video game systems) and have used the studio set which is looks like a typical
magazine show set related to gaming. The prizes relate directly to the purpose
of the show being a gaming related show allowing the user directly interact
with the show achieving its purpose as a magazine show following typical styles
and conventions.
Another example of
how our product is fit for purpose is that it used suitable equipment to create
professional looking footage of the highest quality making the footage
used fit for purpose. Some of the shot compositions can show how the final
product has produced a professional standard due to the appropriate equipment
used creating a piece that's suitable fits the styles and conventions of a
magazine show, we have followed these conventions through are pre-existing
knowledge of magazines shows and adding our
ideas to the storyboard.
It is also evident
that meaning is enhanced through the rushes; this is because we used
planning to set up the equipment to clearly show the audience the
prizes. This created a suitable image, which creates a suitable and
presentable tone to the show, this is also re-enforced through the shots used,
using zooms and panning shots, which are all shot types that would be
traditional used when showcasing items. Therefore we have followed the
conventions of magazines shows and making it fit for purpose.
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