A lot of what we have learnt from our preliminary to our full product we feel was time managment. We feel our preliminary was slightly rushed which meant when we noticed mistakes or had a last minute idea that we thought '' This would look better if...'' . At the time of our preliminary we left no time to go back and do this. Where as in our full product we enabled plenty of time to go back if we made mistakes and also to re-film in order to perfect certain shots.
Our skills of using continuity editing were a major part of our full product. Because we chose to film in a house, extreme camera shots would be very hard to pull off without looking unbelievable, so we went to for more 'clever' transitions. We concentrated on mise-en-scene and lighting to give off the enigma and contrast of the two houses. In our prelimary it looked very amatuer because there was nothing much which connoted the conventions of a crime thriller.
Another key skill we all learnt was effecive editing. In our preliminary we literally cut the bits we felt were not needed and kept the ones that we wanted. In our full product we cut every little part we could that may make our film 'drag-on' this made our film flow a lot more smoothly with very sharp cuts.
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