The preliminary task is a demonstration of continuity editing.
In the task the scene was a police interrogation on a suspect who is though to be the murderer, who killed Danny Elbridge. I, Jack Fraser acted as the police detective who interrogated the murderer who was acted by Danny Canary. James Casal was the camera man, and was the person who edited the scenes. Ayush Bahtt was the sound man!
Evaluation
At the start of the scene, we used "eye-line match". This was when the suspect is looking off screen, and then we done a shot of what he was looking at what was the clock on the wall. Also we used "match on action" straight after. This was when we see the detective walk from the corridor and the scene carries on when he enters the room. We also used "over the shoulder" shot during the interrogation to make it more interesting. During the whole scene we used, the"180 degree rule" this is where the two characters, the detective and the suspect are in the room.
During the filming we used all the techniques correctly in each scene. However during the filming, with editing all the mistakes were cut out and joined to the next scene.
During the filming, the best scene used is the "match on action". This is because the way two scenes flow together so smoothly and i though that this scene was one of the best scene that worked out correctly.
For improvements for the filming, we could of improved it from adding more edits to it, such as more sound effects and if we could make the filming longer because it was fairly short.
In the task the scene was a police interrogation on a suspect who is though to be the murderer, who killed Danny Elbridge. I, Jack Fraser acted as the police detective who interrogated the murderer who was acted by Danny Canary. James Casal was the camera man, and was the person who edited the scenes. Ayush Bahtt was the sound man!
Evaluation
At the start of the scene, we used "eye-line match". This was when the suspect is looking off screen, and then we done a shot of what he was looking at what was the clock on the wall. Also we used "match on action" straight after. This was when we see the detective walk from the corridor and the scene carries on when he enters the room. We also used "over the shoulder" shot during the interrogation to make it more interesting. During the whole scene we used, the"180 degree rule" this is where the two characters, the detective and the suspect are in the room.
During the filming we used all the techniques correctly in each scene. However during the filming, with editing all the mistakes were cut out and joined to the next scene.
During the filming, the best scene used is the "match on action". This is because the way two scenes flow together so smoothly and i though that this scene was one of the best scene that worked out correctly.
For improvements for the filming, we could of improved it from adding more edits to it, such as more sound effects and if we could make the filming longer because it was fairly short.
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