Preliminary Evaluation

Preliminary Tast

This is my finished preliminary task set to test our ability on shot reverse shot and to keep to the 180° rule.


Our task was to have a character to walk across a room to another character which in whom they would exchange a few lines of dialogue and leave the room.


My group set it out to look like a high security building with two characters doing a trade of some sort.


We used colour corrections and music to add a new layer of tension to the scene. This made the scene look more serious and also this tested our skills on premier pro: adding in music and colour correction on the scene.


I was the one who filmed and helped to edit and stich the scenes together.


Hope you like the finished product......My preliminary task.

My perliminary task storyboard

These are pictures of my storyboard in wich I have drew out all my scenes for my polimerary task. That I have explained about in my last post.

These show and describe the camera shots, sound and editing techniques we aim to include in out polimerary task.

Take a look.

It shows character 1 entering the building and walking down and entering a room. Where he exchanges a few lines of dialogue and a parcel. Then leaving in a hurried manner back out and away from the building.

Perliminary task planning

My groups polimerary task is to shoot a scene where character 1 (Jake Hopkins) energy a room crosses a room and sits down across from Character 2 (Richard Barnes). Exchanges a few lines of dialogue and leaves the room.

This will test our editing skills as beginners and to see if we can keep to the 180° rule.

The 180° rule is where the camera stays on the same side of both characters to keep the scene making sence and not confusing the audience.

I have explained this in the picture I have created...