Editing video task and learner responses

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Editing video task and learner responses

Mr Halsey:
MOA: 1/2
SRS: Done
180°: Broken once

  • Great location, nice acting and script- if works perfectly as a one minute film. Entertaining.
  • Match-on-action not used as much as it could have been ( sitting down, phone shots all opportunities to use it)
  • Camera switches sides once ( from long shot of both to over the shoulder) but the observes 180° rule well.
  • Needed more cuts back and forth during the conversation ( reaction shots e.g)
Reflection on my work:

WWW: Made it entertaining and the shot reverse shot was done perfectly

EBI: Make sure the 180 degree rule isn’t broken and the use more of match in action. Spend more time on editing so that it’s looks like continuous editing.

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