Film & TV Language: Mise-en-scene video feedback and learner response

1) I am sorry sir but this  is not english

2) WWW:

  • Good soundtrack/accurate music x2
  • Outdoor setting 
  • Good angles x5
  • Funny x2
  • Good acting x4
  • Good editing
  • Original x2
  • Good lighting x2
  • Good quality
  • Actor placement
  • Soundtrack x2
   EBI:
  • Costume x4
  • Longer video x6
  • Setting x2
  • Embed video
  • More accurate
  • Bad quality of dialogue
3) I my opinion the amount of quality, preparation and commitment is lacking. Like I said, because of Anas I had less then a day to plan, record and edit the video. This however isn't me blaming him as it was my homework and my responsibility to make so I will take a the criticism with it. Also I should have made a longer video so it doesn't get uploaded like a short. Furthermore I believe that I should have done some other scene where i could have recreated it better.

Now considering that this was my first time using any type of editing software I am quite satisfied with the result considering the lack of effort put in this project. I the end it turned out to be like a parody which I guess is fine.

4) Well considering how short my recreation was it didn't have that much of an effect as the scene was really easy to recreate with a super small budget not counting all the retakes caused by laughing. Bonus thing is that list got created after all filming and editing was done so it didn't have an effect on the recording.

5) Well for starters I can use a tripod or and extension stick so the shots look better. Then I should do some improvements on my editing skills. Lastly I should prepare before shooting the scene rather then picking stuff as I go.

6) First Thing I learned is that preparation and planning are key. My first and biggest mistake was not knowing what I was gonna do until I got there. Secondly, I should give my self more time to record and plan out stuff as well as edit it as if I did do those thing this would have been so much better but I do not regret doing what I did as if I didn't I wouldn't have learned from my mistakes. Best learning is done through mistakes and real work. Lastly, I should learn how do edit better. Although on the surface there isn't much editing I could have done in this recreation task I could have done a title like some of my classmates have so there is always something better I can do.



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