In todays lesson we showed our finished prelim to the class, which allowed us to gain feedback about the successes and possible areas of improvement. Though the sort of cheesy pop genre of music videos isn't something we're likely to do, it was fun to do.
One question we got quite a few times was how long it took us to both film and edit. In doing our prelim, one key thing I learnt was that it is easier to edit chronologically even though this isn't always possible. The video for Foundations by Kate Nash is almost entirely lip syncing so the accuracy of our editing was really important. If we changed something earlier in the video, even if it was really really small, the whole video would then be out of time. I had actually experimented with stop motion in my AS film opening evaluations so wasn't as complicated as it could have been.
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