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Production
-          They lighting was good.
-          Good actors
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-          The focusing could have been better.
-          Background noise.
Pre – production
-          The script was good for it.
-          Getting the actors
-          Having
-          Should have made a better story bored
-          A more in-depth location recce

From this production I have learnt that pre- production is very important for the filming industry to create any sort of production from the difficulty of having a problem with locations and the way to film it as we didn't have a good storyboard to go off from so we wasted time. We had lots of people helping out with acting due to us asking them beforehand to film with them but, we could even set a time to film with them and check the locations if they are free on that time so this as well shows how important locations recce are.





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  1. JCoSS Media Dept21 October 2017 at 14:57

    Hi, your embed code has not worked I'm afraid. Pop in to see Ms Gold so she can help you with this.

    This is a good start, but your commentary could do with being more detailed and a bit more technical, analysing all of the elements of pre-production.

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