hey, world, so last week as you know we finished getting peer-reviewed and it went really well. The person who reviewed us and they didn't have any complaints about our film having to do with the way we filmed. In fact, they didn't really say anything about our film being bad. I wish we could have had a lot more people review our film because we would have many different opinions of our film. I had trouble as so did anyiah and lily critiquing our own film. We want our film to be the best but it is hard to not be biased whne you are the maker of your own project. So we really sat down and went through the film piece by piece. We started going through each type of angle that came up and decided whether or nt we wanted to re-film or re-edit. In all honest,y i had to pretend that our film was someone elses to get the best critisism i could get. We infact got oneof our other friends from the class to watch the film piece by pice with us so she could keep us on th right path of beiung objective.
I guess this leaves this blog to say that we will not be doing any re-filimg because we think the shots we got in captured our ideas perfectly. The sound and the angles and the movements were great and dont need to be fixed. So we sat and went over the film for the whole class. We all wrote down notes. Then we shared them with eachother. It was the best way we could get to the conclusion of what needed to be re-filmed or re-edited. Once we all read out loud we took a vote on what we all thought needed the most work. The biggest descion that came out of this was the fact that we all agreed we didnt need to re-film anything. That was something we agreed with our peer editor. What we didnt agree with was that the film wasnt choppy. We all agreed that there needed to be some serious changes to the editing for it to go smoothly. That led us to get all the shots togther and figure out how we want to proceed editng better. I will keep you updated with more editing an filming blogs.
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