Non-Production team Responses:
- What was your favourite part of the film?
- What was your least favourite bit of the film?
- What would you score our film out of 60?
- Would you watch the rest of the film?
- What changes have we made from the first draft of the film?
- How happy are you with the final cut of the film?
- What would you score your film overall out of 60?
Non-Production Team responses: Questions 1 to 4:
1. The majority of responses were that the best part of the clip was the Slow-Mo on the bike. The shot went from a fast moving car tracking scene to slow-mo shot in which the man on the bike slowly turned his head to face the car. This shot took many takes due to the logistics of having the car bend round the corner at speed, the bike maintaining speed over broken ground and the bike staying in line with the car.
2. There was a mix of two answers to this question. These answers included a slight problem with the accents and the fall of the running man. I believe these to be relativly small problems with our film, our accents are unlikely to be perfect due our low acting ability. For our film to be profeesionaly made we could be using actors with a far higher ability or even polish actors. With regards to the fall or trip we would most likely have to refilm the scene so that the trip appears more realistic to the audience.
3. Our films scores ranged from 48-55 showing that the audienece enjoyed our film and thought it was of a high quality. If we were to score around 51 we would be very satisfied with our films results.
4. Every single individual we interviewed said that they would like to watch the rest of the film if they could this is very encourging for us and demonstrated to us that our film was sucessful and that the audience liked it.
Proudction Team Responses: Question 1 to 3:
1. The fundemental thing that arose regardring changes to our film was the inclusion of substitles and the change of the song for the chase scene. The music is a massive part of our film its really effective and fits with the picture well. When comparing the final cut with the first draft you can see the effective that the change in music has had on the production. We also increased the amount of speech which made it even more important to include substitles in the film.
2. Every single member of the production team said they were happy and proud of the film. This was the most important thing for us that we were happy with our own work.
3. our production team scored our work: 48,51,50 and 55. Our work was challenging due to the forgien nature which is why our production team believes our work merits this sort of mark.