Evaluation

1.       Looking back at my task I found the process quite easy but time consuming despite the fact I didn't have a tripod to use at the time of filming. The editing seemed quite challenging at first as it was the first time I used the editing program of adobe on location to upload and capture the clips and adobe premiere pro to edit my clips into a sequence. Continuity was hard to achieve when it came to the match on action of opening the door and took a couple of tries to to do. This probably took the longest amount of time also since it was the first thing I was editing. I struggled with organisation at times as after I had accidentally taken some shots the wrong way round, it was hard to get my actors during a free for emergency filming, as well as making sure that they wore the same clothing to make the sequence look continuous. 

           Next time I will definitely use a tripod to counter this problem so all my shots will be the same way around. This will make it slightly easier during the editing process as well. My first time using the DV camera was slightly intimidating as I wasn't used to the DV tapes and worried about how I would upload them onto my computer. It was however quite easy as I used a fire wire cable to upload them to adobe on location then I imported them to adobe premiere pro to organise them. I was quite pleased with the outcome of the film as I had previously worried that it would be hard to do such. It was annoying to cut the clips as sometimes it would take a couple of tries get the clips short enough or the program or mouse would be slightly unresponsive. I took two separate shots during my film of each person which I then used the razor tool to chop them up during the editing process. 
        Below is a collage of images of the process throughout editing using Adobe On Location, Adobe Premiere Pro and Uploading it to my blog and Youtube.