ASSESSMENT

RUBRIC for Preparation and Publication

• PROFESSIONALISM: GOAL SETTING Intention of the film is to have the audience feel a relation with what’s taking place in the film.
• TECHNOLOGY/PROFESSIONALISM: Made on an I phone. Clips put together on We video. Capturing engaging shots that help convey a story.
• WRITING: Character has a specific goal which builds up until it’s either earned or not. The goal in question has to do with our extreme desires to block ourselves from reality during the Covide 19 crisis. 
• INDUSTRY: Has the responsibility to solve problems, mainly revolving on workflow. Films are able to teach lessons and have an effect on its audience.

 Compelled Ring

https://youtu.be/OystAQ1rG3U

Summary

My project was mainly based around experimenting with different forms of editing and camera angles. It’s structure is meant to be a heavy dive into the mindset of someone who is heartbroken and in need of an answer.

Logline

An unforgiving incident involving a torn relationship will set the lead on a raging path to confront the throttled issue at hand

Intent / Goals

The goal for the film is to establish a characters position and the emotions guiding him/her toward their determined destinations. By using camera angles and cuts which help exploit the person’s internal conflict, the intent is put together and building to the fulfillment of the film (even though there is none). After watching this film, it’s audience is meant to gather tips of different editing techniques that compute with story structure. It’s to help give them an idea of what these tips of film making are used for. In this particular film, these techniques are gathered to represent an intense feeling of anger and desperation for the leading role. 

Research

Inspiration for the choices made in the film were mainly from the editing examples shown during class. These really help  to influence new story telling ideas and techniques. Comparing the examples with films I’ve already experienced helps give me a clear understanding on why there used to begin with. I got the idea after watching “13 Creative Film and Video Editing Techniques” The video was compelling because of the usage of showing examples from films to show visually what the technique is like.

Questions

Are there any distractions involving the natural lighting?

Anything that needs better direction? Mainly with how the shots turned out and positions that were situated.

Does the camera focus on a shot for a little too long?

Peer Feedback

• Write the feedback you received from other students
• After you receive feedback, add it to your post
• Cite the student sources with only their first names
  • Citation with specific names is more professional