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Post-Production 1: After the viewing

  Spencer and I have recently presented our film, and we received a plethora of positive feedback. Everyone  really liked our film for the most part, there was only a few parts that stuck out. F or example, one of our classmates said to have the car that pulled out of the parking spot be driving around on the empty streets, so we are going to refilm that and compare the two, seeing how it ends up turning out. If we like it, we will keep it, but if we don’t like it, we will ke ep  the original in the final cut.  We will begin filming tonight and hopefully it will turn out successful.   We just finished filming and Spencer has made the final edits. It turned out to be not as good as we’d like. The  wide-angle  shots  are not even with each other, and the dim lighting was too dark to really see the car because the streetlights did not provide enough light against the dark sky. We may try to re shoot with a different angle, like maybe a low angle shot...

Peer Review

  After Spencer and I presented our project, we got a mix of good and bad reviews. Most of them were good reviews, however, the bad reviews bro ught our attention to things we needed to fix. The reviews weren’t necessarily negative; however, I enjoyed my classmates’ input on how to make our film better. One classmate said  to cover the park in caution tape instead of the park closed sign, but we believe that the park closed sign helps signify the curfew that has been set for quarantine. Another classmate said that  there should be more people wearing mask, however, we believe that by only showing one person it capitalized on the isolation aspect that quarantine gives.  One critical piece of advice that may change our movie is when someone said that we should film the car driving through the empty streets. I think this would make our film feel more deserted, especially with the scene of a car dri ving alone, it will give it a more eerie effect.   Only a few peopl...