The transition from our Preliminary task to our Opening scene has been huge. The shots and camera movements in our preliminary were very unstable, and there wasn't a huge amount of different camera movements and shots. I think that if we had a tripod whilst doing our prelim, the camera would have been much more stable and there would have been better quality filming, but because of doing it all completely free hand there was not a great result in quality. We also did not have any plan or storyboard like we did for our main opening. This allowed us to have much more fluent filming and continuity. From doing the prelim, I have learnt that a storyboard and plan is needed to get the best results and so is a tripod.
Match on action was being practiced in our prelim task, which was good because we learnt how to create continuity in our final product. Match on action creates a 'visual bridge' for our audience so that they are not aware that there was an edit.
Overall, I feel that doing the preliminary task enabled us to get the best result possible for our final product, for instance, the 180 degree rule, match on action and shot reverse shot. If we did not practice any of these things in our preliminary, we would not be aware of how to deal with an issue if one was rised or we would not have known what had gone wrong. The preliminary task also gave us a chance to mess with the cameras to get used to them and how to use them.





















