5. Mise-en-scene video feedback and learner response

 

Teacher feedback:

WWW: 

Script is in correct font

Used original soundtrack   Good audio editing

Use of freeze frame   Good post production

Props 

Makeup 

Cinematography

Accents


EBI:

More Costumes     

More fake blood 



Class feedback:

Overall the feedback tells me that my use of makeup was good but could be improved by adding more and so could my use of costumes. It also tells me that my editing and sound track was good. Some actors still had on school lanyards which impacted the accuracy of the scene. 



Self assessment: 

I believe my script and shot list were used well however my mine en scene planning could've been better and I could've improved on the costumes or lighting aspects of my recreation.




In the future

In the future I could improve my audio quality by using microphones and I could also improve my cinematography as it was pointed out that my camerawork was shaky in some parts by using a phone stand to ensure the shots aren't shaky. 


The importance of mine en scene 

This task has made me realise how important mine en scene is in film as without aspects of mine en scene such as the costumes, movies wouldn't be as affective in portraying what they imagined when creating the scene to the audience through their use of show rather than pointing everything out to the audience which keeps the audience interested as they feel they need to be paying close attention to understand the depth of the scene and be involved in the film.


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