Zane's Aice Media Studies Blog

Hello, This is the final film that me and my group created 

This is the final script of our of our final film after we received peer feedback 

 We went over our film with our peers so we can improve our first draft. They gave us a lot of constructive criticism. They explained to us ways to improve our film through editing and fixing things we made mistakes on. They pointed out to us problems with our credits and problem with the story Explaining to us how we need to have a hook for our film which we lacked. They told us to watch opening films such as the matrix to get a better idea of how to improve our film. I am very thankful for them and the feedback it helped us create a better overall film.

 Hello this is my first draft. For my movie The Boy Lost in Time

Today, we started working on our movie, and it was a great experience. My teammates and I got a lot of practice, and we learned some key points that we can take away from this. First things first, it's not easy to bring what's in your head onto the screen. We spent almost 30 minutes trying to create a scene for the film. Production is a long process that requires accuracy and precision to create the best outcome. One mistake we made was not having a descriptive plan. Although we did plan, we rushed to the production phase too quickly, which caused us to spend too much time doing things over. At the end of the day, we learned that planning is essential. We can save ourselves a lot of time and effort by having a well-thought-out plan. We realized that it was pointless to go in without a plan, and we look forward to improving our approach to make our future productions successful.

Today, we made the decision to put our movie plan in action. Initially, we were doing well with the opening of the film, having hired a skilled cameraman who was contributing to our seemingly flawless production. However, our progress was impeded by numerous obstacles and interference from external parties, forcing us to put our filming on hold for an extended period. As time ticked away, we realized that we would be unable to overcome these challenges and ultimately had to accept that we could not complete the film as planned. Despite the fact that the film had the potential to be excellent, we were unable to close a critical 30-second window of footage.