FIRST CUT
The first cut was not very good the cuts we too quick, there wasn't enough close up shots, and it lacked a narrative which made it seem more like a trailer than a film opening. In my opinion, the 'saving grace' of our opening was the titles they worked well with the style and genre that we were going for with the film. Once we had finished our first edit, we realised that we needed to go out and film more shots because of the constant repetition of certain close-ups and the blank spaces between each title.
When we had done the second unit shoot, we tried to film every appropriate body part that didn't show too much of 'The Visitor'. We had a problem on our second unit shoot as our second location (the little barn) we filmed at had been fenced up and therefore no-one could enter the premise. This meant that we could not get any pick-up shots at that location. Our teacher also pointed out to us that there was no sense of flow from the first to second location after repeated discussion on how to improve this, we came up with a few solutions;
1- We wrote another shot list and storyboard
2- We negotiated a time to book the camera kit in order to film the travel shots
3- We re-shot a few more items of not only 'The Visitor' but also the surrounding to add setting ( another aspcet our evaluation of the first cut showed)to the 2 minute clip.
4- We recorded our voice over which would help the audience understand what had happened to our protagonist.
FINAL CUT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-z9Kudd9wA
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