Evaluation of "Good cop, Bad cop" scene.

I like how well the final film turned out, although i think we (me, Nathan and Alex) could've made a better film.

If i were to do this again, i would:

1. Choose to edit on Premiere Pro, immediately. This is because i'm more familiar with Premiere Pro than any other editing software.
2. Do a re-con of where we're going to shoot.
3. Give the actors some rehearsal time.

Exporting movie and Padlet link

Today, I finished my edit of the "good cop, bad cop" scene from The Heat

 and exported it from Premiere pro.

 I then tried to upload it onto my Padlet wall, but found that the file is too large for Padlet and so I had to upload to my youtube channel.

To go to the Padlet page that i made for this video, Please click here!

Unit 2-editing 0.2

Today, I edited  the footage for our groups take on a scene from "The Heat" in Adobe Premire Pro. aka the video editing software that I feel most comfortable with.

Unit 2 - editing.

Today I did some more editing. from the looks of it, I could finish it within the week.

Unit 2 - Practical issues and responsibilities with the shoot.

6th/05/14:

Hardware: One camera ran out of juice, so had to get its' charger from the technician and had to reposition it so it was near an electrical outlet and had the actors in shot.

Software: We didn't really have much to edit, but we're still working on it.

Cast: Our cast had no time to learn their lines and so had to read 'em off paper.

Crew: We didn't have time to prepare

Time Management: Managed the time we had working together, but we wish we had more time.

Padlet link

http://padlet.com/pinkieguy690/jzxkn54mwv33