Production Log #3 (08/05/2017)

Production Log #3 (08/05/2017)

Group assignment and job roles:

We started today's lesson off with being assigned our groups for the promotional videos, and given our job roles within the groups. This was helpful at this stage because I could then speak to my group and figure out what we were going to be doing.

File Format Workshop:

We also had a workshop with Andy the media technician who taught us the basics of file formats and what is the best format to export when editing videos. This was really helpful because during our time at the college as a class we have all been unsure when exporting and have always asked the teachers. Know knowing how to export and what file format we should chose depending on how we film the video it will be much more helpful for this unit.

Reviewed Previous College Video (Hadlow + West Kent College):

At the end of the lesson we reviewed two videos one from Hadlow college, and one from West Kent College. We listed down what we liked and disliked, this was good because it helped me come up with ideas for our videos etc.

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