Group Project - Glamorous

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In a group of 4, we were given the brief of creating a 2-4 minute video that was a self portrait of each member of the group. We then had to film and edit the video to show everyone later in the day. 

When trying to come up with ideas for the video, we struggled to stick to one plan. We tested out our first thought but came to a dead end and realised that we couldn't take it any further. As a group, we sat down and brainstormed some more ideas. We then then took part of our original idea and developed it into something we believed to be much better, it gave a better sense of the characters which was the main part of the brief. 

Although we had some issues coming up with an idea for the video, we all worked really well as a team, contributing ideas and communicating with each other. We each took turns to direct our own sections of the video and everyone had the chance to film. 

 I think our sound design worked well in showing the audience each aspect of the different characters and added to the effect of the video. Without the sound effects we added, the video would have been very boring, this has shown me that sound design is really important to a video can make all the difference. 

 Overall, I'm happy with the final product. I think it matches the brief and we completed it in the time we were given. If I could change anything, I would have like to maybe use a wider variety of shots and experimented more. 

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