4.1 Reviewing the Strengths and Weaknesses to my Project

My Strengths:

  • The video itself personally, is certainly entertaining it's filled with comedic events whilst keeping it's serious tone at the same time.

  • Visual wise, the green Screen and the other VFX is convincingly good.

  • In the film i have collaborated and directed a group of people, overall i had used skills such as leadership, teamwork and patience to get the pre-production of the film made.

  • Using editing skills that i learned during the course i have used adobe premiere pro and edited sounds and footage including VFX. i have even learned to download certain files from Youtube videos to add in my film but only if it is copyright or Royalty free. 


   My Weaknesses:

  • There are some mistakes in the video (even in post production), one of them is that the green screen effect isn't perfect in some parts of the footage, the green screen have some lines that are not removed properly in the background, making the footage look less realistic. 

  • Some parts of the audio like both the diegetic and diegetic sounds works well with the video but there is some bits that are more loud then it should be and there are moments were the audio has gone a bit more quiet then other parts unnecessarily.      
         And here is a link to the full completed version of my final video: https://youtu.be/nKJ7Ok8kK-g

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