When creating our film opening, we had to use a variety of equipment, some I've never used before and some I have.
I've used camcorders before so this wasn't anything new to me, however a constant battle we went through when filming was that it kept going out of focus; which was frustrating.
We wanted to use a focus pull in our opening, but we were told that the camera equipment wasn't advanced enough to do this with; which was disheartening.
This tripod was quite stiff when it came to rotating in up and down - panning across was fine; but tilting couldn't be down fluidly without some jerky movements being detected; which is unfortunately seen in our film opening.
Our only difficulty with the tripod was when we had created a custom height, so that the camera was tilted at a certain angle - this was difficult to either recreate or ensure that the frame was straight.
The layout of icons and storage was a bit confusing when trying to upload things, as we weren't sure where they were at times, but after using these for just under two months - I got the hang of it quite quickly.
iMovie was the software we had to use to edit our film and it was something I had never used before, so we spent sometime practising with it just to ensure we knew the basics.
I wasn't happy with how basic the software was, something such as Final Cut Pro would have been better for us to edit our film opening - as we would have had a lot more variety and different editing techniques; rather than basic transitions, colour washes and titles etc.
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