Clever editing the new movie trailer (2010) staring ridwan muscle weights, riyad nerd khan and Asad miah the next steven speilberg but better!!

In this task I was the actor/dead guy who had been batterd and put in the toilet. The jump turned out to be a failure as asad speilberg hasn't used the corrects camera shot behind the actor, infront of the actor and worms eye view. The eyeline match turned out to be a very good example in the video as the handsome actor riyad nerd khan had a shocking momment of the discovery of the possible murder in the toilet. The final shot was the cliched mirror scene as riyad looked into the mirror and saw the possible ghost of ridwan musclular man looking at him from the back. We set the camera in the right angle to get both riyad and ridwan in the shot as the mirror's was small and seperate and it was difficult to get both of them into one of the camera shots. The difficulties with this task was getting the right shots and how to put in the shot transitions to give the video a smooth feel and pace, and no short pauses. If i were to do this again i would improve on all the negatives of this task and make sure that the shot transitions looked more smooth and the shots of the jump was taken from more angles so that we could add them together and make it look better.

The quiet task (Ridwan, Akthar, Mustaq & Ataur)

In this video we could have used better camera control but we managed to complete the quiet task by using a clever story and not making it complicated. If i were to do this again I would use the tripod more and use different types of camera shots.

The chase- The Badman chase (Ridwan, Akthar & Mustaq)

In this video we should have used the tripod as this would of made the camera shots more sill, but we used many camera shots for our story. Even though the acting wasn't very great we still had fun making it. If i were to do this again i would make sure the camera is still and there is more usage of the tripod, so the camera shots are more steady, and also acknowledge the 180 degrees rule.