Film Critique Reflection

We didn't get any comments from students when our film was shown in the PAC but Mr. Bomboy commented that it had a great storyline. Despite this, in my opinion the storyline probably isn't clear to those who didn't work on the film. So, I think we could improve on storytelling. I think our strength was incorporating all the different types of shots into the film. My plan for next time is to tell a clearer story AND use the different types of camera shots,

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