Cinematography video feedback/learner response

 1. WWW: Highlighting key words, low angle camerawork, audio effect on voice, good lighting, good                          performance, pov shot effective.

     EBI: Muffled sound, different aspect ratios, avoid portrait, edit the work yourself, no labelling, follow                instructions.

2. WWW: Great editing, great transition, good sound quality, highlighted key words, good camera angles. 

    EBI: Everything was all over the place, no labelling of shots, not embeded, muffled sound. 

3. WWW: Highlighted key words, variety of shots, good transitions. 

    EBI: Edit it myself, labell shots, follow instructions carefully. 

4. When i start my coursework after summer i will follow instructions carefully to the best of my ability and try to complete my work as best as i can. I've learnt that you can't take short cuts in this subject and that everything has to be done properly.     

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