AMIN
- When panning up, camera is a bit shaky
- Lighting not adequate enough
- Good use of focusing on near & far objects to create effect of flashback
- Sudden change of setting not really able to connect the story
WENDY
- Over-exposure of white walls of the buildings (could be due to the bad projection of images from projector)
- Not much focus on window meant for transition
- Shot of gutter taken at an unique angle (good sense)
- A bit blurry when shooting exterior of the greenhouse
MINE
- Characters should lead audience to POV for connection of story (i.e. camera shot links to where characters are looking at)
- WS stage-in at greenhouse must be balanced
- Proper colour designs
- For zoom-in, some event must be revealed, to give a hint of the story (a purpose for the zoom-in)
KENNY
- Over-exposure of white building against skyline (could be due to bad projection of images from projector)
- When focusing on Jiji & Kala, a sudden blur & re-focuses again (intentional?)
- Last shot: less is more?
JIJI
- A shift from interior to exterior (at window), over-exposure of exterior
- Due to natural lighting & contrast of colour of clothes, some shots do not have enough lighting
ALICIA
DAVID
- Zoom in with no purpose
- Horizontal of plain off balance
- Zoom-in timing not smoothAngle shot does not match POV of character
AIDAH
- Over-exposure when out of number plate
- Good usage of changing of colours for flashback
- Purpose of zooming is not clear enough (some parts remain blur when zoomed in)
KALA
- Some shots have no connection
- Zooming in is not smooth
- Good panning from dark area to small window
- Some shaky shots (intentional?)
ANDY
- Lighting not adequate enough (due to natural lighting)
- From dark area to light area -- over-exposure
MIAOQIN
- Over-exposure
- Shots too fast; not much connection
- Zooming in with no purpose
Conclusion:
Almost all of us did some same mistakes (because we followed the shots given and didn’t know we can change).
- Zooming in without purpose
- Horizontal line of action always in center
- Over-exposure (but could be due to bad screening from projector)