My production skills developed greatly throughout this project. Overall, I have a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the filmmaking process than I did when I first began. Going through the three steps (pre-production, production, and post-production) helped me achieve this. With pre-production I learned how to effectively plan for a film. During production, I had my first hands-on experience with the equipment necessary to make a film. I have filmed videos on my phone before, but I’ve never had to use a tripod, much less move it around to capture specific angles. Even though I wasn’t the editor for my group, I still learned important editing skills. Part of the reason I wanted one of my CCR posts to be an edited video was so I could practice these skills.
My problem-solving skills were put to the test during this process. There were many unexpected problems that came up during all three steps. By learning how to confront and overcome the issues my group encountered, I learned how to find creative solutions and adapt to change. Additionally, through the filmmaking process I learned the importance of clear communication when it comes to working with a group. As the director, I learned how to effectively guide a group of people with varying ideas toward a unified vision. I also learned how to budget by learning how to make an effective film without spending any money. There are many things I learned through Whispers Across the Board that I plan to take with me to my next film. I will keep in mind any problems I encountered throughout this process to ensure that I do not repeat them. My next film will only go up from here.
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