AICE Media Studies

Short 5-Minute Movie: Website for Movie:  ttps://taxelzen.wixsite.com/ onelastdrive Social Medias: Instagram-@onelast_drivefilm Tiktok-@onelastdriveas Postcard for Movie: ttps://www.canva.com/design/ DAFemrgKNn0/ QidNPr7XJOTgZEwRSi7q9w/edit                                                             FRONT BACK

 A fter finishing my short film, I felt a mix of emotions - excitement, relief, and a sense of accomplishment. It was an intense and challenging process, but I was proud of the work that I had created. The completion of the film marked the end of a long journey, and I felt a sense of closure and satisfaction. I was eager to share the finished film with others, and to see their reactions and feedback. There was also a sense of anxiety, as I wondered how the film would be received and if viewers would appreciate the effort and passion that went into its creation. Despite the uncertainty, I felt a sense of fulfillment and pride in having created something that I could call my own. I reflected on the journey of creating the film - the long days on set, the endless editing sessions, and the countless revisions and tweaks. It was a rollercoaster of emotions, but in the end, it was all worth it to see the finished product. I was grateful for the support and collaboration of those who helped b

  After receiving feedback on my short film, I made a list of the most common mistakes and areas for improvement. I carefully reviewed the comments and suggestions, and identified specific changes that I could make to address the issues that were identified. I made sure to approach the changes with an open mind and a willingness to make adjustments to improve the film. Some of the changes were easy to make, while others required more thought and effort to implement. I carefully considered each suggestion and feedback, weighing the pros and cons of each potential change. I made changes to the pacing of the film, as some viewers felt that certain scenes dragged on for too long. I also reworked the dialogue in certain scenes to make it more natural and engaging. The feedback also highlighted some issues with the sound quality, so I worked to improve the audio mixing and editing. Some viewers felt that certain characters needed more development, so I added additional scenes and dialogue to

It was nerve-wracking to show my short film to others, but I knew that feedback was important to help me improve. I was grateful for the opportunity to have others watch and review my film, as it provided valuable insights and perspectives. The comments and feedback I received helped me identify areas of the film that needed improvement and provided suggestions for how to address them. Some of the feedback was critical, but it was always given with the intention of helping me improve my work. I appreciated the honesty of the reviewers and their willingness to share their thoughts and opinions. Hearing the reactions of others to my film was a valuable experience that allowed me to understand how it was being perceived by an audience. The feedback helped me identify areas where I needed to work on my storytelling, pacing, and character development. The comments also gave me new ideas and perspectives for future projects. It was helpful to hear the different perspectives of the reviewers,

  Making a short film was a challenging but rewarding experience, and I learned a lot about self-building along the way. I realized that making a film requires a lot of self-motivation and discipline. I had to learn to prioritize my time and set achievable goals for myself in order to stay on track. As a self-builder, I had to be resourceful and find creative solutions to problems that arose during the filmmaking process. I took on multiple roles in the production, such as writing, directing, and editing, which required me to develop a wide range of skills. I learned to be adaptable and flexible, as plans and ideas often needed to change based on new information or feedback. Self-building allowed me to take ownership of my work and create something that was truly my own. I had to take initiative and be proactive in order to get things done, which helped me develop a strong work ethic. I learned the importance of self-reflection and self-critique in order to improve my skills and work.

As we began making our short film, we quickly realized the importance of group bonding. Working together towards a common goal helped us form strong bonds with each other. We spent long hours collaborating and brainstorming ideas, which brought us closer as a team. The process of making the film involved everyone contributing their own unique skills and talents, creating a sense of camaraderie. We learned to communicate more effectively and work together efficiently, which helped us accomplish our goals. Despite the inevitable challenges and setbacks, we supported each other and remained optimistic. Our shared passion for filmmaking and creativity brought us closer together as a group. We bonded over shared experiences on set, such as dealing with technical difficulties or improvising when things didn't go according to plan. The process of making the film required us to trust each other and work collaboratively, which strengthened our group dynamic. We celebrated each other's s