Part Eight- Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the prgreseeion from it to a full product?

My preliminary task was a continuity exercise, I think that we carried it out well all the scenes flowed together and it felt realistic. The main feature was the match on action, there weren’t any jumps in between. The feedback from it was that it was an original storyline and that there was a nice sue of camera angles throughout.

The story could be clearer, people may become confused about the point of the short film there is too much free hand filming, it takes away from the finish because the camera is sometimes 'shaky' and it isn't a point of view shot. An improvement would be to use the tripod more often to add a better finish to the film. Also try more types of camera shots to add variety.

TO improve on this when we shot Queen Khan we used a tripod unless we wanted the camera to be slightly shaking .e.g. when we had the first person shot from Jody walking towards Noor right at the end of the opening sequence. This eliminated most of the shake in our clips also the storyline was much simpler and clearer to the audience because we didn’t want to confuse them which could cause them to lose interest.

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What Have You Learnt About Technologies From The

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How Does Your Media Product Represent Social Groups

Part 4

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What Impact Did the Film4 Have on Each

Part 1- Brief

The brief I was working to was to create an opening sequence for a film that will be produced by Film4.  The title 'Queen Khan' was chosen because of the contradiction of it. The juxtaposition will only be visible to the target audience though because only they will know that khan translate into 'king' in english. So that title is the Queen of Kings which would be very controversial in the asian community The aim was to intrigue the audience enough to come and watch the film to find out more about the meaning.The boxing relation comes from the boxing names King Khan.


e challenge typical representations of Muslims because we feel there are representations of real life muslims that aren't explored enough or realisticly in cinema.We will use conventions such as crime, aspiration and bad father figures because we believe that they're large aspects of society at the moment and allow this film to become something as model for people to use who want to improve their lives much like the main character does by experiecing and over coming things our audience may have.