WWW: What i feel went well in our production were things such as the camera angles and cuts we used, we placed the camera in strategic places to allow the audience to view the production from the line of sight we required them too. The use of cuts to provide a dramatic scenes and the movement of the camera with pans/tilts allowed views to really feel they had interaction with the clip. The sudden involvement of extreme close ups added a sense of realism to the clip allowing viewers to notice facial reactions and lips moving when talking. Also the dialogue is short but snappy, leaving the audience on edge about what is going to happen next.
EBI: We noticed while editing that clips were cut too quickly whilst filming allowing less footage to work with, this was a downfall as the final video looked sketchy as clips cut off too soon. A fly on the wall angle would have been effective for clips where both charicters were required to talk and be in the frame as it would have added tension to the plot
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