Over the course of creating our film, my co-director and I were able to progress our skills by practice of trial and error. My co-director and I were both completely new to filming, acting, directing, and conducting editing software. Our mid-term submission which was our first draft was difficult to compose because we had never filmed before and the outcome of the draft was rough. However, we used that first draft as an opportunity for practice, so when we began working on our 3rd quarter submission the process flowed more smoothly because we had a better idea of what we wanted our film to look like and how to execute it.
During our second time filming the camera takes went quicker because we knew what position to put the camera in, in order to get the angle we wanted. Filming the scenes also improved because the actors had a better idea of what their character's personality and intentions are and seemed to be less camera shy. Lastly, the editing and transitions improved because we used Adobe premiere instead of imovie, which limited our editing options before. Overall, our production skills did progress through practice.
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