Reflections on filming

I think that filming went well, in my first group it didnt go so well for several reasons, i feel that there wasnt enough communication between the group so alot of misunderstandings happened so we didnt film what we needed to film in the time i was in the group. Also a problem was in the common room there was a lot of noise so was hard to concentrate and hear what we were saying. When i moved to Paul & Elise, filming went very well, we knew exactly what we wanted to do so it was made easier by that and we done lots of filming in the first lesson. But then in the second lesson we couldnt use the same room as the first lesson, this made things hard because we had to start a fresh and try to finish the whole of the filming in one lesson in case this trouble we had again, eventually we got to use the new classroom twice and filming went very well, we used lots of different techniques, including panning and one good thing we done was whilst i was looking for my attacker i hand held the camera so we could see the film from my sight, we feel this worked very well. We also feel that we followed the rules pretty well, a way me made sure of this is before we began filming the next shot we checked if we were on the right side for the 180 degree rule, this kept us within the rules. Another thing we done which was following the rules was waiting 5 seconds before we say "action" & "cut" so overall we done well with the filming task.