Self Assessment

M - Minimal/Incomplete

B - Basic

P - Proficient 

Ex - Excellent

Self Assessment:

1. Clear and engaging introduction - P
2. Clear, relevant points and info? Info presented clearly/briefly - P
3. Communicates well with a balance of using board and speaking clearly withour reading from board? - P
4. Quality Research - B
5. Range of appropriate, inspirational films that they have studied and could potentially adapt into film? - P
6. Relevant images to support ideas and info? ( using digital technology ) - P
7. Relevant moving image to support ideas and info? ( using digital technology ) - P
8. Does it act as a good introduction to the film and entice the audience to want to watch whole film? ( It shouldn't give away too much info/plot ) - P
9. Opening sequence plan analyzes/discusses a range of features: Plot, Characters, titles/fonts, conventions, special fx, connotations of visuals, angles - P
10. Fonts and titles are considered and appropriate for idea and genre - P
11. Considers art of filming and how to use a range of filming techniques and angles to emphasize meaning - P
12. Considers all types of sounds and music to have an appropriate effect on audience - EX
13. Uses storyboards (basic ) and visuals to effectively illustrate idea of opening sequence and visuals illustrate a range of angles - EX
14. Establishes genre and idea is appropriate to genre considers conventions ( expectations ) of genre? - P
15. Considers what the whole film is about: clear? Appropriate for genre? - P
16. Considers  realistic obstacles and potential filming problems? - P
17. Is the opening sequence appropriate to the whole film? - P
18. Ideas are original and creative - EX
19. Overall quality of preparation and planning - P

What went well, was when I presented my own story board, because it was from my own idea. I loved the moving pictures, because they we're a good example, also good researched and not in long winded words.

Even better if, I fully researched the conventions of film noir.