Harry Cripp

 Overall I felt that the process of making our film 'Is It Worth It?' was incredibly stressful and not without difficulty, but in the end, I feel like what we produced was of a professional and high standard. Despite the fact that our group was one of the first to come together, it took a while for all the members of our group to take the task at hand as seriously as others in the group were taking it. A number of times, we would organise to meet up so we could discuss pre-production elements or even when we were filming we would organise to meet up and half the group would not show up. The fact that this problem was consistent from the start of the process all the way to the end was disheartening and was certainly disappointing, it also contributed to a lot of the difficulties that we had with production and definitely increased the stress levels of certain members of the group such as myself and Hamdi, who was consistent and present at all arranged times.  However, whilst it...

 The post-production work was not a particularly collaborative process, just because we had an incredibly late and delayed production process, as described in a previous blog task, and so by the time we began editing, there was not a lot of time for us to meet up or go over the edit. There were a few drafts that we were sent by Tristan, our editor, and we gave feedback on those and he sent it back. When I think of all the films I've made before, it is usually a more collaborative experience when it comes to the editing process, many more rough drafts and paper edits are usually sent between parties to ensure that we have a really good and mutually agreed upon final product, and whilst I felt that we ended up with both a good and mutually agreed upon final product, the way we got to that was not as collaborative as I would have liked or expected. I am very happy with how the final product turned out with regards to editing, there are some notes that I contributed that were taken int...