Shot Quality

Another point that was made, was that some of the shots that were taken inside the church have a slightly grainy look to them. This is mainly because we have tried to use lighting effects on the Adobe Premiere Pro software and therefore the quality of the shots is not as good as the original image. Our plan is to either take some of the effects off those particular shots to see what they look like, or to even re-shoot them. It was proposed that the reason we added lighting effects was because the shots were too dark. This means that it is more than likely the case that we will have to re-shoot some particular shots. We could do this by either replacing them with something else or re-shooting them at the original location.

This is an example of what the grain effect does to the shot (sometimes, it can make it look authentic however in our case, it doesn't fit in well especially with some of the very clear and defined shots that we have):

Shots that we definately want to re-shoot are:

The phone call scene, the shot of me hiding behind the pillar, and the shot of me running away from the "unknown" man towards the camera.

We will have a little discussion about what we think is best but so far, we think that replacing the shots would be the quickest and possibly better way to improve our trailer.

H&M