Evaluation of our Practical Remake

The video I have embedded at the top is our final remake of Submarine.

Before we started filming we had to analyse a scene from the film Submarine in able to make our own remake. The first thing we noticed was that the Production company was the first thing to be shown against a black background. We then analysed the different shots used and tried our best to copy this with the props we had. We then realised their was only one character which was a young boy who had only a small amount of dialogue.

What went well:
We were able to work as a group when it came to analysing the shots used in the original movie. We were also able to choose our settings quickly even though we didn't have access to an Ocean and so on. When it came to filming Ali we tried to be as accurate as we could when it came to his facial expression and I think we were quite successful with this.

What I would change if we had to do it again:
The first thing I would change would be to include a voice over. I wouldn't include the voice of the actual boy from Submarine. I would include Ali's actual voice to make our remake more realistic and accurate. I would make sure we did a shot more than once so we were able to choose the best one and not just having to settle with whatever we have. The last thing that was a problem was timing. We spent too much time over thinking about how we were going to film and what we was going too film. So when it came to it, it all felt slightly rushed. Other than that I wouldn't change anything else.