Role in the construction of the piece
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My role was as the director, making the script, storyboards and organizing filming. I believe I fulfilled this role as best I could and worked well with the group, also helping with filming and overseeing the final cut.
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- 1. Role in the construction of the piece
- 2. RoleMy role in the group was as a directorThis consisted of making the script, storyboards and organising the filming.I believe that I did this role as best as I could and worked well with my fellow group mates, throughout the construction time.At some points I helped out with both the filming and the editing. For example I overlooked the final cut of the final piece.