How To Make a Short Fillm

The video helped me understand the depths of what it takes to make a good short film. One main idea from the video was to make a story that matches the resources you have. Rather than planning something unrealistic, it's important to stick to things that are available and that you can actually film. This makes the end result look planned out and more organized. The video explained that the sound quality is also really important. If the audio's bad then it'll be difficult to understand what the films message is conveying. It can make people uninterested, regardless of the good qualities that's in the film. This taught me that good sound is what matters more instead of having an expensive camera. Another big focus from the video was planning ahead. Staying organized is crucial because having an organized list of how things are going to play out are useful. Making storyboards can help film makers stay organized. This helps reduce stress levels during filming since there's already an organized plan set in place. Stepping away from editing was another tip given. Taking short breaks are useful and it's okay to step back for a while. The video also introduced "ruthless editing". This means cutting out anything that seems unnecessary. This helps the audience stay intrigued. This advice helps me understand that quality is better than quantity.  Overall, this video gave me better guidance on how to execute a good short film. These ideas will make me feel a lot more confined during filming.