As a group we decided to remake ' Gone girl ' because it was relatively easy and we had organized it before even picking what sequence we was going to re-make. Also, previously when we was ' print screening' the credits and performing it to a slide show we noticed that it was a suitable sequence to re-make.
It was pretty easy to understand each shots for ' Gone girl' because we discussed it as a group before doing the shot, so we all came to an agreement that it was the right shot. However, it was also difficult because some of the shots noone from the group understood what type of shot it was so we had to search it up and get help.
Moving onto the storyboard, me and Jermone did it together.. it was alright because what we had to draw was easy not very difficult. However, we missed out a couple of things we had to draw because we didn't have a 'lake' next to our school so we couldn't draw that bit. Also, we didn't have a countryside so we couldn't draw that too because we wouldn't of been able to add that.
Moreover, we tried using the suitable location for the correct shot so the audience understands what type of shot we are re-making. It was pretty easy creating the title credits using a software and a tutorial on how to use it. Also, depending on how the editors made the font size in ' Gone girl' we tried doing the same font size so it would be parallel.
In conclusion, if we tried to re-make again as a group we would change many things which would make the re-make more successful such as; finishing the re-make, ' Title credits' ' trying to add more shots' any many more. But we don't have a lot of things to change as i believe our re-make is accurate and met to a high standard as the original.
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