Reflection

Reflect on:

• What genres and streaming platforms did you explore?

• How did your research influence your scene, branding or poster design?

• Did you reference real streaming content, intros, or thumbnails?

• How did your understanding of audience and platform shape your work?

Reflect on:

• Any challenges faced with lighting setups, 180-degree rule, or continuity.

• How you tested shot choices or edited different versions.

• If you made changes based on feedback or technical errors.

• Your decision-making during design of posters or branding materials.

How effectively did you use production and post-production tools?

Reflect on:

• Use of lighting, sound recording (Foley), camera angles and editing.

• Your application of the 180-degree rule, continuity editing, and transitions.

• How you designed and edited the animated logo, thumbnail or poster.

• What software or tools you used and how your skills improved.

How did you work professionally and manage your responsibilities?

Reflect on:

• Your role in the group and how you communicated or led.

• Time management across research, shoot planning, editing and design.

• How well you kept up with your production schedule or met targets.

• Use of constructive feedback and how it informed your development.

How well did your final project communicate with the target audience?

Reflect on:

• The visual identity of your streaming brand—does it suit your audience?

• Whether your scene matched the tone or style of your chosen genre.

• How your thumbnails, posters or logo helped communicate the theme.

• Did viewers understand the narrative and genre through your edits?