1. RETURN Evaluation

3. How did you attract / address your audience? Also changing the speed of the clip made things slower and therefore it connotes a lot of atmosphere and makes the clip look more romantic. " Behind every great love is a great story" Close up of the characters face, connotes there emotion and sets therefore sets the scene. Low lighting connotes sadness and the effortless clothes connote no care or effort. Camera looking down on the character connotes her status and connotes she is feeling down.

4. Audiences Comments “ Good soundtrack in the background” “ Nice reverse shots” “ I enjoyed the shot of the horses at the start ” “ I liked the opening/establishing shots” “ Good use of camera angles” “ Realistic choice of music to set the scene ” “ Good story line ” “ Brilliant!, really liked it, the music well sorted the genre; added emotion to it” “ Story line was really interesting ” “ Good use of panning” “ Sad story of Romance” “ Very emotional” “ Liked the fact it went back in time” “ Nice continuity, very emotive!” “ Really genuinely nice”

5. Attracting audience Close up of the photograph brings back memories which connotes love An extreme close up of the photograph creates more tension and connotes feeling, love, and relationships There was a gradient wipe between each shot towards the end of the two minutes this creates an even bigger atmosphere and gets the audience having to think about what is happening in the storyline.

6. Film Stills “ Liked the fact it went back in time” These are some of the film stills that I have taken from the film, I found that this would be the easiest away to show how we used a gradient wipe between some of the clips. We firstly used Premiere Pro to put a colour wipe over the clips because we were trying to make an effect whereby it would make the audience feel that we had gone back in time. Thankfully when we asked our target audience there opinions of the film some did actually notice it. So I feel that I did succeed one of the objectives I set out.

7. Film Stills