Amy Jennings

I cannot say that I have the capacity and knowledge to properly critic your film, so please consider me as a basic "Audience". Unfortunately it was unable to keep my attention and I became bored. Perhaps this could be due to the lack of variety of angles during the first few minutes. Also, it took a long time for him just to sit next to her. I think the beginning at least was dragged out a little too much. I feel that the beginning is the part that is supposed to captivate the viewer and make them wish to continue to watch the film. Perhaps next time you can use more close ups or even an establishing shot of the place they where at. But overall it was a good attempt, it is obvious that you are not just filming randomly and you do have an idea on what angles you are using. Also, please only take this critic for the first few minutes of the film (they order some drink was when I stopped). Good luck in your future filming!

I am currently a student and will be starting University next year. I am unsure if it would be the wisest option to study film in university and if I will be able to find a job when I have finished my course. I currently study media at my school and have made a couple of short films and an animation. I'm tying at top of the class, so I guess I have some skills in the subject already. My question is: If I go into this course, will I be able to get a job in the industry easily? Are only students who learn at more renowned universities and other such institutions the ones who gain the jobs in the industry? How much can a minor film maker earn? Can I use my skills to branch off into other subjects if it does not work out? Thank you.