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IT And Media Productions
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Title
10 Call Sheets
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Content
11 Walkie-Talkies
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About Me: Part 1
12 Daily Distribution
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About Me: Part 2
13 Off-Set Information Systems
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Media Production
14 Video
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Creative
15 Collage
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Research
16 Credits
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Technical
17 End Slide
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Careers In Information
System and My Future
3. • My Name is Shiraz Baluch
• I am from Dubai
• I was born and raised in Dubai, however
my ethnicity is of a rare kind.
• I am of Baluch ethnic, less than 9 million
of Baluchs are left in the world.
• There are less than 300 Baluchs in
United States of America.
• Maybe I should list myself in
endangered species list!!!
4. • I have always been fond of Film
and Animation.
• Which is why I chose Media
Productions as my major and
Computer Graphics as minor.
• I am going to graduate in Fall
2014.
• I plan to move to Los Angeles
after graduation and hopefully
work for companies like Pixar
or MGM.
5. • Media production includes fulltime and freelance workers in any
field of communication,
entertainment or information that
reaches a wide range of people.
• Media production refers to the
professional creation of such content.
• There is three types of Media
production; Creative, Research and
Technical.
6. • Creative forces in media production can include:
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Authors
Singers
Directors
Painters
Musicians
Actors
Photographers
Animators
7. • Research specialists working in media include:
• Photojournalists
• Documentarians
• Research assistants on news and information programs.
8. Technical professionals such as:
• Film and television
production staff.
• Radio and music
engineers
• Production
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Administrative staff
Executives
Manufacturing teams
Financiers.
9. • Making movies is an extremely collaborative task. It takes
many people to produce a feature-length film.
• While having solid, consistent information systems in place
is important during all phases of movie making, it's
imperative to have solid communication systems in place
during film production.
• Production's high costs and tight deadlines have forced the
creation of some very effective tools to address this need.
10. • The call sheet is perhaps the most
important piece of paper handed out
to cast and crew during filming.
• This report includes detailed
information on the next day's shooting
schedule.
• It lists what scenes will be filmed, the
location, which actors are called and
their call (requested arrival) times as
well as the crew's call times.
11. • Because most information on set is verbal-and very time-sensitive--walkie-talkies serve
as the primary communication tool on a film
set.
• This includes when camera and sound are
rolling and cut, when the crew is "moving
on" to the next scene and announcing wrap
(the day's end).
• Production assistants and the assistant
directors usually manage walkies, including
distribution.
12. • During filming, memos, revised scripts, blank
time cards and pertinent documents are
delivered from the production office to people
on set.
• A production assistant (PA) delivers labeled
envelopes to the assistant director (AD) team.
• An AD or PA then distributes the documents to
respective crew members or their department
heads.
• Information System keeps everyone connected
on the set.
13. • Throughout the development, a variety of
information systems keep a film production
running.
• Emails, phone calls and memos comprise the
majority of those information systems.
• Tools like email and telephone are particularly
important tools, especially since there are always
tight deadlines to make.
• Information on producers' visits, extras casting,
location scouting and any other important events
are filtered through production.
14. • This video gives a history of Computer Animation which
is a part of my Major. Computer Animation is also a form
of Information system where the data is visually
produced then through different production methods
provided to the consumer for feedback.
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