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The document discusses a mood board analysis for a project. The mood board contains some repeated images showing traits like cartoon styles, colors, and obstacles to make the product seem more child-friendly. Images from other games were also included to showcase similar tracks and races. The mood board will influence the final product by providing ideas for colors and tracks, which will be analyzed further and added to the final design.
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The document outlines Benjamin Lawrenson's filming timetable for the upcoming week to film characters for his "Day of College" project, with plans to film the nerd and old man on Monday, goth and businessman on Wednesday, and modern teen on Friday, allotting extra time for the most difficult character. It also provides details on editing plans between filming sessions to layer up the characters for the final scene.
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This document outlines potential problems Benjamin may face during the production of his FMP and proposed solutions. It identifies 8 issues including an SD card filling up, losing work files, camera battery dying, software crashing, unwanted background noise, improper lighting, characters blending into the greenscreen, and special effects taking longer than expected. For each problem, Benjamin analyzes how it could impact his production and suggests alternatives to avoid issues like having extra storage, saving regularly in multiple locations, bringing extra batteries, testing effects early, and considering character costumes. The document indicates Benjamin has properly identified challenges and formulated plans to mitigate risks to staying on schedule.
Problem solving
This document outlines potential problems Benjamin may face during the production of his FMP and proposed solutions. It identifies 8 issues including an SD card filling up, losing work files, camera battery dying, software crashing, unwanted background noise, improper lighting, characters blending into the greenscreen, and special effects taking longer than expected. For each problem, Benjamin analyzes how it could impact his production and suggests alternatives to avoid issues like having extra storage, saving regularly in multiple locations, bringing extra batteries, testing effects early. This thorough pre-planning is intended to help Benjamin efficiently and successfully complete his FMP on schedule.
3. research
Here are the key points about the response I got from my research:
- Questionnaires: I got a good response rate with 21 people completing the survey. This provided useful quantitative data about audience preferences.
- Interviews: I was able to interview 2 people who gave thoughtful qualitative feedback. Their insights helped validate some of my initial ideas and pointed out areas to improve.
- Overall the response was positive. People seemed engaged with my project ideas and provided constructive feedback. This suggests my research methods were effective at gauging audience interest and gathering feedback to refine my product concept.
- The questionnaires in particular provided a good sample size to analyze audience demographics and preferences statistically. This gave me clear direction on who to target and
Reflective journal day 2
- The document is a reflective journal entry for work done on a contextual section for a personal study project.
- The student worked on finishing their contextual section, adding and removing information about their inspiration, Rudy Mancuso, and researching green screening and rotoscoping effects they plan to use.
- They felt the work went well as they improved their previous work through reflection and managed to research the main effects they will use, but could have explored these effects in more depth.
Contextual
This document provides context about the creator Benjamin Lawrenson's final major project. It discusses some of Benjamin's past projects in print, video, and audio that provide skills and inspiration. Specifically, Benjamin enjoyed the photoshop editing from a print project and learned video editing skills. For this project, Benjamin is considering a unique style of music video that incorporates green screening, sound effects, and rotoscoping effects to make it stand out. Benjamin analyzes specific creators like Rudy Mancuso for inspiration and techniques around music video production, sound design, and character positioning. The document also explores how effects like green screening and rotoscoping can enhance the project.
Proposal
Benjamin Lewis Lawrenson proposes creating a comedy music video/short film called "Cool waiting room music". It will follow 5 characters in a waiting room who unintentionally create a song using objects around them. The 4-stage story will see them start with an unintentional beat that turns into a full song. Benjamin will film characters with a green screen and edit them into a location, adding rotoscoping effects. He will also create the music and evaluate his work against professionals and past projects to improve over time.
Reflective journal - Day 1
The student began working on their FMP project by reviewing past projects to determine strengths and areas of interest. They researched YouTube creator Rudy Mancuso for inspiration and conducted initial planning through a mind map. While context on Mancuso's work and style was found, more depth was needed. The next steps are to further research Mancuso and other similar creators to better understand reasoning and technical aspects used, and to explore rotoscoping as a planned technique.
Proposal
Benjamin Lewis Lawrenson proposes creating a comedy music video/short film called "Cool waiting room music". It will follow 5 characters in a waiting room who unintentionally create a song using objects around them. The 4-stage story will show the characters developing a beat that turns into a full song. Benjamin will film on a green screen and use Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop for editing, adding locations, and rotoscoping effects to link objects to the music. He will create the music in GarageBand and evaluate his work against professionals to improve skills like editing, sound, and storytelling.
Proposal
Benjamin Lewis Lawrenson proposes creating a comedy music video/short film called "Cool waiting room music". It will follow 5 characters in a waiting room who unintentionally create a song using objects around them. The 4-stage story will show the characters developing a beat that turns into a full song. Benjamin will film on a green screen and use Adobe Premiere Pro and Photoshop for editing, adding locations, and rotoscoping effects to link objects to the music. He will create the music in GarageBand and evaluate his work against professionals to improve skills like editing, sound design, and storytelling.
Pre proposal
For their FMP, the student is proposing to create a music video using movements to create a song, with Foley sounds added to make the audio crisper. They will play all character roles themselves using overlaying to make it appear as multiple versions. Throughout the video, characters will use different objects to make beats/sounds to create different musical styles following a storyline.
Reflective journal- Day 1
The student began their FMP project by starting a contextual study. This included looking back on past projects to determine strengths and interests, and researching similar work by creator Rudy Mancuso. The student felt they made progress in establishing a baseline for context. Successes included analyzing past work and learning from Rudy Mancuso's inspirational style. However, more depth could be added on Mancuso's reasoning and techniques. The next steps are further researching Mancuso and other creators, as well as the rotoscoping technique planned for the project.
Essay
Digital technology has significantly impacted the film industry in several ways:
1) It has enabled new visual effects techniques like CGI, virtual cinematography, and digital compositing that allow complex scenes to be captured and edited more easily.
2) Equipment for filming and editing has advanced from heavy film cameras to lightweight digital cameras and from physical film editing to digital editing software.
3) Major films like Avatar pioneered new motion capture and real-time CGI techniques that further blurred the line between live-action and computer generated imagery.
Assignment evaluation
This evaluation form summarizes a student's documentary project on how social media has invaded people's lives. The student felt nervous but curious before starting the project. Research included different documentary styles and time spent on social media. Throughout the project, the student experimented with rotoscoping and graphics to engage audiences. The student felt the outcome was successful but graphics could have been smoother with more time. Challenges included editing graphics, but the student overcame challenges by improving audio quality. Overall the project matched the intended documentary style.
evaluation
This evaluation form summarizes a student's documentary project on how social media has invaded people's lives. The student felt nervous but curious before starting the project. Researching different documentaries and how much time people spend on social media helped develop interview questions. Throughout the project, the student experimented with rotoscoping and other graphics to engage audiences. While the outcome was successful, the student learned the graphics could have been smoother with more time. Overall the project matched the intended documentary style, and the student gained knowledge on using graphics that will help future projects.
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