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Luke plans to create a magazine cover and double page spread focused on the 2019 film Joker. He will use his Photoshop skills to design creative covers exploring different film genres. Luke has creative control over topics and will research to find the right genre. He will take his own photos related to Joker using materials from the film. Creating the cover arts may be an advantage using Photoshop experience. Researching sources will require ensuring legitimate facts. Luke's mood board includes dark green and purple colors with close-up Joker images to inspire his designs. He will schedule time for production, evaluation, and peer feedback. Sources for research include audience interviews, Empire magazine, box office data, reviews, and media articles about
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Adam plans to create a film magazine focused on reviewing and comparing recent horror movies to classic horror films. The target audience would be cinema goers interested in films and the horror genre. He aims to introduce this audience to a new perspective on horror films and help them discover new movies. Adam's mood board features images from dark, disturbing horror movies from different genres to find films he can analyze in the magazine's articles. The mood board also provided ideas for presenting images and the magazine's font style. Adam's initial schedule outlines research, production experiments, and evaluation over 5 weeks.
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The document outlines the student's initial plans for creating a magazine. It discusses their first reactions which included carrying over design elements from a previous magazine like color schemes, fonts, and balancing images with text. The student intends to focus on an informative topic they can write about at length. Their mood board research found that vibrant colors appeal most to their target audience. A schedule is included with tasks like audience research, production experiments, and completing the cover and double page spread over 5 weeks. The student plans to interview people for audience research but has not listed any other specific sources yet.
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This document contains a client project proposal and planning for Simran Jabbal. It summarizes the development of an idea to create a newspaper, poster, and guide for the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust to engage local nature enthusiasts. Simran chose this idea because it fits the audience's lifestyle and interests in their careers and long walks. The document outlines developing the idea further by choosing formal fonts for the newspaper and informal fonts for the guide and poster. It also selects colors that will complement photos of birds in nature. A schedule is provided to research the audience, develop the idea, produce the materials, and get client feedback over 4 weeks.
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Harry Adkins-Pennington plans to create a magazine to promote an upcoming video game. In the initial reaction, Harry considers using available images from popular video games as the front cover to grab consumers' attention. A mind map and mood board are created to help develop the idea. The mood board shows repetition of characters from the same franchise, a focus on fighting, bright colors, and an anime art style. This will influence Harry's final product by helping choose characters for the cover and double-page spread that represent the franchise. A schedule is outlined over 5 weeks for research, experiments, production, and evaluation. Sources to be used include interviews, anime/manga, interviews with the creator, games, magazines, audience data
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The document outlines the student's initial plans for creating a magazine. It discusses considering ideas from a previous magazine in terms of color schemes, fonts, and picture to text ratio. The student wants the magazine to be mainly informative with equal text and pictures on the cover to appeal to a wider audience. The document also includes mind maps, a mood board analysis on how the board will influence the final product, and a schedule laying out the weekly tasks over five weeks, including finishing the cover and double page spread. Seven sources are listed that will be used, including websites on magazine layouts, fonts, and a Pinterest page with magazine layout examples.
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The document provides details on the planning and production process for a music magazine project. It includes a mood board analysis noting repetition of dark and bright colors that will influence the use of black and white images and bold fonts. The mood board is said to influence the final product by providing ideas and boosting creativity for a magazine targeted at 16-25 year olds about music. A schedule is then provided outlining the weekly plans and specific tasks over five weeks, including research, production experiments, taking photos for the cover, editing images, and evaluating the final product. Finally, at least seven sources are listed that will be used, including websites on magazines, color schemes, music articles, and magazines as reference materials.
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The document outlines the student's initial plans for creating a magazine. It discusses their first reactions which included carrying over design elements from a previous magazine like color schemes, fonts, and balancing images with text. The student intends to focus on an informative topic they can write about at length. Their mood board research found that vibrant colors appeal most to their target audience. A schedule is included with tasks like audience research, production experiments, and completing the cover and double page spread over 5 weeks. The student plans to interview people for audience research but has not listed any other specific sources yet.
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Olivia Waller provides an initial reaction and plans for a creative media project to design a game. She notes that the brief allows for flexibility and her past experience will help complete the required tasks. Olivia believes she will enjoy the project since it draws on her skills and knowledge from a prior class. Her schedules outlines weekly tasks like research, planning, production, and evaluation to develop a game by specific deadlines.
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The document outlines the initial plans for a game project based on MMA/UFC. It includes conducting research such as mind maps, mood boards and analyzing existing games. Over five weeks, the tasks include audience research through surveys and interviews to understand the target demographics. Production will involve designing characters, scenes and menus using pixel art and animation. An evaluation will include self and peer assessment of all elements from the research through to the completed game. Sources to be used include audience interviews, existing games such as UFC and Street Fighter, Wikipedia, the UFC website and YouTube videos.
2. proposal ll
The document outlines a proposal for a movie magazine targeted at males aged 16-40. It will include content on recent blockbuster films with high age ratings and violence/action genres. The 6-page magazine will be created using Photoshop and InDesign. Page 1 will feature summaries of popular films and interviews, while page 2 will have more film content and page 3 will focus on fashion advertisements. Images will be taken by the creator and layout will follow a specific color scheme. The proposal includes a schedule spanning 10 weeks for research, experiments, production, evaluation, and contingency planning.
Factual development and planning pro forma
The document outlines the planning and production process for creating a fanzine. It includes:
1. Creating a mood board of images to influence the layout, colors, and fonts used for the fanzine.
2. Deciding on content about comparing books to their movie adaptations and how this will appeal to the intended audience.
3. A production schedule that involves creating experiments, gathering feedback, and using this to inform the final fanzine product over a 5 week period using Photoshop and PowerPoint.
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The document outlines the planning and research requirements for creating a music magazine. Students must:
1. Conduct research into magazine design conventions, distribution methods, target audiences and industry leaders.
2. Create draft designs using their blog and gather feedback to refine their work before the final submission.
3. Administer a survey to identify the interests of their target readership and reflect the results in their magazine's content and design.
4. Develop original photography, text, and layouts for the front cover, contents page, and a double-page article spread while challenging stereotypes and appealing to readers.
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This document outlines Amy Foster's initial plans for an evolved photography project that allows students to create their own work. Amy's initial reaction was excitement that there was no set theme. Her initial idea was a fashion/clothing/celebrity magazine combining these themes. She thought a fashion magazine would be easier than celebrity. Amy created a mind map and mood board for inspiration. She worries about the timeframe but plans to balance her workload. Her schedule outlines research, experiments, production, and evaluation over 5 weeks using sources like interviews, magazines, and software.
1. fmp initial plans
Caleb Wilcox has created a mind map and mood board to develop initial plans for a final production project. The mood board influenced Caleb's ideas by providing inspiration for using bold titles, varied color schemes, and a double-page spread layout. Caleb's current concept is to create a film magazine accompanied by a movie poster and advertising game focused on a specific film genre. Photoshop and online research will provide the needed resources. The target audience is people interested in film magazines, posters, and related games. Radio productions and t-shirt design were discounted due to lack of success or experience in those areas.
Print 2
The document provides details on the research and initial planning for a print magazine project on DSLR filmmaking. It summarizes three existing magazines - TIME, EMPIRE and Taste of Home - covering their content, conventions, and target audiences. It then outlines the student's initial plans, including mind maps, mood boards, and a production schedule. Bibliographic sources are listed and initial experiments with front covers and a double-page spread are reflected upon. Elements from the experiments are identified for inclusion in the final product.
Proposal
The document is a proposal for a fictional entertainment magazine called Miramag. It will target males aged 16-18 and feature reviews, interviews, and news about upcoming movies and TV shows. The proposal includes details on the target audience, rationale for choosing this project, the project concept, schedule, and bibliography. The concept involves creating a magazine cover, double page spreads, and posters for made-up movies and TV shows using Photoshop and other design skills learned throughout the year. Progress will be evaluated weekly and with a final reflection.
01.) Intial plans
This document outlines George Wetton's initial plans for creating a movie magazine. It discusses potential genres of horror or spy films that would be a good fit. For a horror magazine, a minimalist approach would be taken. A spy magazine could feature fading images and saturation changes to highlight 2-4 characters. The goal is for the magazine title to stand out from generic titles by providing extra content for movie fans to analyze films. Mind maps and mood boards were also created to influence the final product's style. A schedule was outlined with tasks like layout experiments, production, and evaluation planned over 5 weeks. Sources for research include existing magazines, films, and audience surveys related to the genres considered.
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The document provides an initial reaction and plan from a student for a print media project on animal cruelty. The student expresses excitement to work on the project as it allows them to gain experience in creating magazine articles and further their knowledge of print media. They felt this topic was different than previous projects which focused on Photoshop and Premiere software. The student includes a mind map, mood board analyzing repeated calm colors and styles from animal magazines, and an initial schedule laying out research, experiments, and production tasks over 5 weeks.
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The student reflects on their experience producing a short film, noting the challenges of managing time and overestimating capabilities as well as enjoying the filming process, though found editing and sound design particularly stressful; they discuss specific scenes, problems encountered like weather and having limited help, and their satisfaction with directing, cinematography, and sound despite weaknesses in narrative and their own performance.
Evaluation (1)
Luke Headland reflects on his experience making a short film for his production work. He enjoyed the process overall but faced challenges with time management and overestimating his capabilities given COVID restrictions. Filming the first scene took multiple reshoots which wasted time. However, he learned from this and improved his planning for subsequent scenes. Sound design during editing took the most time and was frustrating but helped him learn. He is proud of aspects like directing, cinematography and sound design in the final film but feels the narrative could be confusing at times.
Evaluation
Luke Headland reflects on his experience making a short film production. He enjoyed the process overall but faced challenges with time management and overestimating his capabilities under COVID restrictions. Filming the first scene took multiple reshoots which wasted time. However, he learned from this and improved his planning for subsequent scenes. Sound design during editing took the most time and was frustrating at times to get right. He is proud of aspects like directing, cinematography, and sound design but feels the narrative could be confusing. He discusses addressing problems during production like weather issues and having limited help. Luke also reflects on enjoying the colour correction, sound design, and poster creation aspects of his project.
Reflective Journal
Luke Headland has been keeping a reflective journal documenting their progress on a film project over several months. They have been engaged in contextual research on film directors, conducting audience research through interviews, analyzing existing films and posters, planning for potential problems, conducting production experiments, and developing their planning document through mood boards and location scouting. Their work has progressed well through research, analysis, planning and preparation, with successes in completing tasks and minor difficulties with time management at times. They plan to continue their planning and pre-production work as they progress towards filming their project.
Planning
Luke Headland provides an in-depth overview of his planning process for an upcoming short film and accompanying posters. He discusses researching aesthetics, creating mood boards, analyzing shots from other films, scouting locations, and storyboarding scenes. Headland also shares character concepts and designs for the protagonist Daniel and antagonist The Thing. Overall, his thorough planning aims to inspire ideas and ensure each element enhances the quality of the final project.
Script
Daniel relapses and calls his old friend Charlie for help getting drugs. Though Daniel initially flushes the drugs, he later takes a bag left for him. Hearing strange noises in his home, Daniel's mental state deteriorates further. He sees a terrifying figure and calls Charlie for help, but the call cuts off. Daniel encounters the figure again and it slashes his throat. In his final moments, Daniel sees Charlie at the top of the stairs, also covered in blood.
Research
The document discusses research the author plans to do for their short film project. They will analyze existing short films with similar themes to understand what works and doesn't work. They will also research film theory, including how cinematography, color, camerawork and editing can influence the film and engage audiences. The author wants to ensure every aspect of the film has meaning and has been thought through. They will research how colors link to emotions and how camerawork conveys emotions. They will also research their target audience and why they are targeting that demographic.
Research
The document discusses research the author plans to do for their short film project. They will analyze existing short films with similar themes to understand what works and doesn't work. They will also research film theory, including how cinematography, color, camerawork and editing can influence the film and engage audiences. The author wants to ensure every aspect of the film has meaning and has been thought through. They will research how colors link to emotions and how camerawork conveys emotions. They will also research their target audience and why they are targeting that demographic.
Production Experiments
Luke Headland is planning for potential problems on his upcoming film project. He identifies theoretical problems like weather issues, low light filming hazards, and transportation challenges. Practical problems include equipment malfunctions, food/water damage risks, and potential file corruption. For solutions, Luke plans backup filming days and lighting, safe filming locations, providing transportation and food, and testing equipment beforehand. He also aims to prevent food/equipment accidents and back up files to avoid data loss issues.
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Luke Headland is planning for potential problems on his upcoming film project. He identifies theoretical problems like weather issues, low light filming hazards, and transportation challenges. Practical problems include equipment malfunctions, food/water damage risks, and potential file corruption. For solutions, Luke plans backup filming days and lighting, safe filming locations, providing transportation and food, and testing equipment beforehand. He also aims to prevent food/equipment accidents and back up files to avoid data loss issues.
Research
The document discusses research plans for a short film project. The filmmaker will analyze existing short films with similar themes to understand what works well and what could be improved. They will also research film theory regarding how cinematography, color, camerawork, and editing can influence the film and engage audiences. Specifically, the filmmaker will look at how different colors convey emotions, and how camerawork can portray emotions and captivate viewers. They will also research their target demographic to understand who their audience is and why they are targeting that group.
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Luke Headland proposes a film project titled "Snake" to be completed by week 16. The film will explore mental health issues through a horror story about a boy tormented by an unknown presence. Research will include analyzing similar films and learning filmmaking techniques. Luke will also create two movie posters utilizing photography and design skills. He outlines an evaluation plan to assess successes, failures, and audience feedback to improve future work. The proposal details an 18-week production schedule including pre-production, filming, editing, evaluation, and presentation.
Contextual Research (1)
The document provides background information on several horror film directors and screenwriters:
- Eli Roth is known for graphic horror films like Hostel and Cabin Fever. The researcher appreciates Roth's passion and the political messages in his films.
- James Wan found success with Saw and The Conjuring. The researcher admires Wan's attention to visual detail and storytelling.
- Leigh Whannell wrote films like Saw and Insidious, and directed Upgrade and The Invisible Man. The researcher finds inspiration in Whannell's writing and directing.
- The researcher also summarizes two short horror films, The Smiling Man and The Jester, and how they will influence the visual style
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The document outlines a student's filmmaking and poster project for their final major project. They plan to create a short horror film and accompanying posters. They chose this project because filmmaking and horror are personal passions. They want to utilize their knowledge and love of horror and filmmaking. They will take inspiration from existing films and Hollywood directors in their research. Their goal is to create an ambiguous and memorable project that leaves the audience thinking after viewing. They want the film to have a dark, gritty, and unpleasant aesthetic taken from films like Se7en and Saw. Scenes will be shot at night and with handheld cameras to achieve an authentic horror style.
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Luke Headland created two horror movie posters and a credit sequence for a class project. For the first poster, he took a photo and adjusted it to have a classic horror style by adding a black background and night sky image. For the second poster, he took a photo of himself and extended the background in Photoshop, adding concrete textures and a blood trail with a desaturated, gloomy color scheme. He was happy with how different yet cohesive the two posters were. He then created a credit sequence by compiling shots and adding color corrections, film effects, and glitching title screens to give it a "crime scene" look.
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Luke Headland created an experimental movie poster with a grungy, thriller style. He used original photography studio images and overlapped textures to give the poster a dirty, rusted look. An orange hue was added to make the images look rotten. The main images were blurred to blend into the background while still being visible. A grungy, broken font was used for the title to fit the style. Empty space was filled with a prominent tagline to highlight its importance. For his final posters, Luke plans to incorporate grungy textures, rusty surfaces, and complementary colors while keeping a minimalist style like the experiment. He hopes to use character images and convey emotion and suspense.
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The document discusses existing horror products including posters, videos, and intro credit sequences. It analyzes the Paranormal Activity poster which uses a minimalistic yet eye-catching main image and colors that symbolize ghosts. It also discusses the cinematography of Paranormal Activity which adds realism. The Se7en poster features Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman surrounded by darkness and hidden details. The cinematography of Se7en uses desaturated colors and close-ups to convey constant dread. The intro credits to Se7en used disturbing close-up images and music to set the dark tone for the film and revolutionized horror intro sequences.
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The document outlines a student's film marketing project (FMP) idea to create a credit sequence and promotional materials for a horror film. The student chose this project because they have a passion for filmmaking. They want the project to feel like an original work rather than just a mandatory assignment. To develop their idea, the student plans to research existing credit sequences and promotional styles online and consult people with film experience. Their goal is to engage the audience and motivate them to watch the full film. The style of the project will have a dark, monotone tone through cold colors and horror elements to set the mood for the genre, which the student is a fan of and has studied extensively.
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Luke Headland is feeling confident about his FMP project and views it as a passion project rather than obligatory work. He plans to create a horror film credit sequence between 1-2 minutes long involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard and plan the filming. Luke wants to improve on color correction from his last project and film at night using his new camera's low light capabilities. His mind map shows three potential project ideas: a comedy horror film, a survival video game, or a thriller movie trailer with three posters. The mood boards analyze the grungy, unpleasant colors and disturbing visuals common to thriller/horror movie posters and the dim, nighttime outdoor locations often featured. Luke plans to apply
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The document outlines a student's filmmaking final major project (FMP) idea. The student proposes creating a short film in the paranormal drama/thriller genre along with promotional materials. Research will include studying existing short films and promotional content online and consulting with people experienced in short film production. The goal is to intrigue and frighten the audience with the dark, cold-colored, monotone tone and leave them thinking about the film after viewing it. The student is passionate about filmmaking, especially the thriller/horror genre, and wants this to be an original work that utilizes their interest in film.
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- 2. Initial Reaction • I think this is a good opportunity to use my creative skills in Photoshop and plan out different ideas on film genres for what I want to add to my magazine. I also think it will help me experiment with what images of my own work best, and gives me an opportunity to be creative with the covers. • I still have creative control over topics that already exist, for example if I were to do a magazine on an existing film, then I can take / create my own images related to that film and add them to my magazine. • I am also given full creative research control, so I can decide what I want my magazine to be about, as well as finding the right genre / topic to be the main focus. • I am good at editing photos on Photoshop from years of experience, so I believe I will have an advantage when creating the cover arts as I am well aware and use to the software. • If I am to make a magazine based on a film I personally like, I can take my own pictures using material that I have at home that is from that specific film. • Researching could be a bit of a challenge, as I will have to make sure all of the sources I am reading from gives legitimate statistics and factual points so I can add them to my magazine.
- 3. Mind Map Magazine Initial Ideas Movie Magazine - Joker (Empire Style) Talking about the film, statistics & numbers. One main image on the cover. Talking about different scenes & actors Minimalism Using actors names on the cover. Cinematography Image Styles, textures etc. Grainy, grungy textures. Thriller, Drama Darker colours, green purple. Blurry glass cover with character behind it. Sharp fonts. Critic Reviews
- 4. Mind Map Magazine Initial Ideas 2 Gaming Magazine Talk about new games of 2019. Popular gaming imagery for covers. Upcoming Games of 2020. Talk about games consoles. Xbox / PS4 Cover Details Bright vibrant colours and images. Xbox: Green PS4: Blue Collage of different images. Games news.
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- 6. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood • There are very similar colour patterns within a lot of the images I have chosen. The character ‘Joker’, is mostly associated with the colours green and red, which helps create iconism, bringing in fans and audiences of the Batman films and the Joker character. All of the images with the Joker character showcase him in a close up shot, and have a level of suspense to them with some image trickery. How will your mood board influence your final product? • I am going to use a lot of Photography techniques that are seen in my moodboard, more specifically one big close up image that is the main focus point of the whole front cover. I am also going to be using a very similar, if not the same colour pallet / theme seen in my moodboard, with green being the main colour.
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- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed