4. production experiments
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1) The document describes an experiment where the author created an animated weapon attack by drawing a flaming staff and stick figure target. 2) To animate the attack, the author drew progressively closer blue lines engulfing the target and added flame layers to make it appear the target was set alight. 3) The author plans to include similar animated attack elements and flame animations from the experiment in their final fantasy-based turn-based game product.
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- Travel costs and feeding models will be considered. Cheaper alternatives for locations will be sought.
- Busy public locations like skate parks may require explaining the photography needs to others. Smaller, low-key parks will be preferred.
- Having backup models can prevent issues if someone cancels. Alternative solo photography is also planned.
- Unsafe or restricted areas will be avoided, and groups will stay together when exploring
Fmp proposal
Louis Joseph Harman proposes creating a magazine called "The TRIP Magazine" focused on BMX culture and style. The project will emphasize graphic design elements like typography, layout, and color using inspiration from designers Neville Brody and David Carson. Harman will produce the magazine using skills in InDesign, Photoshop, and illustration developed through previous projects. The magazine will include articles, interviews, and advertisements reflecting the 90s grunge aesthetic surrounding BMX. Harman will evaluate the project through self and peer reflections on the process, final product, and how well it achieves the goals of experimenting with conventions of design.
Portfolio
This portfolio document lists various creative works including magazine, graphic project, fanzine, and photography. The author, Louis Harman, has experience in visual communication through different mediums like print and digital formats. The portfolio provides a high-level overview of the types of projects the author has completed.
Personal statement
The student is applying for a graphic design course and believes it is the best path for them. They have studied creative media production for three years and particularly enjoyed the print side, guiding their interest in graphic design. The course provided freedom and creativity in project work, from initial ideas to production and evaluation. The student has enjoyed creating posters, album covers, and other illustrations, and wants to further develop their skills and express their views through graphic design work at university level.
Ucas pplication
The document discusses applying to university through UCAS, the organization responsible for managing applications to higher education programs in the UK. Students must complete the UCAS application form, selecting up to five course choices at different universities, before the January deadline to be considered for enrollment in the upcoming academic year. Universities will review applicants and make offers of admission or rejection, with students receiving responses by late spring/early summer.
Ilp powerpoint
The Powerpoint presentation discusses the key aspects of the ILP program including its goals of helping students develop career readiness skills and providing work experience opportunities through internships or other hands-on learning experiences. It highlights how the program supports students through career advising, resume and interview preparation, and connections to local employers.
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Buzzword is applying to study graphic design at university and has provided their academic qualifications including GCSE grades and a Level 3 Diploma in Creative Media where they achieved merits. They are considering courses in graphic design at several universities and have rated each based on facilities, location, and course content. Buzzword aims to gain independence, new skills, and industry experience through university study to prepare for a career in graphic design.
Theory week 2
The scene from Inglorious Basterds shows a group of Jewish soldiers confronting a Nazi leader. The dark lighting and colors reflect the serious tone and time period of World War 2. The "Bear Jew" towers over the Nazi, looking down on him through the camera angles to demonstrate the hatred and view the Jews had towards Nazis. Brad Pitt's character watches from a distance, demonstrating his leadership and arrogance as he lets the larger soldier handle the situation while still being in command.
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The document discusses the TV show "Spaced - Season 2 Episode 5 - GONE" and analyzes some of its camera techniques. It notes that the show was made in the 1990s and seems aimed at teens and young adults, covering topics like drugs and relationships. It also discusses some of the camera pans between characters during dialog scenes and flashbacks to convey changes in mood or the passage of time. Specific examples highlighted include pans when ordering drinks to show intoxication, zooms when a character goes missing or gets angry, and flashbacks popping up as a character gets worried.
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AXEL-BMX Magazine is a new publication focused on BMX biking. It will cover the latest news, gear reviews, and profiles of top professional riders. The magazine launches this month and hopes to become the top resource for extreme biking enthusiasts everywhere.
Development diary
In this development diary, the student documents their progress on a final magazine project over several weeks. In the early weeks, they conducted research on graphic designers and photographers for inspiration. They created a project proposal after this research. Later weeks involved additional research, planning shoots, writing articles, and beginning production through photo editing and creating advertisement pages. The student documented problems encountered and solutions, such as creating illustrations when unable to take planned photos. They continued production with additional photos, posters, and learning new Photoshop techniques.
Fmp presentation
This document discusses the target demographic and psychographic of BMX riders. It notes that the target audience is typically 16-25 years old, from lower and middle class backgrounds, and includes more males than females. Psychographically, BMX riders tend to be rebellious and anti-authoritarian, preferring a lifestyle focused on music, partying, and their tight-knit community. The largest audiences for BMX are in the US and UK, especially for street riding. When designing advertising or a magazine for this audience, the document recommends using a raw, gritty style with non-formal language, darker colors, low resolution images, and an old punk aesthetic to appeal to their preferences.
Problem solving 2
The document discusses potential problems the author may face during their photography project and proposes solutions. It addresses issues such as equipment malfunctions, storage and organization of photos, incorporating illustrations, a lack of photography experience, using models, dangerous shooting locations, weather, transportation costs, and health and safety concerns while filming BMX riders. The author proposes solutions such as extensive planning, testing equipment beforehand, bringing backup equipment and storage, practicing techniques in advance, having others aware of their surroundings while shooting, and carrying first aid supplies.
Problem solving
The document discusses potential problems the author may face during their photography project and proposes solutions. It addresses issues such as equipment malfunctions, storage and organization of photos, incorporating illustrations, working with models, weather disruptions, safety concerns when filming BMX, and facing unexpected challenges during scheduled photography sessions. The author plans to be prepared by bringing backup equipment, storing photos regularly, practicing techniques in advance, having backup models and locations, and taking alternative photos when needed to overcome issues and keep the project progressing.
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Thrasher Magazine is a skateboarding magazine founded in 1981. It has been influential in promoting skateboarding culture and competitions. The magazine's gritty style, under longtime editor Jake Phelps, reflects the rebellious spirit of skateboarding. It covers skaters, brands, and events, helping connect the global skate community. Winning the magazine's prestigious "Skater of the Year" award or being featured on its cover is a high honor for professional skaters. Thrasher has helped establish skateboarding as its own culture and community through chronicling important spots, teams, and the lifestyle over the decades.
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Louis Joseph Harman proposes creating a magazine called "The TRIP Magazine" focused on BMX culture. The project will emphasize graphic design elements like typography, layout, and color. It will also incorporate a lot of photography. Harman will take inspiration from designers Neville Brody and David Carson, experimenting with unconventional typography and page designs. To evaluate the project, Harman will write reflections throughout the process and get peer feedback on the final product. The magazine will include articles, interviews, and advertisements reflecting the 90s grunge aesthetic.
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AXEL-BMX Magazine is a new publication focused on BMX biking. It will cover the latest news, gear reviews, and profiles of top professional riders. The magazine launches this month and hopes to become the top resource for enthusiasts of BMX biking across the country.
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"Snow" by Ann Beattie illustrated by Aimie Bourgeois
"Snow" by Ann Beattie illustrated by Aimie Bourgeois
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4. production experiments
- 3. For my experiment have made a weapon and its attack process, to start it I drew the staff using the pencil tool and added a flame at the top on a separate layer, this is so I could then make several flames that are slightly different to one another so I can make it move as an animation, using the shadow tool for the colors in the flame. Once the actual weapon was complete and had a simple animation I made a stick figure as the target using the same sort of process as the flame to get him to move as if he's being hurt. Then to make the actual attack I simply drew various lines in blue that progressively get closer to the man then finally engulf him, to make the bolts move to him I just again used frames and layers. To finish the animation of I simply just made a larger flame and followed the same process only around the guy so its as if the lighting has caught him alight.
- 4. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? • After completing my experiment i will be including all of the elements in my experiment, as my game is fantasy based I will include the same style. • My game is turn based therefore it may contain similar attack animations, and my game will also contain the same flame animation I have made.
Editor's Notes
- Discuss the tools and processes used in your experiments