5.6. production reflection
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The student divided the page in half using a ruler, added 4 light-themed photos, and titled the piece "Master Of Light". They wrote the article, highlighting important words and adding subheadings in yellow. The words "Master Of Light" were given a red outline to stand out as the title. Page numbers and a red border were added, and the text was straightened using rulers.
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2. Various design elements were added, such as the artist information, top bar with text and index, and additional cover stories for context. Font styles and placement of elements were considered.
3. Further refinement included adding additional photos and adjusting them for interest. Small final touches like logos and relevant information helped complete the cover design.
Creating the front cover
1. The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover in Photoshop. Key steps include adding text and shapes, adjusting opacity and effects, and incorporating photos.
2. Various design elements were added, such as the artist information, top bar with text and index, and additional cover stories for context. Font styles and placement of elements were considered.
3. Further refinement included adding additional photos and adjusting them for interest. Small final touches like logos and relevant information helped complete the cover design.
Production Process Front Cover
The document describes the production process for creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. Key steps included:
1) Creating text boxes and importing/designing graphic elements like a barcode and shapes.
2) Designing the masthead font and experimenting with sizes and colors.
3) Adding to the graphic feature and choosing a cross shape based on other magazines.
4) Importing an image and editing it by removing the background, shadows, marks and red eye.
Production process front cover
The document describes the production process for creating a magazine front cover in Photoshop. Key steps included:
- Creating text boxes and importing/editing images for the layout
- Experimenting with fonts, sizes, and colors for the masthead and cover lines
- Adding graphic elements like shapes and adjusting layers
- Getting feedback and comparing to other magazines to refine the layout
- Repeatedly rearranging elements, enlarging text, and adjusting effects before finalizing the cover design.
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The document provides information about work-related learning and research by Rhiannah Baker, including links to her portfolio and profiles. It also lists several job vacancies requiring qualifications like photography experience, management skills, and attention to detail. University courses in photography are outlined, requiring qualifications like GCSEs, BTECs, and portfolio interviews. Finally, case studies about two photographers are presented, detailing their educational backgrounds and career experiences.
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This proposal outlines a simple arcade-style game called "Space Age" that aims to entertain players. The game involves shooting down blocks while avoiding bullets, with the player dying upon contact. The primary audience is male aged 16-14, though all ages can play. Research was conducted on existing successful games to identify appealing elements, which will be implemented differently to avoid plagiarism. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included to comply with ethics standards and ensure the game is suitable for all ages. Original characters and designs will be created to prevent copyright issues.
Final script
A young boy awakens to a strange figure killing his parents and writing a cryptic message on the wall in their blood. Terrified, the boy hides under his bed as the killer searches for him. He remains perfectly still, hoping to avoid being discovered, but realizes the killer is now under the bed with him. Trapped with no escape, the boy silently pleads to the man in the moon for help.
6.5 script
This document contains basic instructions for a script with placeholders for a name and the script itself. No other details are provided about the purpose or content of the script. In summary, it appears to be a template for a name and script with the script details left unspecified.
6.4 proposal audio
This horror audio product aims to entertain teenagers through a scary story. The story involves a young boy who witnesses his mother's murder by an intruder in his home. The intruder hides under the boy's bed after writing a threatening message on the wall in the mother's blood. When the boy's eyes adjust in the dark, he reads the message "I know you're awake" and the intruder moves, frightening the boy. The product will be age-restricted to teenagers 13 and older and avoid offensive material or copyright infringement.
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This document outlines the pre-production plans for a magazine project. It includes sections on style sheets and layouts, props and locations needed, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a 8-day schedule with daily tasks and resources required. The schedule involves taking photographs, editing images, designing the front cover and double page spread, writing articles, and completing the magazine by day 8.
5.4. proposal
This proposal outlines an IMAGE product that aims to entertain and educate people on photography equipment. The product would contain tips on different photography types and genres, photos taken with various equipment, and information about camera kits and photography competitions. The intended audience is males and females aged 17 to 25 from middle-class backgrounds. The creator plans to include no offensive, age-restricted, or copyrighted content to avoid legal issues.
6. fmp production reflection
Rhiannah created a photography portfolio website using Wix. She selected templates and backgrounds to suit the overall theme. Images are arranged throughout the site and on each subject page. The navigation bar changes color to indicate the current page. Social media links are included and open in separate tabs for accessibility. The site is mobile friendly to be accessible to most audiences.
5. fmp pre production
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a photography project. It includes layout designs, potential locations in and around York, prop and costume ideas, contingency planning for issues that may arise, health and safety considerations, and a scheduled plan of action across 8 days. Photography sessions are scheduled at a studio, St. Andrew's Dock in Hull, and Upper Poppleton, with editing days in between to process the images. Props include pointe shoes, flags, and tripods. Potential issues addressed are equipment problems, weather, participants not being available, and slips/falls, with backup solutions proposed.
7. fmp evaluation 2
Rhiannah Baker created a photography portfolio to evaluate her production process. She conducted research including analyzing existing photography styles and images of the Berlin Wall. Planning involved creating a mood board and schedule. Peer feedback noted the organized physical portfolio but suggested some images were lost against backgrounds. The digital portfolio's images had loading issues. Given more time, Rhiannah would create her own website for more design freedom and take additional photos.
3. fmp production experiments
Rhiannah Baker conducted a series of photo editing experiments to develop techniques for her final product. These experiments included ripping a colored photo and sticking it to a black and white version to create an irregular color pop effect. Other experiments involved taking overlapping photos, using an app to fragment and distort an image, and editing family photos in Photoshop to replace faces with Nick Cage's head. Rhiannah plans to incorporate elements from each experiment, such as specific editing techniques, into her final product while refining the methods and spending more time on each image.
2. fmp research
- The researcher conducted product research on existing photography works to identify common features and aspects to include in their own work, such as blending multiple images. Questionnaires were used to understand the target audience's preferences regarding subjects, styles, and formats. Interviews provided insights into individual tastes.
- The research methods helped determine what content and presentation would appeal most to the target 16-25 age demographic. However, sample sizes were small. Interviews captured unique perspectives but may not reflect the full audience.
- Insights gained will inform the creation of a photography portfolio blending images that incorporates preferred natural settings, subjects, and editing techniques identified through the audience research.
1. fmp initial plans
Rhiannah Baker plans to create a visual portfolio displaying different photography styles and editing techniques. The portfolio will include both physical and online components, allowing her to reach a larger audience. She will take photos, edit them digitally and physically, including scanning physical photos. Her target audience is ages 15-30, of middle and lower social classes, with a psychographic of "belongers." She considered but rejected creating a music magazine or music video due to enjoyment, scope, and production challenges.
2. research
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of your research methods:
Product research:
Strengths - Provided real examples to analyze conventions. Gave insight into successful techniques.
Weaknesses - Limited to what already exists, may not represent target audience tastes.
Questionnaires:
Strengths - Gathered quantitative data from a large sample size. Revealed popular trends.
Weaknesses - Only captured surface level opinions, didn't explain reasoning. Prone to bias.
Interviews:
Strengths - Elicited rich qualitative feedback. Allowed follow up for clarification.
Weaknesses - Small sample size, not generalizable. Time intensive to conduct.
Overall your mixed methods approach was
Rhiannah baker
Rhiannah Baker has experience in various roles requiring reliability, communication skills, and teamwork. She worked as a papergirl, babysitter, missionary in Romania where she overcame language barriers, and counselor at summer camp. She is organized, hard-working, and thrives under pressure. Her education includes A-levels in Math, English Literature, and other subjects. She is available for weeknight and weekend work.
Formal proposal advergame
This document provides a summary for a proposed Coca Cola advergame. The game would be an online advertisement targeted at all countries where Coca Cola is sold. Styled after the 1980's game Donkey Kong, players control a stickman character working their way through levels jumping over rolling Pepsi lids to reach Coca Cola. The game aims to create nostalgia for those who played Donkey Kong as children while communicating Coca Cola's message to a wide audience of all ages and backgrounds with no offensive or legally problematic content.
3. formal proposal
1. The product is a mildly horror genre radio advert meant for Spotify, radio, and YouTube that would be released in countries that celebrate Halloween.
2. The advert uses a clip from the Heath Ledger Joker laugh from The Dark Knight and suggests drinking the advertised product while it is cold.
3. Younger viewers may find it frightening so the song volume has been lowered, and it is aimed at audiences aged 6-60 of any gender or social status to appeal to the whole community.
7. evaluation 2
Rhiannah Baker created a teaser trailer for a horror film as a school project. She conducted research including surveying people and interviewing individuals to understand preferences. She created a mood board, scheduled filming, and storyboarded scenes. While some filming plans changed, she was able to complete editing within the new deadline. The teaser used dark colors and stills with mysterious text and music to build an unsettling atmosphere without revealing the plot. Peer feedback praised the creepy feel but suggested extending the teaser by adding more of the dancer's movements or a dramatic ending. [/SUMMARY]
6. production reflection 2
Rhiannah Baker reflects on the process of producing a video project. She filmed footage of her friend dancing with cards displaying words. She then edited the video clips and images in Premiere, arranging them in order and adding a creepy lullaby audio track. Finally, she rendered and exported the finished video as an mp4 file to upload to YouTube.
3.5. pre production
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- 2. Process First, I divided the page using the ruler tool marking the centre so I knew where each page staring and ended. I also made the background black. I then added 4 pictures I had taken fitting into the theme of my article, light. After, I added the title; ‘Master Of Light’
- 3. Process I started writing my article, first with a ‘photo tip’ and a quote, highlighting four words to show their significance, making it stand out more. I then wrote and added in my articles, and adding subheadings for each; making them yellow to stand out. Using the effect ‘stroke’ on the words ‘Master Of Light’ I made the white writing have a red outline making it very prominent, and ensuring the audience know that it is the title.
- 4. Process I finally added page numbers at the bottom, and using the stroke effects created a red border. I also removed the rulers. For final little touches I used the ruler tool to straighten out the text.
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