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Callum Joy created an audio production and evaluated the process. During planning, Callum listened to 3 songs for inspiration on instruments and tone. Song 1 helped determine upbeat instruments while Song 2 was too different. Song 3 helped balance drums. Callum felt they could have planned more for a clearer vision. Peer feedback noted the professional sound but suggested adding lyrics, beat drops or making it longer while Callum disagreed on length. Overall Callum was pleased with the aural qualities but could have improved mixing levels.
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The document describes Callum Joy's process for creating a magazine mockup about fishing. This included importing a blue water background image, removing the white background from an image to show it was about fishing, adding the word "fishing" in a bold font as the masthead to give it a masculine vibe, including fish bait in the corner to indicate it was about fishing specifically, and adding a coverline and headline about fish and fishing to emphasize the magazine's focus. For the final product, Callum Joy intends to keep the general layout and similar color scheme but not much else from the experiments.
1. Initial Plans(3).pptx
This document outlines initial plans for a creative project that involves a mind map and mood board. The mind map lists potential elements to include such as hills, trees, caves, houses, and abandoned places using dark colors like greens, blues, and browns. The mood board analysis notes that the collected images feature repeated green colors and similar styles with focused subjects and blurry backgrounds. The mood board will likely influence the final product by using similar images and layout.
5. Pre-Production(3).pptx
The document outlines Callum Joy's pre-production plan for an animal photography magazine. It discusses using greens and browns for the color scheme. Focused images will be used as backgrounds. Layouts include a front cover and double page spread on rats. Photoshop and computer resources are needed. Potential issues like internet outages or computer problems are addressed. Health and safety precautions for eye strain, wrist pain, and cable trips are provided. An eight-task schedule is outlined to create the magazine pages and presentations.
2. Research(3).pptx
The document discusses research on existing animal magazine covers. It finds that the main focus of the covers is typically an animal portrayed in the center. Secondary focal points are also included but stand out less through using a different color. A yellow border around one magazine in particular helps draw attention. Common traits across the researched covers include prominent display of animals in similar frontal angles. Aspects of this research, like multiple focal points, could inform the design of the author's own work.
4. Proposal(3)(Done).docx
This proposal outlines a photography magazine called Woodland Magazine that aims to entertain readers with photos of animals like rats, snakes, and lizards while also educating them. The target audience is 13+ year old males from middle and working class backgrounds who enjoy learning about animals. To avoid legal issues, the magazine will not include offensive content and will provide warnings for potentially sensitive material, while putting a unique spin on any existing characters, names or logos mentioned to prevent copyright infringement.
3. Production Experiments (Interactive).pptx
The document describes experiments with creating a scene in a digital art program. It includes details on adding elements like a worn ghost character, trees that change the mood, and a faceless tree man. It also notes making a moving car. In reflection, the artist is deciding between concepts for a final product, considering either a funny monkey vs raccoon or a more polished ghost scene, aiming to meet the brief of a Ghost Game.
7. Evaluation (Interactive).pptx
The document summarizes Callum Joy's interactive evaluation project. It discusses strengths and weaknesses in the production process, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The production process research helped develop ideas but focused on one idea too much. Planning used mind maps and mood boards effectively but could get stuck visualizing. Time management was successful with a good schedule. Peer feedback suggested adding more background detail and shades of gray for more realism.
6. Production Reflection (Interactive).pptx
Callum Joy created a background for a video using Photoshop by adding clouds, stars, and a moon to a base layer. A ghost was added and given a glow effect to make it appear more ethereal. Road markings on a separate layer were included to indicate where the ghost was moving along the road. A wall was also included to fill out the environment. A car was added as well to interact with the ghost by moving alongside it in the video.
2. Research (Interactive)(Done).pptx
The document summarizes research on existing pixel games. It finds that these games commonly have retro, pixel graphics with simple color schemes that make characters easily distinguishable. While keeping games simple, use of contrasting colors helps elements stand out and makes the world feel more realistic. The target audience for the developer's new game is male, between ages 14-18, from middle/working class backgrounds seeking stress relief. The game will have a similar overall layout and focus on being colorful, fun and simplistic.
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- 4. Planning • To help me plan for my song I listened to 3 other songs that I wanted to try and make something similar to. • The first song helped me figure out what instruments I wanted to use because I liked the sound of the first one the most, compared to 2 and 3, 1 has a much more positive sound to it, with more upbeat lyrics. • Song 2 didn’t help me at all because it was too different from what I had decided on. • Song 3 helped me figure out how loud the drums should be compared to other parts of the track however I didn’t need to change that too much because it was already balanced out pretty well.
- 5. Time Management • No, I could have spent less time on making my song if I had thought more about what I wanted it to sound like and would have had way more time to make edits later on.
- 6. Technical Qualities Forza menu music Both have a fast yet calm tone Both are upbeat Both repeat the same parts a few times like a loop The forza menu music builds up then has a fade out when it finishes but my product doesn’t have that My product builds down towards the end while the forza menu music keeps its pace until the end
- 7. Aural Qualities • The audio came out better then I expected but I did have to lower the volume so it didn’t crackle while I exported it. • It was fairly creative, different enough to not be directly compared to anything I have heard before. • I liked the switches between the audio being layered then going to a single track. • I would have liked to add lyrics but that’s not my speciality so I think I would have rather left that out unless I was doing it for myself or friends. • I could have separated and used quantizing to make the drums quieter or the bass louder etc.
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- What were the strengths of your research? How did your research help your product? What were the weaknesses of your research? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
- What were the strengths of your planning? How did your planning help your product? What were the weaknesses of your planning? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
- Did you manage your time well? Did you complete your project on time or would your products have improved with additional time? What would you have done if you had more time to produce your work?
- Compare your work to similar existing products and discuss the similarities and differences
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