A2 Unit4 Combination & Alliances
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This document summarizes research on combination and alliances in unit 4. It discusses the use of juxtapositions, superimpositions, and sounds and their impacts. It also explores the work of artist Mark Rothko and his use of color combinations to evoke feelings in audiences. Finally, it proposes combining film, text, images, and surrealism in a documentary project that utilizes techniques like handheld camera, natural lighting, jump cuts, and stop motion.
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The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including sections on idea generation, research, and developing a final concept. It suggests selecting a song and generating three ideas for interpreting it through different styles and techniques. The concepts presented include a romantic narrative set to "Forever Ago" by Woodlock, a stop-motion animation concept for the same song, and a documentary-style video discussing autism. Research on music video conventions is recommended. The student settles on a black-and-white documentary exploring autism while the song plays, using title cards and footage of their daily routine and hobbies to convey the experience and message to the audience.
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The document provides guidance for a music video assignment, including sections on idea generation, research, and developing a final concept. It suggests selecting a song and generating three ideas for interpreting it through different styles and techniques. The concepts presented include a romantic narrative set to "Forever Ago" by Woodlock, a stop-motion animation concept for the same song, and a documentary-style video discussing autism. The student settles on doing a black-and-white, documentary-style video with title cards explaining their feelings and daily routine, to the song "Forever Ago."
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The document discusses the contextual research plans of Bailey Furman. Furman intends to examine various documentary filmmakers including Ken Burns, Dziga Vertov, Wim Wenders, Agnes Varda, and Michael Apted. Furman analyzes the styles and techniques used by these directors to tell stories and create emotion. Furman also discusses film theory concepts like camera work, editing, lighting and mis-en-scene. The goal is to understand different approaches to apply unique aspects to Furman's own documentary work.
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The document outlines plans for a student's music video assignment, including research on The Beatles' music videos, potential song choices, and a narrative idea for the video. The student settles on Kavinsky's "Nightcall" and plans a video where a man makes a call at night after possibly committing a crime. Locations, equipment, and a contingency plan are discussed, and filming is scheduled for half term with editing to follow.
Evaluone
Through researching music documentaries, the filmmaker was inspired by certain conventions and aesthetics. They took elements like letterboxing, establishing shots, and close-ups that they felt were effectively used. However, they also challenged aspects that did not suit their goals. For example, using black and white during performances but steady camerawork for rehearsals rather than handheld. By selectively incorporating techniques from other films but adapting them, the filmmaker believes they achieved an original yet impressive aesthetic representative of their vision.
Contextual research fmp final
Ken Burns uses manipulation in his documentaries by slowly building emotion within a story through editing. He aims to remind viewers of mortality. Agnes Varda influenced documentaries and feminism through films educating on issues without directly telling the audience. Michael Apted involves everyone to enjoy the process and balances education with entertainment. The researcher will draw from these filmmakers' styles to make an informative yet unique documentary.
Contextual research fmp
Ken Burns uses manipulation in his documentaries to build emotion within stories and bring historical figures to life. The researcher analyzed Burns' style and the styles of other documentary makers like Dziga Vertov, Wim Wenders, Agnes Varda, and Michael Apted. Understanding different techniques related to areas like camerawork, editing, sound, and storytelling will help the researcher incorporate effective elements into their own documentary film project.
Initial Ideas + Context
Aidan Jones proposes creating a photography magazine for their FMP project. The magazine would include photos from different photography styles taken by Aidan, tips for photography, and reviews of cameras and lenses. Aidan is inspired by nature photographers from National Geographic and hopes to showcase their passion for photography and possibly pursue photography-related careers. They recognize strengths like photography skills but also limitations like a lack of expert knowledge in camera settings. Potential research includes outdoor photography guides and tutorials on photo editing software.
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The document outlines Luke Headland's initial plans and reaction to his upcoming final media project (FMP). He feels confident in his skills and experience with Photoshop and filmmaking. He plans to create an 8-15 minute paranormal horror short film involving himself and a classmate. He will storyboard, plan filming and shots, and focus on color correction to make the final product look professional. His mind map shows initial ideas including a comedy horror film, survival video game, or thriller trailer before settling on the paranormal short film. Mood boards analyze horror poster and location aesthetics to influence the three posters he will create to promote the film.
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Toby Jackson will create a documentary about Yorkshire filmed in an expository style with narration and voiceovers. They will focus on rural and less populated areas to make the documentary unique. Toby's strengths include using cameras and editing software, while their limitations are coming up with ideas, planning, and managing deadlines. To improve, they will spend more time researching, planning, and checking their work, as well as solidifying their ideas earlier. David Attenborough and his nature documentaries are influences for Toby's style.
1. initial plans mv 2018 1
The document outlines initial plans for generating ideas for a music video assignment. It includes prompts to select a song, develop 3 video ideas using different styles/techniques, and create a mind map summarizing the ideas. Strengths and weaknesses of the ideas are then discussed. A final idea is presented, analyzing the chosen track and outlining a creative concept that interprets the song through highlights of a character's life from bad deeds to redemption. Video techniques like fades between real and fake footage are described for implementation in the final idea. Potential research targets of fans of the game, artist, and music genre are identified.
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This document summarizes and critiques a film poster design for a neo-noir film. The poster features a femme fatale's pale face against a black background with red lips and smoke. Inspired by noir film posters, the designer used Photoshop tools to create the striking color scheme and blurred effects. While conveying the genre and strong character, the poster could be improved by fixing uneven lips and adding the film's release date.
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