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Crossy Roads is a mobile game developed by Hipster Whale and published for iOS by Hipster Whale and for Android and Windows Phone by Yodo1. It uses the Unity game engine and was released for iOS in November 2014. The game was inspired by Frogger and takes the concept of trying to get a character across a road with increasing traffic. It was initially planned as a short 6 week project but grew in scope during development to realize its potential.
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The document discusses a survey conducted about music documentaries. It finds that most respondents were female, watched these documentaries, and listened to alternative rock and indie music. As such, the document recommends tailoring a music documentary to this target audience by focusing on a current band producing this genre of music. It also suggests including live footage and interviews to give viewers insight into the band members, as well as footage from different eras to appeal to those who enjoy older music. Dramatic moments and a cohesive storyline are also recommended to mimic the style of movies that respondents preferred in documentaries.
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Genre of my documentary
The document discusses different theories of documentary genres/modes:
1. Nichols' five modes - poetic, expository, participatory, observational, and reflexive. The poetic mode uses associations over continuity, while the expository uses voiceover to propose arguments.
2. De Bromhead adds three more modes - linear (classic storytelling), discursive (information-driven), and episodic (juxtaposed episodes building meaning).
3. The author wants their music documentary to blend the poetic and discursive modes for an emotive, factual film using past and present footage. They also cite performative and observational modes for a personal yet removed perspective.
Using in design
The document discusses the author's use of InDesign software to design their front cover. It describes how a university lecturer recommended InDesign as a more professional design tool. It then details some of the author's experiences using different features of InDesign like importing images, using various fonts to represent bands, viewing guides to align elements, changing text and underline colors, and saving specific colors as swatches to reuse.
Main featured band in my magazine
The Velvet Suns are a new band that has been together for four months. They play an indie rock style similar to The Wytches, Sonic Youth and The Velvet Underground. The band members have various interests including playing and writing music, photography, attending concerts and socializing. Their goal is to have success in the music industry and eventually play major festivals.
Manipulation of images for my contents page
The document discusses editing and manipulating four images for a contents page of a magazine. Various editing techniques are applied to the images such as spot healing brush to remove imperfections, adjusting brightness and contrast to achieve different tones and moods, and using auto tone to optimize colors. The edits aim to feature subjects clearly and fit the darker tones and "grunge" genre of the magazine.
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The document describes photo editing and manipulation techniques applied to images for a double page magazine spread about a rock band. The editor used spot healing brush to remove blemishes from faces. Contrast and brightness were lowered to give images a darker, "grunge" look fitting the rock genre. Colors were adjusted to reduce unnatural red tones and bleaching from flash, making the skin and images look more natural and professional. Sharpening was used to make the lead singer's face stand out. The editing aimed to produce high quality images capturing the mood and style of the band for the magazine.
Test shoot two
The document discusses several photos taken of a model named Dan at locations around Plymouth Hoe for a potential front cover image. The photographer comments that early images had distracting backgrounds or dull lighting that made Dan look pale. Additional photos addressed these issues by changing locations to a white wall with fewer distractions, improving framing and posing. In the end, the photographer selected final images from the new location as potential front cover shots.
Test shoot one
The document discusses test photos taken for the contents page of a student magazine. Several photos are rejected due to blurry hands, unflattering lighting, backgrounds with distracting elements, or settings that don't suit the band theme. One photo of a guitarist is selected to cut out and place on a blank background for the contents page due to its fitting of the "grunge" style and potential for editing brightness.
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The document describes the process of editing a photo in Photoshop for a magazine mock cover design. It details using tools like the spot healing brush, Gaussian blur, and adjusting brightness/contrast to remove imperfections and achieve a "soft focus" look while still maintaining definition. Background layers were used with the Gaussian blur to selectively apply effects. Color balance, exposure, and cutting were also adjusted to create a "dark, edgy" aesthetic appropriate for a rock magazine genre. Creating a mock-up in Publisher helped experiment with overall design before the final piece.
Image manipulation
The document discusses the process of editing a photo in Photoshop for use on a mock magazine cover. Some of the editing techniques used include spot healing to remove imperfections, adjusting brightness/contrast, adding Gaussian blur, editing color balance and exposure. Creating layers and using an eraser helped apply effects selectively. Aligning the image and choosing a masthead color were also important design decisions. Creating a mock-up in Publisher helped experiment with the overall layout.
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