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Planning pitch structure
This document provides an outline for pitching a new magazine concept, including developing a moodboard and research on similar existing magazines, gathering feedback on masthead ideas and story pitches, defining the target audience, establishing the genre and unique selling point, and planning marketing/advertising, publishers/distribution, models, locations, and draft magazine layouts. The document lists key elements to address in an initial pitch for a new magazine.
Task 2 b cutting on the beat
Cutting to the beat in a music video refers to changing shots or cutting between different camera angles in time with the beat of the song. The document provides instructions for an activity where students will analyze Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" music video by highlighting lyrics where the shot changes and identifying different shot types. They will then discuss how cutting the shots to match the beat enhances the music video by closely linking the visuals and audio. The effect of cutting on the beat is that it synchronizes the images with the music, bringing the viewer out of the dark through a rising fire and fever pitch.
Task 2b what is an auteur
This document provides instructions for an assignment to create three auteur film posters. Students can either create alternative posters for an existing auteur director or develop their own auteur style and create three posters in that style. The deadline for the assignment is October 19th, 2012. It also references a separate document on film poster conventions that identifies common elements typically included in film posters.
Tv drama lesson 1
The document discusses the AS Media Studies course, which includes two units: TV Drama and Representation and Audience and Institutions: UK Film. It provides an overview of key concepts in TV drama, including camera work, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and representation of groups. Students are asked to analyze a TV schedule to identify and categorize different drama genres. The document defines TV drama as a story presented dramatically that engages with current issues through believable characters or plots. It asks why we watch TV drama and what we can learn about society from studying representation in drama. Finally, students are assigned a creative task to develop an idea for a new TV program.
Ch. 1 sci. method pres.
This document outlines the scientific method. It describes science as an organized way to gather and analyze evidence about the natural world through observation, asking questions, making inferences, forming hypotheses, designing controlled experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. It provides examples of how scientists used this method to study marsh grass growth and determine that availability of nitrogen limits growth. Controlled experiments allow scientists to isolate the independent variable being tested from other factors. The scientific method seeks to objectively understand the natural world.
12 mv techniques chroma key
This document provides instructions for a music video techniques lesson that teaches about chroma keying. It explains that chroma keying, also known as green/blue screening, is a compositing technique used to replace a solid color background with another image or video. Students are asked to watch a Beyonce music video to identify where chroma keying was used. They are then instructed to choose an emotion, find 3 images representing that emotion, take photos of themselves in front of a green screen, key in the images, and upload the result to their websites.
Location scouting
Location scouting involves finding filming locations for movies, TV shows, and commercials. An effective production schedule for location scouting includes assigning job roles, scouting locations, and obtaining permissions by certain deadlines. The schedule helps organize tasks like character casting, sketches, budgeting, and creating a pitch, with a final planning deadline of March 20th. Location scouts in cities like New York help film productions by finding the best real world backdrops for their creative visions.
Web based drama website and task4
This document provides information about the key conventions and features of web-based dramas. It begins by stating the lesson objectives are to understand the conventions of web-based dramas and to plan for creating one. Examples of conventions are then listed, including large headers, links to social media, artist names, typography, merchandise, banners, navigation bars, interactivity, scrolling text, hyperlinks, multimedia, news/industry links, and user generated content. Key differences between web and TV dramas are that web dramas are viewed online rather than TV, feature unknown actors, are web-only spin-offs of TV shows, and have lower budgets. Students are then assigned a task to create a short
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Task 2 b cutting on the beat
Cutting to the beat in a music video refers to changing shots or cutting between different camera angles in time with the beat of the song. The document provides instructions for an activity where students will analyze Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" music video by highlighting lyrics where the shot changes and identifying different shot types. They will then discuss how cutting the shots to match the beat enhances the music video by closely linking the visuals and audio. The effect of cutting on the beat is that it synchronizes the images with the music, bringing the viewer out of the dark through a rising fire and fever pitch.
Task 2b what is an auteur
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Tv drama lesson 1
The document discusses the AS Media Studies course, which includes two units: TV Drama and Representation and Audience and Institutions: UK Film. It provides an overview of key concepts in TV drama, including camera work, sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and representation of groups. Students are asked to analyze a TV schedule to identify and categorize different drama genres. The document defines TV drama as a story presented dramatically that engages with current issues through believable characters or plots. It asks why we watch TV drama and what we can learn about society from studying representation in drama. Finally, students are assigned a creative task to develop an idea for a new TV program.
Ch. 1 sci. method pres.
This document outlines the scientific method. It describes science as an organized way to gather and analyze evidence about the natural world through observation, asking questions, making inferences, forming hypotheses, designing controlled experiments, collecting and analyzing data, and drawing conclusions. It provides examples of how scientists used this method to study marsh grass growth and determine that availability of nitrogen limits growth. Controlled experiments allow scientists to isolate the independent variable being tested from other factors. The scientific method seeks to objectively understand the natural world.
12 mv techniques chroma key
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Location scouting
Location scouting involves finding filming locations for movies, TV shows, and commercials. An effective production schedule for location scouting includes assigning job roles, scouting locations, and obtaining permissions by certain deadlines. The schedule helps organize tasks like character casting, sketches, budgeting, and creating a pitch, with a final planning deadline of March 20th. Location scouts in cities like New York help film productions by finding the best real world backdrops for their creative visions.
Web based drama website and task4
This document provides information about the key conventions and features of web-based dramas. It begins by stating the lesson objectives are to understand the conventions of web-based dramas and to plan for creating one. Examples of conventions are then listed, including large headers, links to social media, artist names, typography, merchandise, banners, navigation bars, interactivity, scrolling text, hyperlinks, multimedia, news/industry links, and user generated content. Key differences between web and TV dramas are that web dramas are viewed online rather than TV, feature unknown actors, are web-only spin-offs of TV shows, and have lower budgets. Students are then assigned a task to create a short
Task 3b conventions of a brit film
British social realist films are characterized by their use of British actors and locations filmed with dull, dim lighting to reflect bleak weather conditions. They typically have low budgets, focus on small personal dramas of emotionally dramatic individuals, and address social issues through a satirical lens with a dry sense of humor. The document provides instructions for a school project analyzing conventions of British indie films and creating a storyboarded trailer for a low-budget British indie film.
Mutations
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This document provides guidance on analyzing music videos through both macro and micro elements. At the macro level, it discusses analyzing the genre, representations, institutions, audiences, and narrative portrayed in a music video. At the micro level, it examines the editing, sound, mise-en-scene, and cinematography techniques used. It also lists some key macro elements to analyze for a specific Katy Perry music video called "Last Friday Night".
12 mv techniques analyse chroma key
Producers use green screen in music videos to focus attention on the artist and their performance by providing a clean, clear background that allows the artist to appear as if they are somewhere else through visual effects. The green screen creates an unreal or exaggerated setting that helps represent the artist's emotions and immerses viewers in the music by enhancing the narrative and aesthetic experience.
L. the film process
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Henry VII established a wealthy and powerful English monarchy focused on business over war. Henry VIII broke England from the Catholic Church and made the Church of England independent in order to gain control over the Church. During this Tudor period, England experienced a great artistic renaissance. Henry VIII had six wives and divorced several in order to obtain a male heir after his first wife Catherine of Aragon failed to produce a surviving son. Upon Henry's death, he left the throne to his three children - Mary, Elizabeth, and Edward.
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Imagery - Sea vs Motorway
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Rhythm - Flowing vs Choppy
I could write PEARL paragraphs comparing the setting, imagery, language, emotion and rhythm in the two sections of the poem.
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Linear equations lesson 8 day 2 graphing linear equations
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