Creating the logo
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The document describes the 8 step process for creating a logo for the company Verendus Films. In step 1, the creator took the initials V and F from the company name and designed a movie slate logo to represent the V shape. In steps 2-4, the creator colored the slate black and white, took a screenshot, and removed the background. In steps 5-7, an F shape was integrated into the slate design. Finally, in step 8, information was added to complete the logo with a professional movie slate appearance.
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Evaluation question 4
The student used various media technologies throughout the construction, research, planning, and evaluation of their coursework.
During construction, they used a Canon camera, tripod, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop. They learned new skills in operating the camera, editing techniques in Premiere Pro like adding filters and layers, and image editing in Photoshop and After Effects.
For research, they utilized YouTube, Google Images, and their camera for audience research interviews edited in iMovie.
Planning was done through sketching and diagrams with some online research.
Evaluation involved creating videos in Premiere Pro, as well as using PowerPoint and SmartDraw, showing an increased
Similar to Creating the logo (20)
Creating the logo
- 2. Step 1 The company name is Verendus Films thus I took the initials V and F and merged them together. To make the logo more exciting I thought a semi open clip board could represent the V part of the logo. I made the slate by tracing an image I found from the internet, on PowerPoint, using lines
- 3. Step 2 The second part of the process was to colour the clip board I made, with the appropriate colours (black and white). I found the easiest way to do this was to color the background black and make the lines white. I made whit rhombuses for the slate with the shape tool and made them white, so that the slate looks realistic.
- 4. Step 3 I took a screen shot so I could save the movie slate I created as a .jpeg file.
- 5. I then brought the image back into Step 4 PowerPoint and removed the black background from the image, in order to quickly use the rotate tools to get a glimpse of how the final logo would look.
- 6. I then went about adding the integrated Step 5 F to the movie slate.
- 7. Step 6 I tried to make the integrated arm of the F look like the movie slate for a more professional logo appearance.
- 8. STEP 7 This is what the movie slate with the integrated F looks like.
- 9. Step 8 I then added information to the movie slate. Again trying to give the slate a more professional appearance.