Creative Planning (1).pptx
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Jasmine McNeil has created a PowerPoint to plan creative projects about Sunderland culture and growing up in the Northeast of England. The PowerPoint includes plans for digital art pieces and a documentary. For the digital art, the themes will be the identity of the Northeast and Sunderland culture. Inspiration boards are included for these pieces. The documentary will focus on what it's like to grow up in the Northeast, how the culture has changed over time, and will educate viewers on the region's history and community. Survey results showed interest in these topics. The PowerPoint allows Jasmine to organize her ideas and remain inspired when creating her documentary and artworks.
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Newcastle Monument - Short clips would be filmed here to showcase the landmark and use in a montage.
Tyne Bridge - Multiple views would be captured, including from walking or bus, to prominently feature the recognizable bridge.
Sunderland Winter Gardens - Exterior shots from various angles would be taken to depict the size and identify the location.
Sunderland Park Lane - Brief bus and people clips ranging from 5-20 seconds would be recorded at the transport hub and edited into a montage.
Gateshead Millennium Bridge - Viewpoints of the distinctive "blinking
Locations.pdf
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Post Production Paperwork
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Document 7.docx
The applicant has a passion for film and media that developed through their creative media course. They have experience producing various media products including videos, documentaries, and posters using software like Photoshop, Premier Pro, and DaVinci. They have worked on projects for clients like Canon and the BBC to gain experience working under deadlines. The applicant believes their experience caring for siblings, work experience at an art center, and collaborating on a short film have made them organized, responsible, and confident in their media skills. They see themselves having a future as a director or producer and believe this course could help them advance in the film industry by expanding their knowledge and experience.
Jasmine.docx
The document discusses the author's passion for film and media from a young age. It details their experience in a creative media college course where they learned skills like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and DaVinci. They gained experience creating various media products for clients and during work experience at an art center and film production. The author sees themselves having a future as a director or producer in the film industry, inspired by Joss Whedon's work. They believe this university course will further benefit their career goals as they already have basic production knowledge and hands-on experience from their college media course.
Draft 2.docx
The document is a personal statement from a student applying for a media studies course. It discusses their lifelong passion for film and media that began in childhood. They have experience producing various media projects in college, including documentaries, posters, and ads, and have learned skills like Photoshop and media analysis. They also gained experience working with different clients through college briefs and an internship with a local art center. The student cares for siblings while maintaining work and school responsibilities. They see themselves pursuing a career in film production as a director or producer to continue their creative output. The works of Joss Whedon have inspired them to create amazing worlds and stories through media. The student is confident this course will benefit their future in
Personal Statement Draft 1
The applicant has had a lifelong passion for media since childhood and enjoys creating their own narratives through various media forms. Their media studies course provided skills in photography, video, and design software as well as analyzing different genres. Through work experience creating social media posts, videos, and a documentary, the applicant gained confidence in producing various media types and seeing public feedback.
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- 2. Creative Planning In this PowerPoint I have included my ideas and planning for my documentary and art pieces in order for to remember and be inspired by the mood boards to create inspirational pieces for my target audience. This also allows me to create a plan of how I will set out my documentary and my art pieces to truly be able to capture how growing up and the identify of the Northeast really is. Content: Digital Art Pieces – Identity of the Northeast • Digital Art pieces – Sunderland Culture • Digital Art Pieces – Inspiration Board Documentary – Growing up in the Northeast • Documentary – Sunderland Culture • Documentary – Inspiration Board
- 3. Digital Art Pieces – Identity of the Northeast How is the Northeast Identified as?
- 4. Identity of the Northeast Identity of the Northeast is the theme of the print posters I will create as it was the most wanted poster about the Northeast but also, I really wanted to show people the true identity of the Northeast. The identity of the Northeast is really important to show as many people do not think about the Northeast or know we exist as we are normally looked over as people just believe that Manchester in the main part of the North of England. There is a lot of diversity in The Northeast, and I want to show that but while showing where they started from and what the history of the Northeast is. The Northeast has a lot of history as it is a really old city, but many people don't talk about how much it has changed from those times, it still is considering a working-class area, but they don't mention how it is changing more and more each year and the council is putting money back into the city making it grow more.
- 5. Digital Art pieces – Sunderland Culture From the survey I conducted the majority of the people wanted an art piece about the identity of the Northeast. The second most art piece wanted is about the social classes in the Northeast, I some how want to combine these two as the identity of the Northeast has a lot to do about the social classes and how the coal mines created the Northeast. Here are some artist take on the Northeast:
- 6. Digital Art pieces – Sunderland Culture For my art piece based around the identity of the northeast, I know I want to go for a glitch theme, as I want to show people how the northeast is represented vs how it actually is. Here are some of the artwork I got inspiration from for my work:
- 7. Digital Art - Inspiration Board
- 8. Documentary – Growing up in the Northeast How is it like to grow up in the Northeast
- 9. Growing up in the Northeast For my Documentary it will be based on growing up in the Northeast of England as many people from the survey requested this idea more than other. Also, it shows how the culture and upbringing in Sunderland has changed throughout the years.. I really want to use this documentary to show how it really is like growing up in the Northeast as it can be very tough, and people do not really see that type of side to the Northeast as we are mainly known for our shipyards or our Mines from the older days. I want to educate people on how we have changed from the past but bring the sense of history into and familiarity to some into the documentary to truly show the growth of our community.
- 10. Documentary – Sunderland Culture From the survey I conducted I found that many people wanted a documentary based on growing up in the Northeast, mainly Sunderland. I found this a very interesting topic for a documentary as many people believe that in England, they are all growing up in very similar way, but that it simply not true as each region, city or village have different ways teaching their young. In this documentary I know that I will show how people in the northeast really grow up, and how we are raised.
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- 12. Documentary – Inspiration Board