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This document outlines ideas for a crime drama, including characters such as a main cop, sidekick cop, villain and sidekick, and a random snitch. The setting would be in Ringwood, UK. Some aspects of comedy are also mentioned, possibly in the form of a spoof.
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3. Uses and gratifications theory from the 1960s recognizes that audiences make choices in what media they consume and why, such as for diversion, relationships, identity, or information. Analysis of audiences continues to evolve as new media emerge.
Genre theory
Genre is a critical tool used to categorize texts based on common elements in order to study them and audience responses. Genre theorists argue that genres are dynamic and constantly changing through negotiation and borrowing conventions from one another, reflecting changes in society. While genres are recognizable through repeated codes and conventions, there is no such thing as a pure genre anymore as they are progressive and ever changing through hybridization. Genre is a useful critical tool as it provides a common framework that can be understood by producers, audiences, and scholars, but it also risks stifling creativity by forcing categorization.
Narrative theory
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Preliminary task plan
This preliminary task plan outlines a scene that contains match on action, shot reverse shot, and follows the 180 degree rule. The first character walks through a door and the camera cuts to show him on the other side. He then sits opposite another character shrouded in darkness and they have a conversation, with the camera cutting between their points of view. Once finished, the first character exits through the door again with a match on action. The conversation topics could involve spies or gangsters to match the mysterious second character.
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The preliminary task plan outlines a scene that contains match on action, shot reverse shot, and follows the 180 degree rule. The first character walks through a door and the camera cuts to show him on the other side. He sits opposite another character shrouded in darkness and they have a conversation, with the camera cutting between their points of view. After they finish conversing, the first character exits through the door again with a match on action shot. The conversation topics could involve spies or gangsters to match the mysterious second character.
Sounds
Selective sound is used to emphasize key elements, ambient sound creates atmosphere, and sound bridges help transitions flow smoothly. Diegetic sounds belong to the world on screen like voices or doors, while non-diegetic sounds like music have no visible source. Synchronous sounds match the action, asynchronous sounds originate outside the scene, and contrapuntal sounds mismatch the visuals. Voiceovers guide the audience and theme music develops through the film.
Camera shots and movement
The document discusses different types of camera shots and movements that can be used in filmmaking. It describes establishing shots, wide shots, crane shots, and aerial shots that provide context and scope. Close-up shots focus attention on specific objects or characters' expressions. Point-of-view and over-the-shoulder shots involve the audience. Two shots capture conversations, while shot-reverse shots follow dialogue. The document also outlines camera movements like pans, tilts, high and low angles, dolly shots, handheld shots, and zooms, and how they can be used to frame scenes and create tension.
Barb research
BARB is the organization that compiles television ratings in the UK, created to replace previous rating systems by ITV and the BBC. It provides official viewing figures. The top program for BBC1 was The Eurovision Song Contest in 2000 with nearly 9,000 viewers. Midsummer Murders is a British detective drama airing since 1997 based on books and starring John Nettles as Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby and later Neil Dudgeon in the role. Inspector George Gently aired on BBC1 and featured Martin Shaw as the title character inspector investigating crimes set in the 1960s England.
The director
The director gives direction to cast and crew to create an overall vision for the film. Directors must mediate creative differences and stay within budget constraints. There are various pathways to becoming a director, as some outline general plotlines while others control every aspect, and directors may also write screenplays, edit films, or compose music. Essential skills for directors include having strong artistic vision, leadership skills, and the ability to inspire teams through excellent communication and understanding of the filmmaking process.
Unit 3 media sectors job roles grid
This document provides a grid describing various job roles in television production, including their responsibilities and required skills. It outlines roles such as camera operator, script supervisor, makeup artist, director, researcher, gaffer, and boom operator. Camera operators are responsible for camera equipment and work with performers, requiring skills like coordination and communication. Script supervisors ensure continuity and take detailed notes. Makeup artists create looks for productions. Directors oversee the artistic aspects and guide the crew and actors. Researchers develop program ideas and brief on-screen presenters. Gaffers execute lighting plans, and boom operators place microphones without entering camera frames.
Evaluation of unit 21
Unit 21 allowed the student to create their own personal project, and they chose to remake their first music video to improve their filming and editing skills. They selected the song "Ball and Biscuit" to fit their idea of someone being drugged and going to school. While the lyrics matched the video, some parts were too fast-paced. Feedback from peers praised the trippy effects but noted inconsistent camerawork and framing. Production challenges like an ill lead and scheduling issues caused the final result to fall short of the student's vision, but they learned about stabilizing shots and allowing enough time.
Proposal
The proposal is for a music video for the song "Ball and Biscuit" by The White Stripes. The concept involves the main actor accidentally consuming a substance that causes hallucinations, depicting his struggles through everyday life under the influence. Scenes will show human puppets and food transforming, along with other bizarre hallucinatory effects. The video will be six minutes long to match the fast version of the song chosen. Legal permissions will be obtained for copyrighted music and any branded clothing or locations used.
Music video production schedule
This document contains a schedule for producing a music video over several weeks from March 15th to May 12th. It details the date, activity, location, and equipment or people needed for each step, including researching the band, creating a storyboard and budget, obtaining permissions, addressing legal and safety issues, filming at various locations, and final editing and evaluation.
History of the band the white stripes
The White Stripes were an American rock duo formed in 1997 consisting of Jack White and Meg White. They gained prominence in 2002 as part of the garage rock revival. Their successful albums White Blood Cells and Elephant featured the hit single "Seven Nation Army". The band was known for their simple sound and aesthetic using red, white and black. They released six studio albums between 1997-2007 and won three Grammys before dissolving in 2011.
Ideas for media
The document proposes ideas for media projects including music videos featuring rock bands, landscape photography, and a short film. The short film would tell the story of a main character who accidentally ingests a hallucinogenic substance and must struggle through his normal daily activities while under its influence, dealing with bizarre hallucinations until the effects wear off.
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This evaluation is for a photography unit where the student was able to take images of ordinary things outside. They felt the unit went well because they managed to complete all of their work on time without falling behind. One difficult photo was of a honeybee collecting pollen, where the student had to stand by the nest and ended up being stung multiple times to get a clear shot. For this photo, the student used a black and white tool to select the flower in color while making the rest of the photo black and white, creating an effect where the bee stands out.
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