This document summarizes Callum Joy's experiments with graphic design, radio, and advergame production techniques. It discusses advantages and disadvantages of working in Photoshop and Premiere Pro. For the radio production, strengths include creating an atmosphere using only sounds, while weaknesses involved scaling issues in the graphic design. Overall, the radio ad is identified as the most professional product due to the effort put into creating an atmosphere without visuals. Areas for further development include basic Photoshop skills, frame animations, and editing/merging layers.
The document describes various communication and planning methods for advertising projects, including codes for compliance, recognition as ads, avoiding misleading claims, and protecting privacy and children. It also lists strengths, weaknesses, and opinions on different brainstorming and idea generation techniques such as mind maps, mood boards, style sheets, layout plans, independent and group brainstorming, informal and formal pitches, initial reactions, and sketches.
This document outlines an arcade-style mobile or PC game called "Coke Advergame" that promotes Coca-Cola. The game's narrative involves a Coke ninja stealing all the Coke supplies, and the player must defeat them to reclaim their stash. Stylistically, it draws inspiration from fighting games like Street Fighter with a similar layout. The target audience is anyone aged 14+ as the game aims to convey that Coke is so enjoyable people would fight for it. Legal considerations include ensuring no offensive content through pixelated fighting and restricting younger audiences.
Callum Joy created an audio production and evaluated the process. During planning, Callum listened to 3 songs for inspiration on instruments and tone. Song 1 helped determine upbeat instruments while Song 2 was too different. Song 3 helped balance drums. Callum felt they could have planned more for a clearer vision. Peer feedback noted the professional sound but suggested adding lyrics, beat drops or making it longer while Callum disagreed on length. Overall Callum was pleased with the aural qualities but could have improved mixing levels.
The document summarizes the process of creating a musical composition using an online music production website called Bandlabs. The creator added drum, saxophone, piano, and beat pad tracks, experimenting with balancing volumes and duplicating tracks. They recorded basic drum beats and instrument parts, looping sections and adding variations in tempo. Overall, the creator was pleased with the layered composition they produced using the various virtual instruments on the Bandlabs site.
This audio proposal outlines a song for entertainment purposes aimed at 14-18 year old males and females. The working title is "Song" and it will be a single song in an unspecified genre. The content of the song may include some swearing to fill syllables. Legal considerations include restricting younger access and including warnings to avoid offense, while ensuring the work is sufficiently different than any existing copyrighted materials.
This document summarizes and analyzes three existing songs. It finds they each have catchy openings and melodies. Aspects that will be included are one of the genres featured - alternative, indie, electropop, pop, electric, rap, or alternative metal. The target audience is identified as 15+ males and females from middle or working class backgrounds who enjoy less popular genres and want to fit in. Content will relate to struggles like stress, sadness, and living up to expectations.
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a music track. It lists the instruments that will be used including lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, and drums, which will be sourced from Bandlabs.com. It identifies potential issues like poor audio quality and inability to record needed sounds, and proposed solutions such as re-recording and finding alternative online sounds. It also includes sections on health and safety precautions, and a schedule for the production tasks over 8 days.
This document summarizes Callum Joy's experiments with graphic design, radio, and advergame production techniques. It discusses advantages and disadvantages of working in Photoshop and Premiere Pro. For the radio production, strengths include creating an atmosphere using only sounds, while weaknesses involved scaling issues in the graphic design. Overall, the radio ad is identified as the most professional product due to the effort put into creating an atmosphere without visuals. Areas for further development include basic Photoshop skills, frame animations, and editing/merging layers.
The document describes various communication and planning methods for advertising projects, including codes for compliance, recognition as ads, avoiding misleading claims, and protecting privacy and children. It also lists strengths, weaknesses, and opinions on different brainstorming and idea generation techniques such as mind maps, mood boards, style sheets, layout plans, independent and group brainstorming, informal and formal pitches, initial reactions, and sketches.
This document outlines an arcade-style mobile or PC game called "Coke Advergame" that promotes Coca-Cola. The game's narrative involves a Coke ninja stealing all the Coke supplies, and the player must defeat them to reclaim their stash. Stylistically, it draws inspiration from fighting games like Street Fighter with a similar layout. The target audience is anyone aged 14+ as the game aims to convey that Coke is so enjoyable people would fight for it. Legal considerations include ensuring no offensive content through pixelated fighting and restricting younger audiences.
Callum Joy created an audio production and evaluated the process. During planning, Callum listened to 3 songs for inspiration on instruments and tone. Song 1 helped determine upbeat instruments while Song 2 was too different. Song 3 helped balance drums. Callum felt they could have planned more for a clearer vision. Peer feedback noted the professional sound but suggested adding lyrics, beat drops or making it longer while Callum disagreed on length. Overall Callum was pleased with the aural qualities but could have improved mixing levels.
The document summarizes the process of creating a musical composition using an online music production website called Bandlabs. The creator added drum, saxophone, piano, and beat pad tracks, experimenting with balancing volumes and duplicating tracks. They recorded basic drum beats and instrument parts, looping sections and adding variations in tempo. Overall, the creator was pleased with the layered composition they produced using the various virtual instruments on the Bandlabs site.
This audio proposal outlines a song for entertainment purposes aimed at 14-18 year old males and females. The working title is "Song" and it will be a single song in an unspecified genre. The content of the song may include some swearing to fill syllables. Legal considerations include restricting younger access and including warnings to avoid offense, while ensuring the work is sufficiently different than any existing copyrighted materials.
This document summarizes and analyzes three existing songs. It finds they each have catchy openings and melodies. Aspects that will be included are one of the genres featured - alternative, indie, electropop, pop, electric, rap, or alternative metal. The target audience is identified as 15+ males and females from middle or working class backgrounds who enjoy less popular genres and want to fit in. Content will relate to struggles like stress, sadness, and living up to expectations.
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a music track. It lists the instruments that will be used including lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, and drums, which will be sourced from Bandlabs.com. It identifies potential issues like poor audio quality and inability to record needed sounds, and proposed solutions such as re-recording and finding alternative online sounds. It also includes sections on health and safety precautions, and a schedule for the production tasks over 8 days.
This document outlines initial plans for creating a movie podcast, song, and crime podcast. It includes potential topics such as rating movies, comparing films, exploring music genres, and examining old and modern criminals as well as unsolved crimes. A mind map is mentioned which relates to creating a song, focusing on rap or pop genres, using guitar, bass, and drums over a minimum two-minute track.
Callum Joy documented their process of creating a magazine cover in Photoshop over multiple steps: adding rats and a woodland background; including side story boxes with imported and resized images; adding a title using different fonts and styles; and arranging additional images, text, barcodes, and backgrounds to complete the design. At each step, they noted whether they were happy with the work and any struggles encountered. In the end, they changed the layout and started a double page spread for the second page, importing images to set up the story.
This document summarizes Callum Joy's process of creating a magazine about rats. It discusses his research process, planning with mind maps and mood boards, managing his time well to complete the project early. It describes the technical and aesthetic qualities of the magazine, targeting 12+ audiences. Peer feedback noted the difficult to read title, and suggested adding more articles to the front cover. Callum agreed the title needed changing and more was needed on the front cover to attract readers.
The document describes Callum Joy's process for creating a magazine mockup about fishing. This included importing a blue water background image, removing the white background from an image to show it was about fishing, adding the word "fishing" in a bold font as the masthead to give it a masculine vibe, including fish bait in the corner to indicate it was about fishing specifically, and adding a coverline and headline about fish and fishing to emphasize the magazine's focus. For the final product, Callum Joy intends to keep the general layout and similar color scheme but not much else from the experiments.
This document outlines initial plans for a creative project that involves a mind map and mood board. The mind map lists potential elements to include such as hills, trees, caves, houses, and abandoned places using dark colors like greens, blues, and browns. The mood board analysis notes that the collected images feature repeated green colors and similar styles with focused subjects and blurry backgrounds. The mood board will likely influence the final product by using similar images and layout.
The document outlines Callum Joy's pre-production plan for an animal photography magazine. It discusses using greens and browns for the color scheme. Focused images will be used as backgrounds. Layouts include a front cover and double page spread on rats. Photoshop and computer resources are needed. Potential issues like internet outages or computer problems are addressed. Health and safety precautions for eye strain, wrist pain, and cable trips are provided. An eight-task schedule is outlined to create the magazine pages and presentations.
The document discusses research on existing animal magazine covers. It finds that the main focus of the covers is typically an animal portrayed in the center. Secondary focal points are also included but stand out less through using a different color. A yellow border around one magazine in particular helps draw attention. Common traits across the researched covers include prominent display of animals in similar frontal angles. Aspects of this research, like multiple focal points, could inform the design of the author's own work.
This proposal outlines a photography magazine called Woodland Magazine that aims to entertain readers with photos of animals like rats, snakes, and lizards while also educating them. The target audience is 13+ year old males from middle and working class backgrounds who enjoy learning about animals. To avoid legal issues, the magazine will not include offensive content and will provide warnings for potentially sensitive material, while putting a unique spin on any existing characters, names or logos mentioned to prevent copyright infringement.
3. Production Experiments (Interactive).pptxCallumJoy2
The document describes experiments with creating a scene in a digital art program. It includes details on adding elements like a worn ghost character, trees that change the mood, and a faceless tree man. It also notes making a moving car. In reflection, the artist is deciding between concepts for a final product, considering either a funny monkey vs raccoon or a more polished ghost scene, aiming to meet the brief of a Ghost Game.
The document summarizes Callum Joy's interactive evaluation project. It discusses strengths and weaknesses in the production process, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The production process research helped develop ideas but focused on one idea too much. Planning used mind maps and mood boards effectively but could get stuck visualizing. Time management was successful with a good schedule. Peer feedback suggested adding more background detail and shades of gray for more realism.
6. Production Reflection (Interactive).pptxCallumJoy2
Callum Joy created a background for a video using Photoshop by adding clouds, stars, and a moon to a base layer. A ghost was added and given a glow effect to make it appear more ethereal. Road markings on a separate layer were included to indicate where the ghost was moving along the road. A wall was also included to fill out the environment. A car was added as well to interact with the ghost by moving alongside it in the video.
The document summarizes research on existing pixel games. It finds that these games commonly have retro, pixel graphics with simple color schemes that make characters easily distinguishable. While keeping games simple, use of contrasting colors helps elements stand out and makes the world feel more realistic. The target audience for the developer's new game is male, between ages 14-18, from middle/working class backgrounds seeking stress relief. The game will have a similar overall layout and focus on being colorful, fun and simplistic.
The ghost that can't die is an interactive media product that is an RPG/adventure game focused on a ghost stuck in a world it hates and wants to leave behind. The ghost finds many ways to try and die, all of which fail because the ghost is already dead. The target audience is ages 15+ as the story deals with darker themes, though gameplay is simple enough for most. Research and planning elements like a style sheet and mood board will be used to guide the visual design. Legal considerations are that some may be offended by themes of death and the afterlife, so warnings will be provided and certain age groups or mentalities may want to avoid it.
The document provides research on existing podcast products, audience research through surveys to understand interests in entertaining versus informative content and urban legends, and interviews that revealed an interest in learning about the origins and backstories of urban legends. Product research identified common features while surveys and interviews helped tailor the podcast's content to appeal to the target audience. Evaluation of the research methods noted strengths in gathering audience insights but weaknesses in obtaining large sample sizes.
Callum Joy evaluated their personal project. For research, they gathered general information but not much detail. Planning helped organize tasks but plans changed due to time management issues. More planning could have opened up recording and editing time. The podcast logo was simple but effective, though could be improved with a drawing instead of the image used. Peer feedback liked the logo design but suggested adding a border. Callum agreed with feedback about the logo but no feedback was actually provided in two responses.
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast. It includes details on the logo design, layout, cast, storyboards, software and equipment needed, potential issues and solutions, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day production schedule. The logo will use red and grey/white colors. Recording software, microphones, a camera and tripod will be needed. Potential issues addressed include microphone placement, wiring, COVID protocols, and back pain prevention. The production schedule allocates days for scripting, setup, practice, recording, editing, and final review.
Callum used Photoshop tools like crop and gradient to design a logo with curved text wrapping around a peach image. The process may require changes depending on audience. A more detailed script was created, including a sample story about the "Slit-mouthed woman" told from Callum's perspective. A storyboard was made on Storyboardthat.com with background, characters, speech bubble, and creature to represent the podcast theme.
The document describes experiments done to create a logo for a podcast. It details the steps taken which included cutting an image in half to represent the podcast name, adding color to the background with a gradient tool, adding the title and changing the font, and warping the text for aesthetic appeal. In reflection, the creator notes they will likely include all elements in the final product as the existing logo works and there is no need to create multiple versions.
The document outlines initial plans for several creative projects including a podcast called "The Half-Arsed Cast" about urban legends hosted by Archie Durham and Callum Joy. It also mentions a short film called "The Dynamic Trio" about three people who don't get along but work together. Another discarded idea was another generic podcast on the topic of school.
The Half-Arsed cast is a proposed podcast that aims to entertain listeners and provide basic information about urban legends. The podcast will discuss various urban legends in detail. The target audience is 16-18+ of all genders and social statuses, but those from middle to lower class backgrounds may be more interested since they are more familiar with urban legends. Some mild language may be used. Viewers under 16 will need parental permission. Trigging subjects will be warned about beforehand to avoid offending groups that do not believe in urban legends. The logo was designed independently so it should not infringe on any existing intellectual property.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
This document outlines initial plans for creating a movie podcast, song, and crime podcast. It includes potential topics such as rating movies, comparing films, exploring music genres, and examining old and modern criminals as well as unsolved crimes. A mind map is mentioned which relates to creating a song, focusing on rap or pop genres, using guitar, bass, and drums over a minimum two-minute track.
Callum Joy documented their process of creating a magazine cover in Photoshop over multiple steps: adding rats and a woodland background; including side story boxes with imported and resized images; adding a title using different fonts and styles; and arranging additional images, text, barcodes, and backgrounds to complete the design. At each step, they noted whether they were happy with the work and any struggles encountered. In the end, they changed the layout and started a double page spread for the second page, importing images to set up the story.
This document summarizes Callum Joy's process of creating a magazine about rats. It discusses his research process, planning with mind maps and mood boards, managing his time well to complete the project early. It describes the technical and aesthetic qualities of the magazine, targeting 12+ audiences. Peer feedback noted the difficult to read title, and suggested adding more articles to the front cover. Callum agreed the title needed changing and more was needed on the front cover to attract readers.
The document describes Callum Joy's process for creating a magazine mockup about fishing. This included importing a blue water background image, removing the white background from an image to show it was about fishing, adding the word "fishing" in a bold font as the masthead to give it a masculine vibe, including fish bait in the corner to indicate it was about fishing specifically, and adding a coverline and headline about fish and fishing to emphasize the magazine's focus. For the final product, Callum Joy intends to keep the general layout and similar color scheme but not much else from the experiments.
This document outlines initial plans for a creative project that involves a mind map and mood board. The mind map lists potential elements to include such as hills, trees, caves, houses, and abandoned places using dark colors like greens, blues, and browns. The mood board analysis notes that the collected images feature repeated green colors and similar styles with focused subjects and blurry backgrounds. The mood board will likely influence the final product by using similar images and layout.
The document outlines Callum Joy's pre-production plan for an animal photography magazine. It discusses using greens and browns for the color scheme. Focused images will be used as backgrounds. Layouts include a front cover and double page spread on rats. Photoshop and computer resources are needed. Potential issues like internet outages or computer problems are addressed. Health and safety precautions for eye strain, wrist pain, and cable trips are provided. An eight-task schedule is outlined to create the magazine pages and presentations.
The document discusses research on existing animal magazine covers. It finds that the main focus of the covers is typically an animal portrayed in the center. Secondary focal points are also included but stand out less through using a different color. A yellow border around one magazine in particular helps draw attention. Common traits across the researched covers include prominent display of animals in similar frontal angles. Aspects of this research, like multiple focal points, could inform the design of the author's own work.
This proposal outlines a photography magazine called Woodland Magazine that aims to entertain readers with photos of animals like rats, snakes, and lizards while also educating them. The target audience is 13+ year old males from middle and working class backgrounds who enjoy learning about animals. To avoid legal issues, the magazine will not include offensive content and will provide warnings for potentially sensitive material, while putting a unique spin on any existing characters, names or logos mentioned to prevent copyright infringement.
3. Production Experiments (Interactive).pptxCallumJoy2
The document describes experiments with creating a scene in a digital art program. It includes details on adding elements like a worn ghost character, trees that change the mood, and a faceless tree man. It also notes making a moving car. In reflection, the artist is deciding between concepts for a final product, considering either a funny monkey vs raccoon or a more polished ghost scene, aiming to meet the brief of a Ghost Game.
The document summarizes Callum Joy's interactive evaluation project. It discusses strengths and weaknesses in the production process, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. The production process research helped develop ideas but focused on one idea too much. Planning used mind maps and mood boards effectively but could get stuck visualizing. Time management was successful with a good schedule. Peer feedback suggested adding more background detail and shades of gray for more realism.
6. Production Reflection (Interactive).pptxCallumJoy2
Callum Joy created a background for a video using Photoshop by adding clouds, stars, and a moon to a base layer. A ghost was added and given a glow effect to make it appear more ethereal. Road markings on a separate layer were included to indicate where the ghost was moving along the road. A wall was also included to fill out the environment. A car was added as well to interact with the ghost by moving alongside it in the video.
The document summarizes research on existing pixel games. It finds that these games commonly have retro, pixel graphics with simple color schemes that make characters easily distinguishable. While keeping games simple, use of contrasting colors helps elements stand out and makes the world feel more realistic. The target audience for the developer's new game is male, between ages 14-18, from middle/working class backgrounds seeking stress relief. The game will have a similar overall layout and focus on being colorful, fun and simplistic.
The ghost that can't die is an interactive media product that is an RPG/adventure game focused on a ghost stuck in a world it hates and wants to leave behind. The ghost finds many ways to try and die, all of which fail because the ghost is already dead. The target audience is ages 15+ as the story deals with darker themes, though gameplay is simple enough for most. Research and planning elements like a style sheet and mood board will be used to guide the visual design. Legal considerations are that some may be offended by themes of death and the afterlife, so warnings will be provided and certain age groups or mentalities may want to avoid it.
The document provides research on existing podcast products, audience research through surveys to understand interests in entertaining versus informative content and urban legends, and interviews that revealed an interest in learning about the origins and backstories of urban legends. Product research identified common features while surveys and interviews helped tailor the podcast's content to appeal to the target audience. Evaluation of the research methods noted strengths in gathering audience insights but weaknesses in obtaining large sample sizes.
Callum Joy evaluated their personal project. For research, they gathered general information but not much detail. Planning helped organize tasks but plans changed due to time management issues. More planning could have opened up recording and editing time. The podcast logo was simple but effective, though could be improved with a drawing instead of the image used. Peer feedback liked the logo design but suggested adding a border. Callum agreed with feedback about the logo but no feedback was actually provided in two responses.
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast. It includes details on the logo design, layout, cast, storyboards, software and equipment needed, potential issues and solutions, health and safety considerations, and an 8-day production schedule. The logo will use red and grey/white colors. Recording software, microphones, a camera and tripod will be needed. Potential issues addressed include microphone placement, wiring, COVID protocols, and back pain prevention. The production schedule allocates days for scripting, setup, practice, recording, editing, and final review.
Callum used Photoshop tools like crop and gradient to design a logo with curved text wrapping around a peach image. The process may require changes depending on audience. A more detailed script was created, including a sample story about the "Slit-mouthed woman" told from Callum's perspective. A storyboard was made on Storyboardthat.com with background, characters, speech bubble, and creature to represent the podcast theme.
The document describes experiments done to create a logo for a podcast. It details the steps taken which included cutting an image in half to represent the podcast name, adding color to the background with a gradient tool, adding the title and changing the font, and warping the text for aesthetic appeal. In reflection, the creator notes they will likely include all elements in the final product as the existing logo works and there is no need to create multiple versions.
The document outlines initial plans for several creative projects including a podcast called "The Half-Arsed Cast" about urban legends hosted by Archie Durham and Callum Joy. It also mentions a short film called "The Dynamic Trio" about three people who don't get along but work together. Another discarded idea was another generic podcast on the topic of school.
The Half-Arsed cast is a proposed podcast that aims to entertain listeners and provide basic information about urban legends. The podcast will discuss various urban legends in detail. The target audience is 16-18+ of all genders and social statuses, but those from middle to lower class backgrounds may be more interested since they are more familiar with urban legends. Some mild language may be used. Viewers under 16 will need parental permission. Trigging subjects will be warned about beforehand to avoid offending groups that do not believe in urban legends. The logo was designed independently so it should not infringe on any existing intellectual property.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
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Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
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diverse human activities.
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changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
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help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
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