Here is our film poster analysis, mentioning the conventions of a poster and Neo-Noir that we have conformed or challenged.
A2 ADVANCED MEDIA PORTFOLIO EVALUATION.
Here is our film poster analysis, mentioning the conventions of a poster and Neo-Noir that we have conformed or challenged.
A2 ADVANCED MEDIA PORTFOLIO EVALUATION.
The full video from CppCon is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVYdHDm0q6Y
C++ provides a much richer set of abstractions than C. Classes, templates, overloading, and other core C++ features can be leveraged for more readable syntax, better compile time typechecking, more open ended genericity and improved modularity. On the flip side, C89 still boasts some advantages over C++, especially when viewed through a pragmatic lens. C ABIs on many platforms have been stable for decades, practically every language supports binding to C code through foreign function interfaces, and including nearly any C89 header has a negligible effect on compile time on modern computers.
The hourglass pattern provides the best of both worlds. By placing a headers-only C++ interface on top of a minimal C89 interface, it makes ABI issues a non-concern, and enables just a single binary to be shipped for a given platform. It makes providing bindings from other languages easier, and prevents ABI issues like incompatibilities between debug and release variants of runtimes.
This talk provides an overview of the pattern and teaches practical techniques for its implementation using C++14. Real shipping projects inspired the best practices described in the slides.
Code corresponding to this presentation can be found here: https://github.com/CppCon/CppCon2014/tree/master/Presentations/Hourglass%20Interfaces%20for%20C%2B%2B%20APIs%20-%20Stefanus%20Du%20Toit%20-%20CppCon%202014/code
Other ways our documentary uses convention of existing documentaries. Is the use of sound bedding, which is used during the during the voice over, interview and as a soundtrack for the beginning of the episode. Sound bedding/track is an instrumental sound usually from the song that the cast produced or from a featured song that relates to the genre. We used sound bedding because it helps the audience capture what is going on.
Actuality footage was used during the interview of Kayz. Showing the artist performing on stage. This adds realism to our documentary. We also used another actuality footage where the group were performing for a music video in the borough of Abbey wood
A2 Media Evaluation Questions Music Documentary Q1 AND Q2Tamilore Alade
Evaluation questions
Music Documentary Rough Royalty Collective- Tamilore Alade
Other ways our documentary uses convention of existing documentaries. Is the use of sound bedding, which is used during the during the voice over, interview and as a soundtrack for the beginning of the episode. Sound bedding/track is an instrumental sound usually from the song that the cast produced or from a featured song that relates to the genre. We used sound bedding because it helps the audience capture what is going on.
Actuality footage was used during the interview of Kayz. Showing the artist performing on stage. This adds realism to our documentary. We also used another actuality footage where the group were performing for a music video in the borough of Abbey wood
Text was used during the interview. Which includes the artists name and what they do. This is a important form, because it gives the audience further information of who they're watching telling them what their role in Rough Royalty and also makes the characters more easier to remember.
Interviews are a very common convention. This allows our cast to speak directly to the audience, telling them about themselves and experiences. Interviews help to give our documentary a sense of realism. The interviewee also look into the eye of the interview while giving there thoughts on the subject. This helped to create more emotion as they speak.
In our interview it was set up in a room using a white screen background and bright lightning and the camera remains static to make it look more professional and so it doesn’t distract the audience from what`s being said, makes it easier to see the cast and offers a clean space to place in the text.
We also used cutaways during the interview to illustrate what the casts are talking about e.g. Dans (public relations) interview.
We used Narrative montage for the introduction by showing different cuts of what's going to take place in the documentary. There were numerous shots of the group in different settings and time within the documentary. Montages in documentaries usually link to what the narrator or different people in the documentary says. However we used this technique but also challenged it by using montage to show iconography images and things that’s going on in the series.
Another convention that was used is colour bars and “beep” sound to add emphasis during the interview of Kaysan. The Colour bars were added during post production, where we censored some of the language used and redid the interview. Colour bars are usually used for behind the scenes and for some music documentaries.
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The Roman Empire, a vast and enduring power, stands as one of history's most remarkable civilizations, leaving an indelible imprint on the world. It emerged from the Roman Republic, transitioning into an imperial powerhouse under the leadership of Augustus Caesar in 27 BCE. This transformation marked the beginning of an era defined by unprecedented territorial expansion, architectural marvels, and profound cultural influence.
The empire's roots lie in the city of Rome, founded, according to legend, by Romulus in 753 BCE. Over centuries, Rome evolved from a small settlement to a formidable republic, characterized by a complex political system with elected officials and checks on power. However, internal strife, class conflicts, and military ambitions paved the way for the end of the Republic. Julius Caesar’s dictatorship and subsequent assassination in 44 BCE created a power vacuum, leading to a civil war. Octavian, later Augustus, emerged victorious, heralding the Roman Empire’s birth.
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1. QUESTION 1
IN WHAT WAYS DOES YOUR MEDIA PRODUCT USE, DEVELOP OR CHALLENGE FORM AND CONVENTIONS OF REAL
MEDIA PRODUCTS?
2. DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD
I looked at other double page spreads to see which one I can base mine on and eventually I came to a
decision on what I was going to use to make my double page spread. I used it as a guideline so that my
one looked professional and had more detail on it. My final double page spread looks professional and
also looks sophisticated. As you can see my double page spread has a main image that features on the
documentary which gives the audience an indication on what to expect in the documentary. Also, the
headline that is also over the top of the main image makes the double page spread stand out as it is big
and bold and is over an image which makes the headline stand out more and makes people want to see
it. The other image of myself appearing in the documentary also sets an image for the audience as they
know what to expect in the documentary and know what it is going to look like. The colours used are a
simple black and white because they work well together and makes the article and the images stand out
more. Also, in the double page spread that I am basing it on is also black and white; so I kept to this
colour scheme as I felt it would make my documentary look better and make it not look tacky. The
content of the article sells the documentary to the audience and also gives them an overview of a very
jiggered history; it gives a clear understanding on why the documentary is being made.
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5. NEWSPAPER ADVERT
The TV company logo used was BBC Three as the BBC are popular with making sports documentaries
and so I thought it would be the best if we said it was going to be on there. Also, I included my own
production logo so it shows who made the documentary and makes it look more professional as it
shows that a real production as made the documentary. The main image I used was a picture I took of
the Jimmy Hill statue. I chose this picture because Jimmy Hill is an iconic figure in the history and so it
would be suitable if he was the front of the advert. The tagline is used because it adds effect on the
documentary as it gives a good caption on what is being advertised. Also, in the bottom corner it gives
information about the documentary and what the documentary is going to be about. It is based on an
advertisement made by BBC Three and is very similar to it which shows that my documentary is also at a
professional standard.
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8. DOCUMENTARY
In my documentary I used voiceovers which is effective as it tells the audience information about
Coventry City and the history of them. Also, I use voiceovers so that there can be footage of Coventry
City through the history and show the achievements made by the club. The transitions used when it
fades in and out from scene to scene is much better than it going straight into a scene because it makes
the documentary flow better and makes it a lot more sophisticated. The location I am at when
presenting is suitable because I am at the Ricoh Arena which is where Coventry play and so it was ideal
to film there and make sure it features in the documentary. Text is used at the end of the documentary
to show who was part of the documentary and also special font is used when talking about Jimmy Hill
before the credits. The background music put in at the start is used because it is a famous Coventry City
song and so the audience will immediately know what it will be about.
