Question 1 in what ways does your media evalutationlouis0141
The documentary follows many conventions of the genre to appear realistic and professional to viewers. These include using a voiceover, text overlays to identify speakers, and a presenter. However, some conventions were challenged, such as not revealing interview questions or hiding victims' faces, to make the experience more realistic. Another challenge was changing the focus from the presenter to the missing girl during narration, to keep viewers engaged in the story. While most conventions were followed, these challenges helped the documentary stand out from others in the industry.
Research into newspaper double page spreadslouis0141
The document describes the typical layout and elements of newspaper articles and advertisements. It explains that newspaper articles usually include a main image, additional images, headlines, sub-headlines, and the main article text. Advertisements typically feature a large image of the product, the brand name, logos, and information about offers. Across newspaper pages and ads, visual elements are designed to catch the reader's eye and draw them in to read the content.
Frozen Planet is a 7-part nature documentary series aired on the BBC in 2011 that was narrated by David Attenborough. It was produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and featured footage from the Arctic and Antarctic. The BBC is the oldest national broadcasting company in the world, founded in 1922, known for high-quality nature documentaries like Planet Earth and for having separate TV channels and radio/online services targeted at different audiences.
Game Worldwide Limited was chosen as the name for the new institution to sound professional while also being unique. Several logos were designed with the goal of keeping it simple yet attractive. Feedback was collected and the first logo was preferred as the best representation, clearly showing the abbreviation while also including the full name. This logo incorporated a globe to represent "worldwide" and was selected as the final logo for its professional and individual design.
Research into costume, props and locationlouis0141
The document discusses costumes, props, and locations to be used in a documentary reenactment about the kidnapping of girls. Costumes like black tracksuits and gloves will make the kidnappers seem more sinister and scary to viewers. School uniforms on the girls will highlight their vulnerability. Props like folders and a fake weapon add realism, while a getaway car engages viewers. Rural locations like a park and forest school are chosen as they seem fitting for the crime and make the reenactments intriguing for audiences.
The BBC is the oldest public broadcaster in the UK, known for its creative entertainment and documentaries. Its values include public trust, creative excellence, and accountability as it is funded by the public. The BBC aims to serve all audiences in the UK, though some demographic groups perceive it more positively than others. It produces several types of documentaries, including nature, crime, sports, and human behavior films. The Wayne Rooney documentary fit the BBC's values by exploring the life of a national figure to build trust and bring quality information to its target audiences.
The document outlines four styles of documentaries: expository, observational, interactive, and reflective. The expository style uses voiceovers to explain scenes and is suited to historical or nature topics. The observational style films subjects without interaction "like a fly on the wall." Interactive documentaries involve direct interviews but may edit out questions. Reflective documentaries experiment with construction and make no attempt to hide the filmmaking process.
This document discusses the camera shots, edits, sound, mise-en-scene, and likes/dislikes of a documentary. It notes that establishing shots, mid shots, and long shots were used to frame subjects. Short takes during interviews showed facial expressions. Crosscutting was used between the subject and key speaker. Basic cuts transitioned between scenes. Mysterious music and soundtrack intros set the tone. Voiceovers introduced topics. Casual costumes were worn and locations rarely established relevance. The documentary kept viewers interested through intriguing topics but some presentations seemed far-fetched.
Question 1 in what ways does your media evalutationlouis0141
The documentary follows many conventions of the genre to appear realistic and professional to viewers. These include using a voiceover, text overlays to identify speakers, and a presenter. However, some conventions were challenged, such as not revealing interview questions or hiding victims' faces, to make the experience more realistic. Another challenge was changing the focus from the presenter to the missing girl during narration, to keep viewers engaged in the story. While most conventions were followed, these challenges helped the documentary stand out from others in the industry.
Research into newspaper double page spreadslouis0141
The document describes the typical layout and elements of newspaper articles and advertisements. It explains that newspaper articles usually include a main image, additional images, headlines, sub-headlines, and the main article text. Advertisements typically feature a large image of the product, the brand name, logos, and information about offers. Across newspaper pages and ads, visual elements are designed to catch the reader's eye and draw them in to read the content.
Frozen Planet is a 7-part nature documentary series aired on the BBC in 2011 that was narrated by David Attenborough. It was produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and featured footage from the Arctic and Antarctic. The BBC is the oldest national broadcasting company in the world, founded in 1922, known for high-quality nature documentaries like Planet Earth and for having separate TV channels and radio/online services targeted at different audiences.
Game Worldwide Limited was chosen as the name for the new institution to sound professional while also being unique. Several logos were designed with the goal of keeping it simple yet attractive. Feedback was collected and the first logo was preferred as the best representation, clearly showing the abbreviation while also including the full name. This logo incorporated a globe to represent "worldwide" and was selected as the final logo for its professional and individual design.
Research into costume, props and locationlouis0141
The document discusses costumes, props, and locations to be used in a documentary reenactment about the kidnapping of girls. Costumes like black tracksuits and gloves will make the kidnappers seem more sinister and scary to viewers. School uniforms on the girls will highlight their vulnerability. Props like folders and a fake weapon add realism, while a getaway car engages viewers. Rural locations like a park and forest school are chosen as they seem fitting for the crime and make the reenactments intriguing for audiences.
The BBC is the oldest public broadcaster in the UK, known for its creative entertainment and documentaries. Its values include public trust, creative excellence, and accountability as it is funded by the public. The BBC aims to serve all audiences in the UK, though some demographic groups perceive it more positively than others. It produces several types of documentaries, including nature, crime, sports, and human behavior films. The Wayne Rooney documentary fit the BBC's values by exploring the life of a national figure to build trust and bring quality information to its target audiences.
The document outlines four styles of documentaries: expository, observational, interactive, and reflective. The expository style uses voiceovers to explain scenes and is suited to historical or nature topics. The observational style films subjects without interaction "like a fly on the wall." Interactive documentaries involve direct interviews but may edit out questions. Reflective documentaries experiment with construction and make no attempt to hide the filmmaking process.
This document discusses the camera shots, edits, sound, mise-en-scene, and likes/dislikes of a documentary. It notes that establishing shots, mid shots, and long shots were used to frame subjects. Short takes during interviews showed facial expressions. Crosscutting was used between the subject and key speaker. Basic cuts transitioned between scenes. Mysterious music and soundtrack intros set the tone. Voiceovers introduced topics. Casual costumes were worn and locations rarely established relevance. The documentary kept viewers interested through intriguing topics but some presentations seemed far-fetched.
The documentary uses various film techniques to explore a crime that took place in a small community. Establishing shots provide context for the location of the crime. Close-ups during interviews show the facial expressions of witnesses recounting the serious situation. Cutaways take the viewer between interviews and recreations of the crime scene from different perspectives. A voiceover provides background throughout, while music and sound effects add to the mystery of the crime and its solution.
The document analyzes the cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, sound, and reception of a crime documentary about serial killers. It describes how close-ups, establishing shots, and high angles were used to convey seriousness and perspective. Short takes and focus pulls kept the pace brisk and attention gripped. Suits and an office setting established the presenter's authority and research context. Music, voiceovers, and sound effects heightened the sinister and shocking nature of the crimes depicted. While the information engaged viewers, some effects and lack of transitions received mixed feedback.
This document provides an analysis of the filmmaking techniques used in the documentary "Frontline Medicine". It discusses the use of camera shots, editing, sound, mise-en-scene, and the documentarian's opinions on what they liked and disliked. Specifically, it notes that handheld camera shots were used to convey the realism of life in the army. A variety of editing techniques like cuts, short takes, and long takes showed the rushed lifestyle of medics and allowed time to establish locations. Diegetic gunshot sounds and added music were used to illustrate the danger and somber mood. Costumes and locations also helped audiences understand the lives of soldiers. The documentarian liked the realism but disliked some
The document discusses camera shots, edits, sound, mise-en-scene, and likes/dislikes of the reality TV show "Kim and Kourtney". It notes that establishing shots are used to remind viewers the show is set in New York and show their lifestyle. Close-ups are used during arguments and interviews. Two shots are most common as they involve both Kim and Kourtney. Edits include cuts and transitions between scenes. Short takes are used during conversations to keep pace. Music is upbeat to reflect their enjoyable lifestyle. Costumes, locations, and makeup aim to present the stars as fashionable and perfect.
The documentaries use different filming and editing styles. Trevor McDonald's interviews mafia members face-to-face and appears uncomfortable, while the BBC documentary interviews homeless people casually as they go about daily activities. Trevor McDonald's interviews are formal while the BBC ones have a less formal, more casual tone. The mafia documentary feels staged while the homeless one aims for realism through handheld camerawork. Music is used more in the homeless documentary to provide context, while Trevor McDonald's focuses more on facts about dangerous criminals.
The original photos for a magazine cover were of poor quality and needed to be changed. Issues with the original photos included the model not looking at the camera and low graphic quality. The new photos were taken with a different, better camera and had a more professional look. While the clothing related to the genre of the magazine, it did not always fit properly. The new photos featured a model with a more effective pose where his face could be seen, which is crucial for attracting buyers to the magazine to make it look like real professional magazines.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
The document evaluates the media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses and develops conventions of real magazines. The front cover uses conventions like the masthead and feature titles but changes the issue number placement. The contents page follows conventions like page splits but uses two artist photos instead of one. The double page spread uses an interview format instead of an article to give readers a more personal view of the artist, and includes an artist quote across the photo which clearly attributes it.
The document is an evaluation of a media magazine product created by the author. It discusses several aspects of the magazine, including how it uses and develops conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, the magazine follows conventions like using a partial masthead but changes the issue number placement. The contents page includes page splits to indicate ad sections and uses two photos of the featured artist rather than one long shot. The double page spread uses a Q&A format with an artist quote across their photo, challenging magazine conventions. The magazine aims to represent all social groups equally and break stereotypes. It would appeal to institutions like Bauer Media or music production companies focused on hip hop. The intended audience is those interested in rap/hip hop music.
The document details changes made to a magazine, including revising the front cover photo and design elements, updating the contents page with a new color theme and more professional layout, and completing an article and double page spread with additional design elements like a quote and magazine name.
This document analyzes and provides feedback on various layout designs for magazine spreads, pages, and covers. For double page spreads, the author likes ones that are simple with one photo and text, though notes one photo may not be engaging enough. Contents pages work best when text stands out against backgrounds and features variety. Front covers should emphasize colors, include relevant props to the genre, and ensure the model is recognizable, while avoiding too much empty space. Overall, the goal is catch readers' eyes with eye-catching designs while keeping things clear and not overcrowded.
The document discusses layout choices for a magazine cover and contents pages. It recommends a mid-shot image for the cover to allow viewers to see the artist's facial features and draw interest. A non-classical layout is preferred for the contents pages to intrigue readers. While two layout designs for a double-page spread are considered, the document concludes that combining elements from both may produce the most effective result.
The document discusses potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is described as a good fit due to wearing a snapback and headphones, though his suit may not suit the music genre. The second model also fits well with props representing the genre and a "bad boy" appearance. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre of the magazine. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing would not fit the theme.
The document discusses four potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is deemed suitable due to wearing headphones and a snapback, relevant props for the music genre. However, his suit is not genre-specific. The second model also suits the genre with props and a loosely-tied shirt. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre's style. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing is not fitting for the magazine's theme.
The document discusses costume and prop preparations for a magazine photoshoot. It proposes three items: a snapback hat to represent hip hop, rap, and R&B music; gold chains to show wealth as seen on artists in this genre; and a hooded sweatshirt which is commonly worn by rappers and others in this type of music with the hood up. These items are suggested to draw in the target audience for the magazine by making the model's appearance feel familiar and relevant to the genre of music being presented.
The document analyzes the name of a music magazine. It argues that the plain and clear name makes it easily recognizable for customers. While some may find it boring, the plainness allows it to stand out on shelves. The name is also relevant to the genre of music featured, as it references enjoying popular music.
This document discusses the rise of rap music and an unnamed artist's journey from struggling to successful. It mentions using quotes and song lyrics to grab people's attention in magazines and headlines about who is the top rapper. The document also refers to exploring the true story behind the career of a chosen rap artist.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole with a headline about his new album. Quotes from reviews about the album emphasize its quality in order to entice readers to learn more. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title while smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to the potentially explicit music and focus on the rap genre. Featuring the artist in black and white ties him to the album's monochrome theme and the magazine's brand focused on rap and hip hop music.
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The documentary uses various film techniques to explore a crime that took place in a small community. Establishing shots provide context for the location of the crime. Close-ups during interviews show the facial expressions of witnesses recounting the serious situation. Cutaways take the viewer between interviews and recreations of the crime scene from different perspectives. A voiceover provides background throughout, while music and sound effects add to the mystery of the crime and its solution.
The document analyzes the cinematography, editing, mise-en-scene, sound, and reception of a crime documentary about serial killers. It describes how close-ups, establishing shots, and high angles were used to convey seriousness and perspective. Short takes and focus pulls kept the pace brisk and attention gripped. Suits and an office setting established the presenter's authority and research context. Music, voiceovers, and sound effects heightened the sinister and shocking nature of the crimes depicted. While the information engaged viewers, some effects and lack of transitions received mixed feedback.
This document provides an analysis of the filmmaking techniques used in the documentary "Frontline Medicine". It discusses the use of camera shots, editing, sound, mise-en-scene, and the documentarian's opinions on what they liked and disliked. Specifically, it notes that handheld camera shots were used to convey the realism of life in the army. A variety of editing techniques like cuts, short takes, and long takes showed the rushed lifestyle of medics and allowed time to establish locations. Diegetic gunshot sounds and added music were used to illustrate the danger and somber mood. Costumes and locations also helped audiences understand the lives of soldiers. The documentarian liked the realism but disliked some
The document discusses camera shots, edits, sound, mise-en-scene, and likes/dislikes of the reality TV show "Kim and Kourtney". It notes that establishing shots are used to remind viewers the show is set in New York and show their lifestyle. Close-ups are used during arguments and interviews. Two shots are most common as they involve both Kim and Kourtney. Edits include cuts and transitions between scenes. Short takes are used during conversations to keep pace. Music is upbeat to reflect their enjoyable lifestyle. Costumes, locations, and makeup aim to present the stars as fashionable and perfect.
The documentaries use different filming and editing styles. Trevor McDonald's interviews mafia members face-to-face and appears uncomfortable, while the BBC documentary interviews homeless people casually as they go about daily activities. Trevor McDonald's interviews are formal while the BBC ones have a less formal, more casual tone. The mafia documentary feels staged while the homeless one aims for realism through handheld camerawork. Music is used more in the homeless documentary to provide context, while Trevor McDonald's focuses more on facts about dangerous criminals.
The original photos for a magazine cover were of poor quality and needed to be changed. Issues with the original photos included the model not looking at the camera and low graphic quality. The new photos were taken with a different, better camera and had a more professional look. While the clothing related to the genre of the magazine, it did not always fit properly. The new photos featured a model with a more effective pose where his face could be seen, which is crucial for attracting buyers to the magazine to make it look like real professional magazines.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole prominently in black and white in the center. Quotes from reviews of Cole's new album are used to promote it as highly rated. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title. Centered text emphasizes Cole as the main subject. Smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to potentially explicit lyrics and interest in rap music. Featuring Cole in black and white ties into the black and white theme of his new album cover. The magazine brand focuses on rappers in the rap/hip hop industry.
The document evaluates the media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses and develops conventions of real magazines. The front cover uses conventions like the masthead and feature titles but changes the issue number placement. The contents page follows conventions like page splits but uses two artist photos instead of one. The double page spread uses an interview format instead of an article to give readers a more personal view of the artist, and includes an artist quote across the photo which clearly attributes it.
The document is an evaluation of a media magazine product created by the author. It discusses several aspects of the magazine, including how it uses and develops conventions of real magazines. On the front cover, the magazine follows conventions like using a partial masthead but changes the issue number placement. The contents page includes page splits to indicate ad sections and uses two photos of the featured artist rather than one long shot. The double page spread uses a Q&A format with an artist quote across their photo, challenging magazine conventions. The magazine aims to represent all social groups equally and break stereotypes. It would appeal to institutions like Bauer Media or music production companies focused on hip hop. The intended audience is those interested in rap/hip hop music.
The document details changes made to a magazine, including revising the front cover photo and design elements, updating the contents page with a new color theme and more professional layout, and completing an article and double page spread with additional design elements like a quote and magazine name.
This document analyzes and provides feedback on various layout designs for magazine spreads, pages, and covers. For double page spreads, the author likes ones that are simple with one photo and text, though notes one photo may not be engaging enough. Contents pages work best when text stands out against backgrounds and features variety. Front covers should emphasize colors, include relevant props to the genre, and ensure the model is recognizable, while avoiding too much empty space. Overall, the goal is catch readers' eyes with eye-catching designs while keeping things clear and not overcrowded.
The document discusses layout choices for a magazine cover and contents pages. It recommends a mid-shot image for the cover to allow viewers to see the artist's facial features and draw interest. A non-classical layout is preferred for the contents pages to intrigue readers. While two layout designs for a double-page spread are considered, the document concludes that combining elements from both may produce the most effective result.
The document discusses potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is described as a good fit due to wearing a snapback and headphones, though his suit may not suit the music genre. The second model also fits well with props representing the genre and a "bad boy" appearance. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre of the magazine. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing would not fit the theme.
The document discusses four potential models to feature on the cover of a music magazine. The first model is deemed suitable due to wearing headphones and a snapback, relevant props for the music genre. However, his suit is not genre-specific. The second model also suits the genre with props and a loosely-tied shirt. The third model is considered the best option as everything he wears fits the genre's style. Using a group shot is rejected as the models' clothing is not fitting for the magazine's theme.
The document discusses costume and prop preparations for a magazine photoshoot. It proposes three items: a snapback hat to represent hip hop, rap, and R&B music; gold chains to show wealth as seen on artists in this genre; and a hooded sweatshirt which is commonly worn by rappers and others in this type of music with the hood up. These items are suggested to draw in the target audience for the magazine by making the model's appearance feel familiar and relevant to the genre of music being presented.
The document analyzes the name of a music magazine. It argues that the plain and clear name makes it easily recognizable for customers. While some may find it boring, the plainness allows it to stand out on shelves. The name is also relevant to the genre of music featured, as it references enjoying popular music.
This document discusses the rise of rap music and an unnamed artist's journey from struggling to successful. It mentions using quotes and song lyrics to grab people's attention in magazines and headlines about who is the top rapper. The document also refers to exploring the true story behind the career of a chosen rap artist.
This magazine cover features rapper J. Cole with a headline about his new album. Quotes from reviews about the album emphasize its quality in order to entice readers to learn more. The main colors are yellow, black, and white. Large text at the top serves as the title while smaller text on the right and bottom lists other articles. The target audience is 16+ due to the potentially explicit music and focus on the rap genre. Featuring the artist in black and white ties him to the album's monochrome theme and the magazine's brand focused on rap and hip hop music.
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