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The document discusses choosing a font for a grime album. Font number 3 is selected because its freestyle style supports the grime genre, which is fluent and uses freestyling. Additionally, the font resembles graffiti which links to grime being based on street culture where graffiti is found. The other fonts are deemed too formal and not freehand enough for the grime genre.
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The document discusses choosing a font for a grime album. It selects font 3, Bradley Hand ITC, because its freestyle style supports the grime genre, which is fluent and uses freestyles. The font also looks like graffiti, linking it to grime which is based on street culture where graffiti is found. The other fonts are rejected as too formal and not freehand like the chosen font, fitting better for the grime genre the artist represents.
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The document discusses choosing a font for a grime album. It selects font 3, Bradley Hand ITC, because its freestyle style supports the grime genre, which values fluency. The font also resembles graffiti, linking it to grime's street-based origins. The other fonts are rejected as too formal and not freehand enough for the genre.
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The document discusses choosing a font for a grime album. It selects font 3, Bradley Hand ITC, because its freestyle style supports the grime genre, which is fluent and uses freestyles. The font also looks like graffiti, linking it to grime which is based on street culture where graffiti is found. The other fonts are rejected as too formal and not freehand like the chosen font, fitting better for the grime genre the artist represents.
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The document discusses choosing a font for a grime album. It selects font 3, Bradley Hand ITC, because its freestyle style supports the grime genre, which values fluency. The font also resembles graffiti, linking it to grime's street-based origins. The other fonts are rejected as too formal and not freehand enough for the genre.
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The document evaluates several fonts for their suitability in a new fashion magazine. It considers whether each font is bold and recognizable, and would match the intended alternative style of the magazine. The author ultimately selects "The Chemical Parade" font, noting that it was used for a album by the band My Chemical Romance, whose fans would likely recognize the font and be the target audience for the magazine.
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The document discusses plans for an indie pop magazine called "IndiePop!". It will have a dark color scheme and include photos from concerts and photo shoots. The target audience is teenagers aged 14-18 and the price point is £1.60 based on research. Sample article ideas will be taken from other music magazines like NME, Q, and Spin. Fonts will be selected from dafont.com, including a quirky font for the masthead to catch readers' attention and a basic sans-serif font for the main text. Featured artists will include both indie bands and pop stars appealing to the hybrid genre.
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Initial prop idea
The document outlines initial prop ideas for a music video including:
1) Using a pocket watch when lyrics about stopping time are heard to connote the meaning and show an old fashioned style.
2) Using a magnum gun throughout to represent the film noir theme and mysterious detective narrative.
3) Showing a detective badge in the beginning to introduce the character.
4) Including shots of the band's instruments to allow viewers to watch the performance.
Photoshoot planning
This document discusses potential poses for magazine photo spreads. It analyzes several poses of musicians, evaluating how the poses convey qualities like confidence, closeness as a group, and a rebellious rock image. Poses that appear casual but still communicate the music genre are preferred. The poses are deemed suitable for both solo artists and bands in double page spreads or as magazine covers or contents pages.
Who I am?
Daniel Osborne is a 16-year-old who has an obsession with films, gaming, and being creative. His dream is to be an actor, but knows he has no talent, so he wants to get as close as possible to working in film. He took up media studies because he loves films, music, TV, and media, and wanted to learn more about techniques like camera work. His interests include understanding what filmmakers think when writing scripts and what makes a good director. Daniel watches as many films as possible and begs people to see new films with him repeatedly in theaters. His favorite genre is horror films because he enjoys the tension and fear.
Magazine design
The document discusses plans for an indie pop magazine called "IndiePop!". It will have a dark color scheme and include photos from concerts and photo shoots. The target audience is teenagers aged 14-18 and the price point is £1.60 based on market research. Sample article topics will be inspired by other music magazines. Font selections are discussed for the masthead, main text, cover lines, and artist headlines. Featured artists will include both indie favorites of the author as well as popular artists identified through a survey.
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The document discusses how the author's music magazine Metal Entity uses and develops conventions from real music magazines like Metal Hammer, Kerrang!, and Rock Sound. It covers the magazine's title, font, masthead design, written content style, and photo shoot techniques. The author aimed to be unique while drawing inspiration from these established magazines. They wanted the masthead and fonts to stand out without distracting from the main stories, and for the photos to look natural rather than staged.
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The scriptwriter conducted a SWOT analysis of their script. Strengths included producing a decent quality script suited for their target genre and incorporating client feedback. Weaknesses were the script may only appeal to the target audience and the ending could be seen as sudden. Opportunities included potential for a prequel if popular and learning from the experience. Threats were copyright issues with music and the time-consuming scripting process.
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1) Tom has a bad day at school where he is bullied by David. While walking in the nearby woods to clear his head, he loses track of time and becomes lost.
2) Night falls and Tom's phone is broken, leaving him unable to call for help. He hears strange noises and encounters a masked man.
3) The man chases Tom, who falls and breaks his leg. When Tom asks for help, the man stabs and kills him, claiming to be seeking revenge for his mother's death years ago.
4) The story ends with Tom's phone ringing unanswered as his mother calls, unaware of her son's fate in the dark woods.
Script version 2
1) Tom has a bad day at school where he is bullied by David. After school, David trips Tom at the school gate, further upsetting him.
2) Tom goes for a walk near the school to clear his head and discovers a large forest. Intrigued, he enters despite signs warning people not to go in.
3) Night falls as Tom explores the forest and he becomes lost. He encounters a masked man who chases and attacks him, revealing that he kills one person a year in the forest as revenge for his mother's murder. The man fatally stabs Tom.
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