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The document summarizes editing a photo of Sophie in Photoshop for a front cover. It describes fixing a gap in her hair using the lasso tool and layers. It also details removing her shadow to focus on her and make her stand out, by selecting the background color and painting around her. While the background was changed to blue, it was switched back to the original color painted because it looked more natural.
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Chloe has chosen her cast for her music video from her media class. They will film the video at Hunstanton Beach and Promenade on November 30th, as outlined in a letter sent to parents. The cast includes Charlie, Julia, Lewis, Jamie, Niall, Archie, Naveed, and Chloe herself. Each cast member is assigned a character role to portray - for example, Charlie will play the girly girl who was recently broken up with and needs cheering up, while Lewis will play the sporty one always looking to win games. The document provides details on each cast member's character and suggested clothing.
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This document discusses different camera angles used in music videos including extreme close ups, low angle shots, long shots, high angle shots, mid shots, close ups, over the shoulder shots, two shots, tilted shots, and establishing shots. It provides examples of popular artists whose music videos have utilized some of these camera angles like Megan Trainer, Ariana Grande, and Taylor Swift.
Camera angles pp
This document discusses different camera angles used in filmmaking including extreme close up shots, low angle shots, long shots, high angle shots, mid shots, close ups, over the shoulder shots, two shots, tilted shots, and establishing shots.
P's of marketing
The document discusses the 4 P's of marketing - product, price, place, and promotion. For product, it highlights important questions to consider about customer needs and how the product differs from competitors. For price, it lists factors like costs, value, and competitor prices that influence pricing decisions. Placement involves choosing accessible distribution channels that match customer shopping behaviors. Promotion involves advertising, public relations, sales, and social media to boost brand recognition and involves crafting effective marketing messages targeted to potential buyers.
Jonas blue bio
Jonas Blue is a British music producer and DJ known for blending dance music with pop. He broke through in 2015 with his tropical house cover of "Fast Car" featuring vocals by Dakota, which peaked at number 2 on the UK Singles Chart and reached number 1 on iTunes in several countries. "Fast Car" has been certified platinum or higher in multiple countries and has over 295 million Spotify streams. In 2016, Jonas Blue released his next single "Perfect Strangers" featuring JP Cooper.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses a student's media magazine project. It evaluates how the magazine uses conventions of real magazines through elements like placement of masthead, cover lines, and images. It represents teenage girls through its use of bright pink, blue, purple, green and yellow colors. The magazine would likely be distributed by publishers like Bauer and sold in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies in order to attract its target 13-16 year old female audience. The student learned valuable skills in Photoshop and about the magazine design process through completing this project.
Evaluation media pp
The document discusses the creation of a magazine for teenage girls aged 13-16. It describes using typical magazine conventions like mastheads and cover lines. Bright colors like pink and blue were used to attract the target audience. The content focuses on topics of interest to teens like celebrities, beauty tips, and concerts. The magazine would likely be distributed in stores frequented by teens such as supermarkets, clothing stores, and pharmacies. In creating the magazine, the author learned about magazine design principles like consistent color palettes and placement of elements.
Photoshop dps pp
The document describes the steps Chloe Burley took to create a double page spread in Photoshop. She added a picture of Louise as the main focus, highlighted her in a circle to be "in the spotlight", and softened the edge of the circle. Chloe then added the title tilted sideways and text in columns with highlighted questions in pink for an interview. Small pictures were added to fill gaps and a mask was used to blend the pictures into the background.
Photoshop front cover pp
The document outlines Chloe Burley's process for designing a magazine front cover in Photoshop, including adding the masthead, main article line, a quote, basis for additional elements, trainer photos and puff text, poster pictures, article lines, extra photos, and a small album cover.
Photoshop contents pp
The document describes the process of designing a contents page in Photoshop. It begins with a pink square behind a white rectangle. Then, the title "Especially for you" is added to address the reader. Photos of Brandon and Mitchell are included as the main focus. An editor's note and photo are later added. Photos of Sophie and Louise are also included to show they are part of the magazine. Finally, the contents, including three columns and page numbers, and a bottom blue rectangle for public pictures are added. Minor tweaks are made to outline the bottom pictures.
Front cover background photoshop pp
The document summarizes edits made to a photo of Sophie in Photoshop for a front cover. It describes fixing a gap in her hair using the lasso tool and layers. It also details removing her shadow to focus on Sophie and make her stand out, and experimenting with changing the background color to blue but deciding to keep the original color instead as it looked more natural.
Interview pdf
Louise was interviewed about her music career and personal life. When asked about her favorite person to collaborate with, she said Selena Gomez because she admires her voice and thinks they would create good harmony. Her new album "Who I Am" is about her journey and how she has become who she is. She chooses to sing because it is her passion. In 10 years she hopes to be acting in big Hollywood films. Her next tour will be in the summer of 2022 around the UK, USA and Europe. She was also asked questions from fans about dealing with fame as a teenager, her daily life, fashion sense, footwear and movie preferences.
Hairstyles pdf
This document provides examples of hairstyles for a female singer, including hair tied up in a rope braid, half up in a classic braid, and down in a waterfall braid. Images are included showing each hairstyle option.
Camera angles pdf
This document provides examples of different camera angles that could be used in a photoshoot, including extreme long shot, long shot, mid shot, close up, and big close up, which frame the subject at different distances.
Masthead colours pdf
This document discusses color choices for a music magazine masthead. It shows two color options - light blue and bright pink - for the font "Urban Jungle" that will appear on the front cover masthead.
Photoshoot presentation pdf
The author took photos of their 13-year-old cousin to use as a character named Louise in a photo shoot. The photos were taken in front of a white sheet to make adding backgrounds in photoshop easier. Several photos were taken including close-ups, mid shots, and long shots but only a few may be used.
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Front cover photoshop pp
- 1. Photoshop (Picture for the front cover) By Chloe Burley
- 2. Photoshop • I have edited a picture of Sophie for my front cover and here is the journey of the picture, in photoshop.
- 3. Photoshop • Here is the beginning of the journey of the picture of Sophie. • It is a mid shot, she is standing to the side so she is standing in a natural pose. rather than a forced one. • This then makes the front cover look more inviting because the pose it natural, like what normal people do. • So she is the same as an average person rather than showing off that she is famous.
- 4. Photoshop• As you can see in this first photo Sophie has a gap in her hair. • I fixed this by using the lasso tool, pick a matching piece of hair, then clicking control and shift C then control and shift V. That then gives it its own layer and then you give it a mask and feather it 6 pixels, which bends it in. Before After
- 6. Photoshop • In this screenshot I have gotten rid of her shadow. • Getting rid of the shadow focuses the readers eye on Sophie. • It also highlights her in the photo, so she stands out from the background. • I got this colour by clicking ALT and selecting a colour from the original background. • Then I used the paint brush and painted around her to even out the background.
- 7. Photoshop • I decided to change the colour of the background to blue. • However I don't think this has worked, so I'm leaving it as the original colour that i painted it. • This is because it looks more natural.