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Adam plans to create a film magazine focused on reviewing and comparing recent horror movies to classic horror films. The target audience would be cinema goers interested in films and the horror genre. He aims to introduce this audience to a new perspective on horror films and help them discover new movies. Adam's mood board features images from dark, disturbing horror movies from different genres to find films he can analyze in the magazine's articles. The mood board also provided ideas for presenting images and the magazine's font style. Adam's initial schedule outlines research, production experiments, and evaluation over 5 weeks.
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The document provides instructions on how to critique a photo by examining its strengths and weaknesses, commenting on the exposure, focusing on whether the photo is in or out of focus, determining if the photographer conveys their intended message, and noting the positioning of the subject. It also includes three sample critiques that evaluate the subjects, lighting, focus, creativity, and composition of different photos.
Feedback sheet 3
The proposal strengths include a clear target audience and age range with explanations. However, the proposal also has many details that could cause confusion. While the chosen production method is good, hand drawing may take too much time given the deadline. The mind map strengths are its detailed ideas and aspects considered for graphic narratives. A weakness is not separating the mind map into the graphic novel style versus both on one map.
2. research
Here are a few suggestions for improving your research evaluation:
- Provide more specific details on how many people responded to your survey, interview, etc. This gives a better sense of the scope and validity of the research.
- Discuss limitations of each method beyond just time constraints. For example, with interviews, only getting one person's perspective is limiting.
- Consider comparing responses across methods to see if they validated each other or revealed new insights. This shows how triangulating methods strengthened the research.
- Reflect on how representative your sample was of the overall target audience. Were certain groups left out? This helps identify areas that need more research.
- Suggest additional research that could be done to address
How to Critique Photography
This document provides guidance on how to critique photographs. It outlines that the goal of critiquing is to help photographers improve, not criticize. When critiquing, one should note both strengths and weaknesses, and suggest how the photo could be better. Key areas to examine include value, clarity, composition, and presentation. Value refers to contrast levels, clarity means what is in focus, composition involves elements like point of interest and lines, and presentation means how clean the print appears. Sample photos are included to demonstrate these concepts.
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This document outlines an initial plan for a magazine, including research on existing magazines, a mind map, mood board, and production schedule. The mood board shows repeated colors, image styles, and a similar mood. The plan is to use similar visual elements and color schemes in the final magazine. A bibliography with at least 7 sources for research is also requested.
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7. evaluation
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2. initial plans(1)
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- Key elements of the magazine cover design are discussed, including the title "OPEN SET", placement of the horror film title, issue numbers, and inclusion of a website to present a "new media" element.
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3. Evaluation will include a production diary, self-assessment PowerPoint, and a video reflecting on the process as the creator and director. Research on tracking shots and target audience feedback will inform planning.
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- 2. Initial Reaction • My initial Ideas relating to make a magazine is to make a film magazine similar to Empire or Total film where I would review films and compare films however I’d be doing a version of this where I review horror movies that have been released recently and comparing them with famous horror films. The main target audience of my magazine would be for cinema goers who have an interest in film and the horror genre. My plan is to introduce this audience to a new way of looking at horror in films and help them discover new films. I thinks this is a good idea as it would have a large target audience and there are several directions I can take the idea to make a
- 3. Mind Map
- 4. Mind Map
- 6. Mood Board Analysis The main theme I went for with my mood board was horror movies, I wanted to build up images from horror films I’ve seen and can write about in the magazine. From most of the images I’ve chosen its clear that there’s a repetition of dark shades with bright focal points, disturbing facial expressions and silhouettes of figures. I’ve chosen a range of horror movies including slasher films and psychological horror to expand on the genre I‘ve chosen. How will your mood board influence your final product? • The mood board has helped me find films that I can compare and review in the articles of my magazine • I’ve gained ideas of how I can present the images for my magazine during production by using overlays and editing in Photoshop • Red and white are the colours of font used for the titles of the horror films so I could use the same style of font for the title of my magazine.
- 7. Schedule WEEK OVERALL PLAN SPECIFIC TASKS 1 Research, Initial Response, Audience Research 2 Production Experiments, Proposal, Planning 3 Production 4 Production 5 Evaluation
- 8. Bibliography • Name at least 7 sources that you plan to use in this project. These should include audience research, books, videos/films/video games, magazines and newspaper articles etc. 1. Interviewees, Name. (2018) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 2. . 3. . 4. . 5. . 6. . 7. .
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