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Low key portraits use minimal lighting and shadows to accentuate the shape and contours of the subject. By keeping large areas of shadow, low key lighting can add depth and definition to muscles or abstract objects. Examples show a model displaying emotional pain with shadow covering most of his face from backlighting. Another confident model is lit from above, leaving shadow in the top corners. A portrait of Tupac uses a hooded shadow across his serious, emotionless eyes and illuminated face to draw attention to the gun he holds, portraying him as a troubled man.
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Themes powerpoint
This document contains analyses of several photographs in terms of the themes they represent:
- Two photographs represent love - one shows two people in physical contact, implying love is not just visual, and another could represent friendship.
- One photograph uses a high angle to represent fear, making the subject appear weak and naïve.
- An image of trophies represents desire to win or be the best, with a close-up focus on a gold trophy.
- A photograph uses high light contrast to represent danger and the speed at which it can happen.
- An image shows someone breaking rules to represent weakness and naivety.
- A natural shot of a young girl in a white
Photoshoot number one
The document discusses a photoshoot with the theme of capturing a 1950s pin-up style. Several example images from the shoot are annotated and evaluated. One image is selected for potential use as a front cover due to having extra space around the star for advertisements and giving a personal feel as she looks into the camera. Other images are deemed unsuitable due to lighting issues, poses that seem awkward, or being blurred.
Lighting
The document discusses the use of natural and artificial lighting in filmmaking. Natural lighting is used to minimize the need for artificial lights and can suggest messages from god or rescue. Artificial lighting is deliberately used to achieve practical or aesthetic effects, like lamps and fixtures. Different lighting placements can create different moods, like depression or tension, and focus on characters for important scenes.
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- Research was conducted on documentary genres, themes, and equipment. A rationale presentation was created pitching the main idea to receive feedback.
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This document discusses a student's process of creating a short documentary for BBC Three aimed at 15-25 year olds. The student conducted surveys to understand their target audience and decided to focus on serial killers or social media. They researched these topics and struggled with scheduling recordings around others' availability and technical issues. However, they were able to record acting scenes indoors using studio lighting. Overall, the student learned positive skills like different documentary styles and editing on Premier Pro, but technical issues prevented fully editing their 10-15 minute documentary.
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The document describes Jennifer Finnigan's documentary editing process. She began by finding an opening from the BBC to set the tone and importing it into Premiere Pro. She then found court case clips on serial killers to include, which she downloaded and separated the audio and video. Interviews were also recorded and imported. The editing process involved adjusting brightness, adding titles, and including a photo montage with cross dissolves. Further edits on interviews included playing with hues, saturation and contrast. Written questions were included during transitions between interviews for clarity. Finally, news stories about murders from social media were downloaded and added to the timeline.
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Jennifer Finnigan created a survey to get feedback on her product idea in order to understand if her target audience would be interested and to determine if any changes needed to be made before production. The survey responses showed that the target audience understood and appealed to her presentation, and liked the dark genre theme she proposed. However, 50% of respondents also suggested some changes, such as providing less detailed slides and giving a more visual representation, which will help Jennifer improve her pitch for future projects.
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Jennifer Finnigan conducted a survey to learn about her target audience for a documentary project. The results showed that the audience was primarily 16-20 year-olds, slightly more female than male. Most respondents had an interest in documentaries, especially true crime genres like serial killers and mysteries. When asked about their favorite true crime documentaries, most mentioned famous older murders. These survey findings will help Jennifer tailor her documentary project to attract this audience and focus on crime genres they are most interested in.
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Jennifer Finnigan has been commissioned by BBC Three and BBC England to create a 10-15 minute documentary on "Culture of the digital age" targeting 16-25 year olds. Her idea is to explore how social media can influence serial killers and murders by examining past cases and interviewing experts on the topic. She conducted research on serial killers and psychology and surveyed audiences to identify preferences. Her documentary will use symbolic codes like acting, color schemes, and reenactments to set a dark and mysterious tone that draws in audiences. It will focus on how social media impacts criminal minds rather than profiling a specific killer.
notes (1).docx
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1) The two-step flow model suggests that most people's opinions are influenced by opinion leaders who are influenced by mass media.
2) Cultivation theory posits that repeated media messages can influence people's views of reality.
3) Uses and gratification theory explores how people use media to fulfill needs like entertainment and social connection.
4) Reception theory examines how audiences interpret messages through preferred, negotiated, or oppositional readings.
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This document discusses the target audience for a short documentary about serial killers that will be aimed at 16- to 25-year-olds. It notes that this audience would include those in secondary education, college or university, especially those studying psychology or interested in true crime. While demographics like religion, race, education and income are not major factors, age and gender will have more impact on the documentary's research. Specifically, the documentary will focus on the 16-25 age range, and consider that males and females often have different interests related to topics like history, sports or true crime.
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1) The two-step flow model suggests that most people's opinions are influenced by opinion leaders who are influenced by mass media.
2) Cultivation theory proposes that repeated media messages can influence people's views of reality.
3) Uses and gratification theory examines how people use media to fulfill needs like entertainment and social connection.
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2) For the outro, the assistant chose a chilled but upbeat song online and overlapped it with the podcast audio, gradually increasing the volume of the song as the podcast finished.
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Evauluation
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- 1. Low key Portraits By Jennifer Finnigan
- 2. Definition • Low-key is a term that describes images that are dark and contain few highlight areas. The main use of low-key lighting as a creative visual tool is to accentuate the shape and contour of a subject, by leaving additional lighting (fill light, for example) at a bare minimum, or omitting it entirely. Low-key lighting is also often used in cinema to create dramatic, moody effects, in many types of films from romance to horror.
- 3. How this is used • Low key photography teaches us manipulation of light to draw attention to a specific part of the subject. By keeping large amounts of shadows, you can add depth to the figure, making muscles look larger and more defined. Using low key lighting when photographing objects can create some beautifully abstract shots.
- 4. Examples of low key lighting In this photograph, the model shows emotional pain and possibly physical pain as well. There is a lot of shadow within this photo which creates some sense of seriousness. The light shining on him looks like that it is coming from behind him. By illuminating the light at this angle it creats an outline of light on his face, this creates the shadow look on most of his face.
- 5. Examples of low key portraits This photograph could portray body image and confidence. The model in the photo seems very comfortable and confident in her body. The light looks like it is shining from above her as it illuminates her face and parts of her body. However the light looks like its from a specific angle from above as there is alot of shadow such as top left corner.
- 6. Examples of low kay portraits This photograph portrays the model as emotionless. This is shown by his serious facial actions. The hood that tupac is wearing creates a main focus to the audience as it draws an outline of his face which makes a straight pathway that leads to his eyes that are emotionless and serious. Because of this technique, it leads the audience to the gun that he is holding. The gun shows he is a troubled man and uses violent actions. The light that is illuminating his face looks like it is coming from above him but only on one side of his face. This creates the shadow that makes him look troubled.
- 7. Examples of low key portraits