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The document discusses a mood board created for the rap music genre. Images from rap music videos were chosen that depict common rap music video themes like flashy cars, smoking, drinking, women, and mansions to portray the rap scene and lifestyle. The images selected reinforce the concepts discussed in the mood board by visually representing elements like smoking and expensive vehicles.
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The document compares the 1976 and 2013 film adaptations of Carrie. The 1976 version was directed by Brian De Palma with a budget of $1.8 million and box office takings of $33.8 million. The 2013 remake was directed by Kimberly Peirce with a higher budget of $30 million but lower box office of $82.7 million. Technological advances allowed the 2013 version to utilize new filmmaking techniques not available in 1976. Chloe Grace Moretz was cast in the 2013 version to attract both new younger audiences and fans of the original film.
Evaluation for magazine cover
For a magazine design assignment, the student created a music magazine cover and double page spread relating to the cover. They researched professional magazine layouts, noticing key elements like main images and text placement. For their cover, the student filled all spaces with elements like a banner and balanced images with an interview text on the double page spread.
Camera manual settings
Aperture controls the size of the opening that allows light into the camera, with a smaller aperture letting in less light and a larger aperture allowing more light. Shutter speed determines whether motion is frozen or blurred, with faster shutter speeds freezing action and slower shutter speeds blurring it. ISO measures the camera sensor's light sensitivity, with lower ISO numbers indicating less sensitivity and finer grain but also requiring more light. Higher ISO settings are used in darker situations but result in noisier images.
Analysis of cotempary artist
Marianne Harris is a skilled music photographer who uses various techniques. Harris employs the rule of thirds, placing the main subject off-center. The background of the scene appears behind the subject. Depth of field is used to keep the singer in sharp focus while softening the bridge in the background. The black and white monochromatic technique emphasizes the bridge over using color.
Photography rules poweroint jack roger
The document discusses several rules and techniques of photography including the rule of thirds, framing, leading lines, balancing elements, symmetry and patterns, and depth of field. The rule of thirds involves dividing an image into thirds both vertically and horizontally to place important elements. Framing focuses the viewer's attention using doorways or archways. Leading lines guide the eye through an image along paths or edges. Balancing elements evenly distributes weight across the image. Symmetry and patterns create reflected repetition. Depth of field determines the range of sharp focus that depends on camera settings and viewing size.
Analysis of front cover
The document discusses the design choices made for a music magazine cover, including choosing a font that stands out and appeals to younger people, adding promotional text to fill blank spaces and maintain a professional look, using a yellow and white color scheme, and including standard magazine elements like a main picture, barcode, and price. The goal was to imitate real magazine designs and achieve a polished, professional finish.
Need for speed campaign
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Photography & Photographic Practice
This document outlines plans for a photo shoot to feature a rap/hip hop artist for the front cover of a music magazine. The photo shoot will take place on February 3rd in the radio room and photography studio at Eccles college. Equipment and props needed include rap/hip hop clothing items, music equipment like speakers, and a recording studio setup. Photographic techniques like depth of field and rule of thirds will be used. Health and safety considerations will also be addressed.
Magazine cover analyse
This document analyzes magazine front covers from publications like Rolling Stone and Whirl. It examines elements like large central images that follow rules of thirds, balanced composition, and eye-catching fonts. Specifically, it analyzes the March 2011 cover of Whirl magazine, noting the bold logo, central image of rapper Wiz Khalifa, date placement, and appealing cover lines about other artists to draw in the target 16-25 year old audience. Ideas are discussed for creating an original magazine cover, incorporating lessons learned from analyzing successful examples.
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For a magazine design assignment, the student created a music magazine cover and double page spread relating to the cover. They researched professional magazine layouts, noticing key elements like main images and text placement. For their cover, the student filled all spaces with elements like a banner and balanced images with an interview text on the double page spread.
Regional ideas
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Mood board
- 1. Ideas Generation Mood Boards Alex Clare
- 2. Music Genre
- 4. Music Genre Images Explanation • I chose to base my mood board on the rap genre and use images from rap videos to show the rap scene. • I have chose these images because it shows what sort of things rappers put in there videos, for example they show off their cars, them smoking, drinking, girls and the big houses that they either own or go to film the videos in and make the viewer think that they own these houses. • These images relate back to my mood board because it shows what I was talking about, about showing them smoking and cars ect.
- 5. Settings