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The document lists the equipment the author used to create a magazine, including 4 Inter fit 300 flash units, 4 diffuser umbrellas, 2 Canon 550D SLR cameras, a larger paper background mounted on a wall bracket featuring black and white patterns, 2 barn doors, and an assortment of gel filters. The author had previous experience with this equipment from media studies coursework, which helped them focus on taking quality photos within the 1.5 hour allotted photoshoot instead of spending time learning how to use the equipment.
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Call sheet
Oliver Larkin will play the main character in a thriller opening sequence being filmed on February 26th at the Product Design Centre and Brinkburn Sixth Form College. The shoot will run from 8am to 6pm and involve using an HD camera, tripod, desk lamp, overhead lights, printouts of props like a knife, and costume items including overalls and a long black coat.
Secret Lure
This document provides a concept presentation for an interactive art installation called "Secret Lure". The installation aims to stimulate curiosity and encourage exploration by allowing people to interact with concealed objects using touch and their senses. It explores tensions between private and public space. The installation would incorporate zippers, cameras, monitors, speakers and other technologies to create intriguing hidden areas for people to discover individually or collaboratively. References are provided about similar interactive art installations involving mixed realities, movement-based interactions and post-WIMP interfaces.
Filming schedule
The filming schedule outlines an interview on April 12th inside the British Museum with expert Naomi discussing the Lewis chessman pieces. The camera man and microphone holder will film the interview. Equipment includes a camera, microphone, and props like additional lighting due to the room being dark.
Presentation software 2007/2010 version
PowerPoint is a widely used presentation software that has received criticism for potentially inducing stupidity in presentations and degrading communication quality. However, others argue that PowerPoint can be used creatively to produce visually appealing presentations. Before PowerPoint, people gave presentations using technologies like magic lanterns, slide projectors, and film strips. In 1985, most presentations were still created on physical slides rather than personal computers, though there was one early DOS presentation program and Harvard Graphics. PowerPoint has since become a dominant presentation software.
Existing mastheads
The document summarizes the mastheads of several music magazines. The masthead of Q magazine uses a simple red box and white lettering, making it eye-catching while remaining neutral in genre. Kerrang's masthead features shattered glass, conveying a sense of destruction fitting for its genre. Rock Sound's logo depicts classic capital letters and a sound dial turned up loud, symbolizing the type of music it focuses on. Billboard's masthead spans the magazine in simple black text, representing its mainstream coverage without a specific alternative genre. Rolling Stone's logo mirrors the band's font style and color to appeal to fans and convey that the magazine moves with the times.
Contents ideas
This document is the contents page for an R&B music magazine. It lists over 30 article titles organized under the sections "On The Cover", "Regulars", "News", and "Extras". The articles provide updates on popular R&B artists such as Justin Bieber, Rihanna, The Weeknd, and Tyga, as well as up-and-coming new artists. The document also includes a band index listing over 30 R&B musicians to help readers find articles of interest.
Masthead designs
Bethany Barrows is designing a magazine masthead and considers several font options. She analyzes each font's style, noting whether they appear professional, stylish, edgy, bold, unique, elegant, classic, or fitting for a music magazine. Barrows selects fonts that will stand out on the dark background and effectively fill the cover's top space to identify the magazine title.
New media
The document discusses using social media to promote a new magazine targeted at young adults ages 18-25. Specifically, it recommends using Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as they are the most popular platforms among this age group. Instagram in particular aligns well with the target audience. The document proposes including links to models' social media profiles to help readers connect with them. It also suggests offering online subscriptions and developing a website to provide more information and ways to interact with the magazine's audience directly through social media.
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Call sheet
Oliver Larkin will play the main character in a thriller opening sequence being filmed on February 26th at the Product Design Centre and Brinkburn Sixth Form College. The shoot will run from 8am to 6pm and involve using an HD camera, tripod, desk lamp, overhead lights, printouts of props like a knife, and costume items including overalls and a long black coat.
Secret Lure
This document provides a concept presentation for an interactive art installation called "Secret Lure". The installation aims to stimulate curiosity and encourage exploration by allowing people to interact with concealed objects using touch and their senses. It explores tensions between private and public space. The installation would incorporate zippers, cameras, monitors, speakers and other technologies to create intriguing hidden areas for people to discover individually or collaboratively. References are provided about similar interactive art installations involving mixed realities, movement-based interactions and post-WIMP interfaces.
Filming schedule
The filming schedule outlines an interview on April 12th inside the British Museum with expert Naomi discussing the Lewis chessman pieces. The camera man and microphone holder will film the interview. Equipment includes a camera, microphone, and props like additional lighting due to the room being dark.
Presentation software 2007/2010 version
PowerPoint is a widely used presentation software that has received criticism for potentially inducing stupidity in presentations and degrading communication quality. However, others argue that PowerPoint can be used creatively to produce visually appealing presentations. Before PowerPoint, people gave presentations using technologies like magic lanterns, slide projectors, and film strips. In 1985, most presentations were still created on physical slides rather than personal computers, though there was one early DOS presentation program and Harvard Graphics. PowerPoint has since become a dominant presentation software.
Existing mastheads
The document summarizes the mastheads of several music magazines. The masthead of Q magazine uses a simple red box and white lettering, making it eye-catching while remaining neutral in genre. Kerrang's masthead features shattered glass, conveying a sense of destruction fitting for its genre. Rock Sound's logo depicts classic capital letters and a sound dial turned up loud, symbolizing the type of music it focuses on. Billboard's masthead spans the magazine in simple black text, representing its mainstream coverage without a specific alternative genre. Rolling Stone's logo mirrors the band's font style and color to appeal to fans and convey that the magazine moves with the times.
Contents ideas
This document is the contents page for an R&B music magazine. It lists over 30 article titles organized under the sections "On The Cover", "Regulars", "News", and "Extras". The articles provide updates on popular R&B artists such as Justin Bieber, Rihanna, The Weeknd, and Tyga, as well as up-and-coming new artists. The document also includes a band index listing over 30 R&B musicians to help readers find articles of interest.
Masthead designs
Bethany Barrows is designing a magazine masthead and considers several font options. She analyzes each font's style, noting whether they appear professional, stylish, edgy, bold, unique, elegant, classic, or fitting for a music magazine. Barrows selects fonts that will stand out on the dark background and effectively fill the cover's top space to identify the magazine title.
New media
The document discusses using social media to promote a new magazine targeted at young adults ages 18-25. Specifically, it recommends using Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter as they are the most popular platforms among this age group. Instagram in particular aligns well with the target audience. The document proposes including links to models' social media profiles to help readers connect with them. It also suggests offering online subscriptions and developing a website to provide more information and ways to interact with the magazine's audience directly through social media.
Equipment Used
The document summarizes the key equipment used to create photographs for an indie magazine, including a Canon 550D camera, 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 zoom lens, InterfitStellarX studio flash lights, white and black screens, colour gels, Adobe InDesign and Photoshop software, and a Neewer RT16 wireless flash trigger. The equipment enabled the creator to take high quality photographs with professional-looking lighting and backgrounds for use in the magazine.
Equipment and props
The document discusses the equipment and props needed to film a music video in the studio, including several cameras like the Canon EOS 550D that could be used as well as advanced cameras for green screen. Lights were also a major part of the equipment list and the studio had various lights that could be positioned and adjusted to create silhouettes of the band members and block most of them out through strategic lighting placement.
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The document outlines the various equipment and technologies available to create a music video, including lenses for indoor and outdoor shooting, cameras, tripods, lighting, and a GoPro for underwater footage. Different lenses and a Canon EOS 550D camera allow for a variety of shots. Tripods enable stable shots while a gimbal provides steady handheld footage. Portable lights improve image quality outdoors and inside. A GoPro permits an underwater music video clip.
Media AS Evaluation Question 6
I have learned several technologies through creating my magazine. I used a Nikon DSLR camera to take professional photographs for the cover, contents page, and spreads, learning how settings like shutter speed, aperture, and ISO affect images. I also gained experience shooting in different locations and with lighting. Additionally, Adobe Photoshop was key to constructing the final product, and I learned how to use various tools and effects to manipulate images professionally.
Evaluation Task 6
The document discusses the technologies and equipment used to create a film opening project. It describes how using different microphones and a wind shield improved audio quality when filming. Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects were used for editing and creating titles, allowing the use of effects like fades and color/font changes. Sticking to the original storyboard helped ensure shot types were included as planned. Overall, the process helped improve skills with technologies like Adobe programs and using equipment like microphones.
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Evaluation question 6
The document discusses the technologies learned about through constructing a media product. It lists the Canon 600D camera, Adobe Photoshop, PowerPoint/Slideshare, Blogger, and lighting as the key technologies used. The document provides more detail on the Canon 600D camera for taking photos, Photoshop for editing photos and creating the product, and lighting for achieving the best lighting during photo shoots.
Actor release.
This document introduces Lauren Shepherd as the actor chosen to appear in a music video. The filmmaker held auditions and selected Lauren because she doesn't look like a typical pop star and her appearance wouldn't distract from the genre of song. A female actor was intentionally chosen since the song was sung by a male to avoid any confusion over the identity of the artist. Lauren is 17 years old and from London, allowing her to provide raw and natural acting compared to more experienced actors.
Magazine drafts.
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Shot list
This document is a shot list for a music video production titled "Mess is Mine". It contains 18 shots ranging from close-ups of the model to establish them, various camera movements like pans, tracks and reversals to follow the model. Shots focus on specific body parts, capture full figures and include shots of locations like a tunnel and bridge to correspond with lyrics and give a sense of journey. Timings are provided for each shot ranging from 2 to 30 seconds.
Risk assessment.
This risk assessment document outlines the key risks for Amy Shields' "Mess is Mine" music video production. It identifies health and safety concerns from hot lighting equipment, the risk of halting production if the model is unavailable, and potential damage to expensive cameras and equipment. Ways to minimize each risk are provided, such as using LED lights, extensive advance planning of shoots, and proper use of camera bags and straps. The producer and all crew are made responsible for understanding and following the safety protocols.
Location Recce
This document provides production details for filming a music video in central London. Some key landmarks like the Shard, River Thames, and Houses of Parliament can be seen in the video. The location will be used to create a sense of realism and show that the subject is just one person among many in the busy city. While London has advantages like day and night filming options and ambient lighting, it also presents challenges like unpredictable weather, crowds of people, and the inability to get permission from everyone in shots. Safety and logistics like power sources must also be considered for a public location like London.
Location contract
This document is a film location release contract between Amy Shields, the producer of the "Mess is Mine" music video, and Haydon School in Pinner, UK. It confirms the agreement for the producers to film at the school on November 30th, 2017. The contract specifies that the school will not be identified by name in the video but will be credited. It also allows the producers to incorporate any audio or video recordings from the filming at their discretion, as long as they do not structurally alter the location and treat the property with respect.
Analysis of camera shots, existing videos.
The document discusses elements from Noel Gallagher's music video that the author likes, including:
1) Transition shots at 0:24 that sweep from color to an orange filter resembling fire then back again, giving the illusion of the picture being reborn.
2) Words in the song being expressed visually at the same time through images like "dream".
3) Constant message writing seen throughout the video with the full message revealed at the end.
Lyric analysis.
Vance Joy's song "Mess is Mine" appears to be about a man addressing a past romantic partner who he has lost contact with. The lyrics suggest the song is about heartbreak, with the man saying he will support his partner through whatever "mess" or problem they face together. While open to interpretation, many see the song as telling a story of an unwanted pregnancy, with the man reassuring the woman that whatever decision they make is theirs together, and her problem has now become his as well. The lyrics provide glimpses into the couple's history and memories together through lines about conversations and private moments they shared.
My equipment A2 media studies
The document lists the equipment the author intends to use for their A2 studies coursework music video, including a Canon 550D DSLR camera, tripod, shoulder mount, Canon 50mm lens, and Canon 20-70mm zoom lens. The author has previous experience with this equipment from GCSE and AS media studies courses, which they found helpful when using the equipment for the music video.
Research into a music video director.
Dave Meyers is an American music video director born in 1972 in Berkeley, California. He has directed hundreds of music videos and commercials over the past 15 years, establishing himself as one of the industry's most prolific directors. Chris Cunningham is a British video artist born in 1970 who is primarily known for directing avant-garde music videos for electronic artists such as Aphex Twin and Autechre, particularly the videos for Aphex Twin's songs "Come to Daddy" and "Windowlicker."
Magazine advert analysis.
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This advert for a new Green Day album follows normal conventions but features silhouettes instead of images of the band. The color scheme is predominantly black, white, red/orange, and yellow. Unlike most music ads, no full images of the artists are shown, relying on name recognition to attract attention.
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to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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My equipment
- 1. MY EQUIPMENT
- 2. EQUIPMENT In the making of my magazine I used a variety of different software and equipment. Luckily, I had used the majority of this equipment previously as I took GCSE media studies and we did a similar course. During my photoshoot I used professional equipment when taking my photos; Here is my equipment list: oInter fit 300 flash units (4) oDiffuser umbrellas (4) oCanon 550D SLR (2) oLarger paper background and wall bracket. Paper featured in black and white oBarn Door (2) oGels (variety of colours) I have had previous experience in using all this equipment and I found this helpful when using it. Having previous experience helped me concentrate on taking photos instead of taking time working the equipment. I had a hour and a half photoshoot and my understanding helped me make the most out of my time.
- 3. EQUIPMENT EXAMPLES Inter fit 300 flash units Diffuser umbrellas wall bracket Barn Door Gels Canon 550D SLR