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Daniel Grevatt's portfolio contains photos from different genres including architectural, portrait, abstract, photojournalism, macro, wildlife, and landscape. The architectural photos showcase engraving details and the rippling effect of trees on buildings. The portrait symbolizes hardship and determination. The abstract photos feature unusual camera configurations and multiple screens leading to an image. The photojournalism photo captures graffiti, while the macro photo shows decay and mold as art. The wildlife photo captures a bird in perfect motion. The abstract photo depicts an eye with a camera lens as the iris. The landscape photos highlight shadows, colors, foliage details, and a deer on a rooftop against a blue sky.
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This document is a shot list for a film containing 13 shots, including close-ups, medium close-ups, and long shots of singers, actors in a car and on a stage. The shots include characters like Kieran walking towards a car on the road, Kieran and others in the car, the car driving down the road, Kieran exiting the car and going to a concert, Kieran greeting people upon returning to the car, and finally shots of Kieran and Reuben on stage with their instruments at a concert.
Production schedule
This document lists equipment needed for filming on two dates. On December 21st and January 4th, all actors are needed along with a Nikon D3200 camera, Spidersteady camera rig, tripod and skateboard for both dates.
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The Black Keys' music video for "Little Black Submarines" features a performance-based video of the band playing at a gig. The video emphasizes their performance through canted camera angles and zoomed shots that frantically move between close-ups of the band members and their instruments. While the video lacks a narrative, it reinforces the band's abstract and blues rock style through a grainy film effect and shots of their mundane setting in an isolated shack. The editing pace of the video matches the increasing tempo of the song throughout.
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The document provides lyrics and annotations for the song "I'm Finding it Harder to be a Gentleman". It describes scenes of a man running to a car with his guitar and joining another person in the backseat. Throughout the song, the camera follows the two individuals as they have a conversation in the car, get into an argument, and drive to a gig where they perform. The annotations provide context and inspiration for shooting matching scenes to accompany the song's lyrics.
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This document lists equipment needed for filming on two dates. On December 21st and January 4th, all actors are needed along with a Nikon D3200 camera, Spidersteady camera rig, tripod, skateboard and rode microphone.
Costume, actors and props
The document discusses the costume, actors, and props for a blues rock music video. For costumes, the actors will wear mostly black attire or normal clothes to fit the blues rock genre. Three teenage actors are chosen - Kieran Goodall on guitar, Reuben Leishman who is available and has equipment, and Louis Keu who has a car - because they can all give a good performance. The only props needed are the musical instruments.
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The document analyzes a digipack for an album by The White Stripes. It notes that the album cover uses a mixture of colors and poses of subjects dressed in black against white and red to convey an undertone of danger. Advertisements for positive reviews of the album from trusted music publications like NME and The Independent are also featured. As the band does not heavily advertise digitally, they seem to be targeting males aged 18-25 directly rather than younger audiences who rely more on social media, suggesting they are focusing on their existing fan base.
Different types of music video
The document discusses three main types of music videos: performance videos which show a performance of the song, narrative videos which tell a story through the music, and conceptual videos which stick to a single theme throughout in an unusual way. Examples given are the Foo Fighters' "The Pretender" for a performance video, Michael Jackson's "Thriller" for a narrative video, and 30 Seconds to Mars' "Kings and Queens" for a conceptual video.
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Daniel created a blog to document his pre-production research and planning for a film project. The blog included analysis of similar films and genres, considerations for the target audience, a detailed script and storyboard, location plans, costumes and props details, and a production schedule. The teacher provided feedback that Daniel demonstrated excellent planning overall but could have conducted further research into the target audience and film conventions. The teacher awarded Daniel 16 out of 20 marks for his pre-production work.
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The student's two-minute film opening showed basic technical ability through varied camera shots, framing, and attempts to build tension through mise-en-scene. Editing added tension with cuts and transitions, and titles were added to show industry conventions. Color grading gave the opening a professional look, but extremely poor sound quality meant dialogue was difficult to hear at times. Overall the assessor felt it was a solid genre-fitting opening that needed more attention to improving the sound.
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Daniel Grevatt received a grade of B for his AS coursework with marks of 16/20 for planning, 46/60 for construction, and 16/20 for evaluation. His evaluations showed a good understanding of the task, audience, and genre, though he could have strengthened some answers with additional research. Overall his work demonstrated clear layout and understanding, but needed improvement on spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
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The document discusses the various software and equipment used to create a film. Premiere Pro was used for video editing due to the author's familiarity with the interface and simplistic navigation. YouTube provided sound clips and inspiration. Adobe Story was used for scriptwriting. After Effects added effects and adjustments. Google was used for research and location photos. Microsoft Word was used for script drafting. Rode mics recorded audio attached to the Nikon D3200 camera, which provided compatible footage in low lighting essential to the film.
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The document discusses the filmmaker's choices in establishing the genre, tone, and main characters in their opening film sequence. They use a tall red font on a black background to suggest horror and mystery. They also position the title following the rule of thirds to make it more visually appealing. They compare their work to the film Super 8, which also uses a sci-fi inspired font in white on a black background to set the tone. Establishing shots of the main character in a beanie and the rural setting suggest the found footage horror genre. Character reactions and lighting techniques like low key are used to create an eerie atmosphere to immerse the audience.
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- 2. Architectural Photo I took this photo because I think it makes the engraving stand out a lot, showing the word “achieve”
- 3. Portrait Photo I took this photo because I think it symbolises a person taking a photo into, hardship and determination
- 4. Abstract Photo I took this Photograph because it shows two cameras pointing the same direction, I think it is unusual, so I captured it.
- 5. AbstractPhoto This photo is unique because you see multiple screens leading to a picture.
- 6. Photojournalism photo This photo shows a ripped sticker on a surface, I think this shows fine graffiti.
- 7. Macro photo I think this photo shows the decay and the mould of the structure and turns it into art
- 8. Architectural Photo This photo is architectural, I took this because the tree’s have a rippling affect on it also the goal posts are opposite to each other which can make it look kind of abstract.
- 9. Wildlife Photo I chose this photo because I think that it captures the bird in perfect pose, it shows the bird and how it moves
- 10. Abstract photo I chose this photo because it shows the eye and also in the reflection of the photographer also the camera lens can be seen as the iris in the eye
- 11. Landscape Photo I chose this photo because I think it highlights the shadows and the colour of the field
- 12. Landscape Photo I chose this because I like the detail that is on the bushes highlighted by the unfocused background
- 13. Architectural photo I chose this photo because I like the way the deer sits on top of the building and it is highlighted by the blue sky