My starting point workbook
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This document is an induction assessment that evaluates skills in areas related to moving image production. It includes a self-assessment of the individual's experience level with various tools from 1 to 10. They rate themselves highly experienced with Mac computers and DSLR cameras but lack experience with InDesign, Final Cut, and editing micro areas of moving image. The assessment includes two assignments - a 500 word analysis essay on representation of age and social class referring to mise en scene and camera techniques, and preparing flat plans and designing a magazine cover in Photoshop using a downloaded font.
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![INDUCTION ASSESSMENT2015
My Starting Point
Give examples of skills and/or experience you
have in this area. Think about projects or
work you have completed which have used
these skills.
Rate yourself 1-10
(1= unconfident, 10 =
extremely confident)
Mac computers I have used mac computers for over 3 years
for my work in secondary and in college.
9
Photoshop Have used photoshop in photography and
media.
5
InDesign Not used 0
Final Cut Not used 0
DSLR Cameras Have used in photography to take still life
photographs.
8
Micro areas of
moving image
[editing, camera,
sound and mise en
scene]
Studying these micro areas in media studies. 6
Assignment 1: Write a 500 written analysis of representation of age and social
class. You must make reference to the micro areas of mise en scene and
camera, using appropriate terminology.
*** Insert essay here ***
Assignment 2:
Task 1: Prepare flat plans for a new college magazine, to include a front page
and contents page.
Task 2: Create the front page of the magazine using Photoshop and a
downloaded font from DaFont.com.
*** Insert flat plans and finished magazine here ***
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Lady Gaga is known for her abstract clothing and amazing singing. The medium close up image of her suggests the whole image is not needed to know the article is about her. It also portrays her as sexual, which could mean she aims to attract more males than females. A bold red 'L' covers half the page and starts Lady Gaga's name, with the color red symbolizing passion and joy about her music career.
Double Page Spread Analysis 1
The document analyzes visual elements in a double page magazine spread about Florence Welch. It notes that a full body image of Welch provides her full story. Different fonts are used to signify different meanings - faded USA text represents it is not the main focus, while elegant lyrics font emphasizes Welch's femininity. The prominent red color signifies Welch's passion for music and her career.
Contents Page 3
This content page features a variety of singer images and topics to give the impression of diversity for readers. The use of the blue color is meant to convey reliability and responsibility of the magazine's stories.
Contents Page 2
The image shows a broken heart, possibly referring to someone stealing Kanye's heart, suggesting the article may be about a breakup in Kanye's love life. The word "Contents" is broken across multiple lines, implying there is not enough space to contain all the stories in the magazine.
Contents Page 1
Key features of a magazine contents page ( this goes with the Florence and the machine cover and double page spread)
Magazine Examining 3
The document discusses the design elements of a magazine article layout about Rihanna. The masthead uses Rihanna's name to identify the subject of the main article. Stock images and multiple stories are hinted at in the sell lines and background image. Bold text emphasizes the headline, while a blue background color hints that the article discusses something sad or depressing about Rihanna.
Magazine Examining 2
The magazine cover features an artist's head on the masthead, suggesting the publication values the artist over the magazine title. Short sell lines provide hints about the magazine's contents to entice purchases. A medium close-up image of Bruno Mars as the main visual indicates the accompanying article's focus is on profiling what is happening in Bruno Mars' career. Bold text highlighting his name further emphasizes Mars as the article's primary subject. A blue background makes Mars stand out as the central story.
Magazine Examining
The magazine uses a bold and simple masthead to make it easily recognizable. It features a variety of story sell lines to appeal to a wider audience and increase sales. The main image is a close-up of Florence from the band Florence and the Machine, indicating she is the focus of a double-page feature spread. The magazine's logo color of red is intended to convey passion for writing high-quality articles.
Flat Plan
This document appears to be from a magazine with a masthead, cover image, price, date, barcode, and issue number. It also contains the word "Skyline" and letters spelling out "SELL LINES" which are common magazine elements.
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