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The document defines key terms used in newspapers: The masthead tempts readers into the paper, headlines summarize stories, standfirsts provide context for articles, bylines share writer details, captions add details beyond headlines, and bodytext is the main article text while skylines identify the publication.
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Newspaper glossary
The document defines common newspaper terms such as masthead, headline, standfirst, byline, caption, bodytext, and skyline. The masthead contains the newspaper title, headlines summarize articles, standfirsts add detail to headlines, bylines identify authors, captions describe images, bodytext is the main article text, and skylines promote other newspaper sections.
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The document outlines the objectives and structure of a research report. It discusses dividing a report into preliminary sections, main body, summary and conclusions. The main body specifies the research methodology and findings. Supplementary sections include a bibliography, appendices and index. Guidelines are provided for typing format, including using double spacing, Arabic page numbers for the main body and Roman numerals for preliminary sections. Rules for legibility, correcting errors and margins are also listed. The document concludes with additional guidelines for writing clearly, using past tense and impersonal language, appropriate formatting and properly binding the final report.
Newspaper Features
The document defines key features of newspapers, including the masthead at the top with the title, date and price; headlines that attract attention to articles; bylines crediting writers; straplines that support headlines; jump lines directing readers to full articles; main cover images relating to headlines; captions providing context for images; and ears at the top for advertisements. These elements are used to inform readers, highlight content, and encourage newspaper purchases.
Task 7
This document describes the process of creating a formal newspaper layout in broadsheet format. The author placed the masthead at the top of the page followed by the headline and image underneath. They used three columns for the body text. Space was also left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. The author began by setting the appropriate page measurements. They centered the title at the top in a distinctive font. An image and space for a headline were added below the title. The body text was divided into three columns using the same font as the headline. Finally, an advertisement and pull quote were added to complete the front page layout.
Task 7
For a formal newspaper layout, the student created a broadsheet design with 3 columns. At the top is the masthead centered at the top, followed by the headline underneath and an image. The body text is split into the 3 columns. Space is left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. Headlines and the first letter of articles are styled differently to stand out. The layout includes appropriate fonts, spacing, and positioning of elements to resemble a standard broadsheet newspaper front page.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design choices made for a double page spread (DPS) article. Four even columns were used throughout for a neat appearance. Paragraphs were formatted with 11pt leading and 2mm spacing for readability. A photo of the artist was included and text was wrapped around it. The headline matched the magazine masthead font to connect them. Different text styles and colors separated sections and drew attention to key parts of the article.
Content page planning
This document outlines a magazine page layout that divides articles into chapters, highlights key words and references page numbers in bold. The heading will match the masthead style to link them. A main photo is placed on the left page to draw attention to the featured article, and a page reference is added to indicate where in the magazine the full article can be found.
Conventions of newspapers
There are several key conventions for newspaper articles, including:
- Articles are written in columns for easier reading and include important details at the top since readers often don't finish articles.
- Headlines are short, simple, and eye-catching to engage readers on specific stories.
- Bylines are placed at the bottom to credit the reporter.
- Lead paragraphs give the main idea of the story and follow the headline.
- The main body includes the story's key features in short paragraphs.
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Newspaper glossary
The document defines common newspaper terms such as masthead, headline, standfirst, byline, caption, bodytext, and skyline. The masthead contains the newspaper title, headlines summarize articles, standfirsts add detail to headlines, bylines identify authors, captions describe images, bodytext is the main article text, and skylines promote other newspaper sections.
Aiou Code 837
The document outlines the objectives and structure of a research report. It discusses dividing a report into preliminary sections, main body, summary and conclusions. The main body specifies the research methodology and findings. Supplementary sections include a bibliography, appendices and index. Guidelines are provided for typing format, including using double spacing, Arabic page numbers for the main body and Roman numerals for preliminary sections. Rules for legibility, correcting errors and margins are also listed. The document concludes with additional guidelines for writing clearly, using past tense and impersonal language, appropriate formatting and properly binding the final report.
Newspaper Features
The document defines key features of newspapers, including the masthead at the top with the title, date and price; headlines that attract attention to articles; bylines crediting writers; straplines that support headlines; jump lines directing readers to full articles; main cover images relating to headlines; captions providing context for images; and ears at the top for advertisements. These elements are used to inform readers, highlight content, and encourage newspaper purchases.
Task 7
This document describes the process of creating a formal newspaper layout in broadsheet format. The author placed the masthead at the top of the page followed by the headline and image underneath. They used three columns for the body text. Space was also left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. The author began by setting the appropriate page measurements. They centered the title at the top in a distinctive font. An image and space for a headline were added below the title. The body text was divided into three columns using the same font as the headline. Finally, an advertisement and pull quote were added to complete the front page layout.
Task 7
For a formal newspaper layout, the student created a broadsheet design with 3 columns. At the top is the masthead centered at the top, followed by the headline underneath and an image. The body text is split into the 3 columns. Space is left at the bottom for an advertisement banner. Headlines and the first letter of articles are styled differently to stand out. The layout includes appropriate fonts, spacing, and positioning of elements to resemble a standard broadsheet newspaper front page.
Dps analysis
The document summarizes the layout and design choices made for a double page spread (DPS) article. Four even columns were used throughout for a neat appearance. Paragraphs were formatted with 11pt leading and 2mm spacing for readability. A photo of the artist was included and text was wrapped around it. The headline matched the magazine masthead font to connect them. Different text styles and colors separated sections and drew attention to key parts of the article.
Content page planning
This document outlines a magazine page layout that divides articles into chapters, highlights key words and references page numbers in bold. The heading will match the masthead style to link them. A main photo is placed on the left page to draw attention to the featured article, and a page reference is added to indicate where in the magazine the full article can be found.
Conventions of newspapers
There are several key conventions for newspaper articles, including:
- Articles are written in columns for easier reading and include important details at the top since readers often don't finish articles.
- Headlines are short, simple, and eye-catching to engage readers on specific stories.
- Bylines are placed at the bottom to credit the reporter.
- Lead paragraphs give the main idea of the story and follow the headline.
- The main body includes the story's key features in short paragraphs.
Evaluation: Question 1
In what ways does your product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
Target audience
This document discusses target audiences for comedy films. It notes that the most successful comedy films are PG and PG-13 rated, appealing to both children and teenagers. While some R-rated comedies like "The Hangover" can also be very successful by targeting only adults. Children's animated comedies tend to be family-friendly and universally accessible. PG-13 rated comedies appeal to teenagers seeking more mature humor. The target audience for the film being produced is 13-18 year olds, as the action and violence is not suitable for children but comedies at this rating are very popular with teenagers and appeal to both genders.
Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Distraught by what happened, Brian panics about the consequences while Anthony tries to calm him down and devise a plan to dispose of the body.
3. The scene then flashes back to show Brian as a well-behaved churchgoing boy who wants to change his image to gain respect from older kids at his new school. He sets out to become a "badass" but his actions lead to the deadly mistake at Anthony's house.
Production schedule
The document outlines the production schedule and requirements for a film project taking place from December 2015 to February 2016. It details the dates, locations, people and equipment needed for pre-production, production, post-production and evaluation. Key dates include filming on December 28-29 at Brian's house, interrogation scenes on January 3-4, and editing from January 15 to February 5. The filmmaker Stanley Gulliford and others will use a Canon 1100D camera and Adobe Premier Pro to film and edit the project at various local locations like Ringwood School.
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Target audience
This document discusses target audiences for comedy films. It notes that the most successful comedy films in the US are rated PG and PG-13, appealing to both children and teenagers. While some R-rated films like The Hangover also do well targeting solely adults, family-friendly animated films are very popular due to having no age restrictions. PG-13 films appeal to teenagers seeking more mature humor. The target audience for the film being produced is 13-18 year olds, as the action and violence is not suitable for children but will appeal to stereotypical male teenage interests, though the comedy aims to appeal to both genders.
Genre Analysis
Comedy is a genre that aims to elicit laughter through entertaining stories and characters, though some comedies address serious topics. The genre has evolved over time, from slapstick silent films to verbal humor films to modern hybrid genres that blend comedy with action, horror, or drama. Successful comedies rely on humor, strong casting, reputable production studios, and wide distribution to become popular at the box office.
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Film opening analysis anchor man
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Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Distraught by what happened, Brian panics about the consequences while Anthony tries to calm him down and devise a plan to dispose of the body.
3. The scene then flashes back to Brian 6 years earlier, depicting him as a normal boy growing up in a small town. He narrates that he wants to change his image and gain respect by becoming a "bad boy".
Equipment list
The document provides an equipment list for filming, including a Canon 1100D camera with no audio support due to limited supply but capable of decent quality images, a tripod to stabilize the camera except for adding tension, a 32GB SD card for storing large amounts of footage, and Adobe Premier Pro for editing and adding multiple sound layers and transition effects.
Cast, costumes and props
The document discusses casting, costumes, and props for a film. It describes casting the director's brother Albert as the younger version of Brian due to their resemblance. It also describes casting the director, Stanley Gulliford, as the older Brian for convenience, and their friend Jake Witherington as the intimidating drug dealer Anthony. The costumes are chosen to reflect the characters' personalities - Brian's failed attempt to be cool, Anthony's threatening image, and Rosie's drug-addicted scruffiness. Props include a recorder, piano, gun, and Brian's bike to emphasize backstory and provide comic relief.
Shot list
The document provides a shot list for a film or video project containing 21 shots with descriptions of the shot type, camera movement, location, and sound for each shot. The shots include establishing shots, medium shots, close ups, subjective point of view shots, and more from various locations like Anthony's house, Brian's bedroom, the town entrance, a church, and Brian's house and driveway. The sound listed is primarily non-diegetic narration and dialogue.
Production schedule
The production schedule outlines five filming days from December 28th to January 9th. On the 28th and 29th, scenes will be filmed at Brian's house and childhood locations featuring Stanley and Albert Gulliford. On January 3rd and 4th, interrogation scenes will be filmed at Anthony's house with Stanley, Jake Witherington, and Rosie Patton. The final day on January 9th will film scenes of Brian's driveway and him cycling down the road. An 1100D camera and tripod are needed for all shoots.
Recce
This document discusses potential filming locations for the movie RECCE, including Brian's bedroom to show his childhood innocence, the church to show his traditional upbringing, Anthony's house for a dark integration scene at the beginning, and the driveway where Brian exits looking cool on his bike to end the opening scene.
Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Brian panics at what has happened, worrying about going to jail and what his mother will think. Anthony tries to reassure Brian that they can cover up the crime.
3. The story then flashes back to show Brian as a normal teenager six years earlier, but who is trying to change his image and gain respect by acting "badass." It sets up how a small mistake on Brian's part leads to a much larger crisis.
Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Anthony slaps Brian in a panic over what has happened, as Brian screams that they are all going to die.
3. The scene then flashes back to show Brian 6 years earlier as a normal boy, before transitioning to the present day where Brian narrates that he is going to try becoming a "bad boy" to gain respect, not knowing it will lead to the worst mistake of his life.
Floor plans
The document provides directions for camera shots and locations for filming a story about a character named Brian. It describes shooting inside and outside Anthony's house, including the garden, corridor, table, bedroom and driveway. It also includes directions for shooting inside a church, with Brian facing the altar and a shot of young Brian entering. The camera will film Brian cycling away and his childhood as well as him getting ready in the present day.
Target audience
This document discusses including both male and female viewers in an analysis of comedy films because different genres of comedy appeal to different genders. It also includes a 13-year-old to represent teenagers, who enjoy popular PG-13 comedy films. An 18-year-old is included to represent adult comedy consumers, as R-rated comedy films are also very popular and only viewable by adults. The outfit chosen for the 13-year-old depicts a typical casual weekend outfit for teenagers.
Genre Analysis- Comedy
Comedy is a genre that aims to elicit laughter through entertaining stories and characters, though some comedies take on serious material. While comedy dates back to silent films relying on slapstick, the addition of dialogue introduced verbal humor. In the 1960s, comedy became darker, but lightened again in the 1990s with films like "Home Alone." Modern comedy continues to evolve with genres like action comedy, black comedy, horror comedy, and dramedy that provide a balance of humor and serious issues.
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Target audience
This document discusses target audiences for comedy films. It notes that the most successful comedy films are PG and PG-13 rated, appealing to both children and teenagers. While some R-rated comedies like "The Hangover" can also be very successful by targeting only adults. Children's animated comedies tend to be family-friendly and universally accessible. PG-13 rated comedies appeal to teenagers seeking more mature humor. The target audience for the film being produced is 13-18 year olds, as the action and violence is not suitable for children but comedies at this rating are very popular with teenagers and appeal to both genders.
Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Distraught by what happened, Brian panics about the consequences while Anthony tries to calm him down and devise a plan to dispose of the body.
3. The scene then flashes back to show Brian as a well-behaved churchgoing boy who wants to change his image to gain respect from older kids at his new school. He sets out to become a "badass" but his actions lead to the deadly mistake at Anthony's house.
Production schedule
The document outlines the production schedule and requirements for a film project taking place from December 2015 to February 2016. It details the dates, locations, people and equipment needed for pre-production, production, post-production and evaluation. Key dates include filming on December 28-29 at Brian's house, interrogation scenes on January 3-4, and editing from January 15 to February 5. The filmmaker Stanley Gulliford and others will use a Canon 1100D camera and Adobe Premier Pro to film and edit the project at various local locations like Ringwood School.
Film opening analysis austin powers
The opening sequence parodies classic James Bond films through exaggeration and comedic elements. It establishes Dr. Evil as the villain plotting his evil plan from his bizarre lair outside Las Vegas with his cat Mr. Bigglesworth. Dr. Evil then dispatches incompetent assassins to kill Austin Powers, spoofing Bond villains. The scene cuts to London where British stereotypes like double decker buses, schoolgirls, and Austin's bad teeth create humor by playing up 1960s UK culture. Austin is swarmed by admiring crowds and does a fake front flip into a Bond-style car, lampooning the coolness of James Bond.
Target audience
This document discusses target audiences for comedy films. It notes that the most successful comedy films in the US are rated PG and PG-13, appealing to both children and teenagers. While some R-rated films like The Hangover also do well targeting solely adults, family-friendly animated films are very popular due to having no age restrictions. PG-13 films appeal to teenagers seeking more mature humor. The target audience for the film being produced is 13-18 year olds, as the action and violence is not suitable for children but will appeal to stereotypical male teenage interests, though the comedy aims to appeal to both genders.
Genre Analysis
Comedy is a genre that aims to elicit laughter through entertaining stories and characters, though some comedies address serious topics. The genre has evolved over time, from slapstick silent films to verbal humor films to modern hybrid genres that blend comedy with action, horror, or drama. Successful comedies rely on humor, strong casting, reputable production studios, and wide distribution to become popular at the box office.
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Equipment list
The equipment list includes a Canon 1100D camera for shooting decent quality images despite lacking audio support, a tripod to stabilize shots and allow panning movements, a 32GB class 10 SD card with high storage and fast transfer speeds, and Adobe Premier Pro software for editing layers of sound and footage using effects suited to the genre.
Script
1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Distraught by what happened, Brian panics about the consequences while Anthony tries to calm him down and devise a plan to dispose of the body.
3. The scene then flashes back to Brian 6 years earlier, depicting him as a normal boy growing up in a small town. He narrates that he wants to change his image and gain respect by becoming a "bad boy".
Equipment list
The document provides an equipment list for filming, including a Canon 1100D camera with no audio support due to limited supply but capable of decent quality images, a tripod to stabilize the camera except for adding tension, a 32GB SD card for storing large amounts of footage, and Adobe Premier Pro for editing and adding multiple sound layers and transition effects.
Cast, costumes and props
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Shot list
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Production schedule
The production schedule outlines five filming days from December 28th to January 9th. On the 28th and 29th, scenes will be filmed at Brian's house and childhood locations featuring Stanley and Albert Gulliford. On January 3rd and 4th, interrogation scenes will be filmed at Anthony's house with Stanley, Jake Witherington, and Rosie Patton. The final day on January 9th will film scenes of Brian's driveway and him cycling down the road. An 1100D camera and tripod are needed for all shoots.
Recce
This document discusses potential filming locations for the movie RECCE, including Brian's bedroom to show his childhood innocence, the church to show his traditional upbringing, Anthony's house for a dark integration scene at the beginning, and the driveway where Brian exits looking cool on his bike to end the opening scene.
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1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Brian panics at what has happened, worrying about going to jail and what his mother will think. Anthony tries to reassure Brian that they can cover up the crime.
3. The story then flashes back to show Brian as a normal teenager six years earlier, but who is trying to change his image and gain respect by acting "badass." It sets up how a small mistake on Brian's part leads to a much larger crisis.
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1. Brian, a 17-year-old boy, accidentally causes Anthony, a 21-year-old drug kingpin, to shoot and kill one of his customers during an argument over an unpaid debt.
2. Anthony slaps Brian in a panic over what has happened, as Brian screams that they are all going to die.
3. The scene then flashes back to show Brian 6 years earlier as a normal boy, before transitioning to the present day where Brian narrates that he is going to try becoming a "bad boy" to gain respect, not knowing it will lead to the worst mistake of his life.
Floor plans
The document provides directions for camera shots and locations for filming a story about a character named Brian. It describes shooting inside and outside Anthony's house, including the garden, corridor, table, bedroom and driveway. It also includes directions for shooting inside a church, with Brian facing the altar and a shot of young Brian entering. The camera will film Brian cycling away and his childhood as well as him getting ready in the present day.
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(𝐓𝐋𝐄 𝟏𝟎𝟎) (𝐋𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝟏)-𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐬
𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐏𝐏 𝐂𝐮𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐮𝐦 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐬:
- Understand the goals and objectives of the Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP) curriculum, recognizing its importance in fostering practical life skills and values among students. Students will also be able to identify the key components and subjects covered, such as agriculture, home economics, industrial arts, and information and communication technology.
𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐜𝐨𝐩𝐞 𝐨𝐟 𝐚𝐧 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐮𝐫:
-Define entrepreneurship, distinguishing it from general business activities by emphasizing its focus on innovation, risk-taking, and value creation. Students will describe the characteristics and traits of successful entrepreneurs, including their roles and responsibilities, and discuss the broader economic and social impacts of entrepreneurial activities on both local and global scales.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...
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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
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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
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