Organizing canon plans
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This document outlines plans for producing a poster and video advertisement for Canon. It will link footage from a TV ad and poster by taking multiple images and videos at different locations during outings with friends. Resources needed include a Canon DSLR camera and SD card. Potential locations include beaches, parks, and towns near Sunderland. A range of willing participants will be filmed during spontaneous moments. The initial plan was changed from road trips to capturing memories of time spent with close friends due to lack of driving licenses. Filming is scheduled to begin on January 22nd by borrowing a camera from college. The video will include short clips intercut with photos from various outings to depict multiple good memories across different scenery and activities. It will conclude
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The original idea was too ambitious, telling Cotton's full story from her trial to execution. A revised ghost story was chosen instead. Pre-production involved script changes and struggles casting roles. Filming locations in Houghton were chosen for their relevance to Cotton's history. Production was difficult due to weather and delays but was enjoyed by the cast and crew. The film aimed to highlight Sunderland's unique history and young creative talent.
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2. Cropping the image slightly and reworking the figure layer to improve the result.
3. Adjusting smoke effects to fit better and coloring the figure blue to add illuminous effect.
4. Adding back in remaining layers and creating a black and white version while keeping tones consistent.
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- Draft 2 received the most positive feedback overall and was selected as the favorite. People generally liked the font, layout, and darker feel of Draft 2.
- For the final poster, the creator will keep elements like the black and white color scheme, transparent effects, and smoke that were liked, and make changes such as replacing the man with a woman as suggested.
- Minor changes like the time of day in images
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B2_ Bright Lights Evaluation.pdf
1. The document summarizes the production process of a short film created by the author for an art exhibition highlighting young talent in Sunderland, UK.
2. The author went through many iterations of script ideas before settling on a ghost story inspired by Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first female serial killer from the area. Filming was difficult due to scheduling issues, last-minute cast changes, and technical problems with audio.
3. While the final product is not perfect, the author is proud of completing it and sees it as a learning experience. Areas for improvement include better pre-production planning, scheduling, and preparing for potential issues during filming.
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- 1. Usingthis documenttohelporganize myproductionforthe Canoncampaign,these notesandplans all go towards the productionforboth the posterandvideo. Linkingthe TV advertisementandposteroutcomes, multiple imagesandvideoswill be taken togetheratthe differentlocationsIvisit,some forthe purpose of thisproject. Atleastbytakingitall together,the connectionisthere betweentoCanonadvertisementsaswell asitsavestime collectingall the footage togetherratherthanone daypicturesthe nextvideos eventhe probability of travellingtothe verysame locationtwice justfora differentformof footage eachvisit. Resourcesneededwillinclude anSLRCanon Camerafromthe Technicianoffice andmyown personal SDcard. No othercamera equipmentwillbe needed fromthere.Propswill mostlikely include snacks, fluids,speaker, basicallyall we have handy andusuallyhave outwithus whenwe’re out ona regulardayout (mygroup of friends) keeping afamiliarsetting. Besidesthe usual,some beachprops like atowel,change of clothes,notmanybutanythingthat will be useful asIaim to gathera fewshotswhilstata beach. Locationsmay include Seahambeach, SeaburnorSouthShieldsare alsooptionsforaseaside themedsetting. LangleyPark, Sacristan, areasinSunderland,Durhamitself maybeeventhe Arnison Centre?Multiple possibilities.Scoutingwill be neededtofind more sectionswe could use;might evendiscoverlocationsI’ve neverbeenbefore. Can’treallytravel tofaror muchreallythough due to the fact I wouldn'tbe the onlyone travellingtothese destinationswhenitcomestofilming,all reallydependsonaccessibilitiesforeveryoneincludedinproduction. A range of cast members will be needed soIwill be aimingtohave that only include some of my friendgroup as longas theyconsenttobeingapart.Paperworkwill be presentedtoprove all who were apart legallyconfirmedtoappearing. Sofar,I have KeilanRamsden, BenBowes,Jaycie Kipling and Jamie Meek.Still needconfirmationfromNathanDavisashe will be outwithuswhere footage will be takenforthisproject. Schedule:Reallyfororganizingthispartof filming, Iwantto capture momentswhilstoutwith friendsto create a montage of memories whichrecallingtomyfirstinitial idea itmaynotstickto the ideaof road trips.The reasonformy change of ideacomesfrom none of us havingaccessto a driver'slicence givingalackin opportunityforthisproject.Notthe whole planhaschanged though, the ideaof spontaneousoutings withonesclosesthasbeenkeptinallowingthe shotsto work. As faras I’maware for now,the 22nd of Januarywill be agreat start for filming thisproject.Only thingto relyonis the case of me succeedingin arrangingaccesstolendoutone of the colleges camerasthis Friday forthe weekendhavingit outwithuson Saturday whilstwe are outcelebrating findingadecent resultin the shotsI am after. Noissuesshouldfall ontopIbelieve. Plansforbefore andafterthat day are still neededtobe made givinganaspectof different locations, many changesof scenery,differentactivities. Givingarange of shotsnone beingtooalike. By that,it shows multiple outings,multiplememoriesgathered,acollectionof goodtimesout. Ratherthan lookingbackon thatone memory,there are a selectionof funones. The layoutfor thisvideowill use bothvideosandpictures,firstplayingafew secondcliprecorded duringproduction thenafewimagesfromthe same sceneryshall be insertedontop.Afterthat quickmoment,the nextvideowill playcarryingon beingalittle repetitive butstillcontinuestopass aroundthe message.
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