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Task 4 final images review work sheet
1) The document discusses 10 photographs taken by the author to promote Salford Quays. It analyzes each photo's composition and subject, as well as the techniques, settings, and editing used.
2) The author's favorite photo features the docks, and they used editing to make the water stand out with a blue filter.
3) For night photos, the author enhanced lighting to draw attention to illuminated buildings and reflections on the water.
Unit 26 essay complete
The document discusses genre analysis and auteur theory as ways to analyze films. It uses Nick Lacey's five elements of genre (character, narrative, setting, iconography, and technical/audio codes) to categorize the film "A Walk Among the Tombstones" as an action/thriller genre film. It also analyzes how the film's director, Frank Scott, follows genre conventions rather than demonstrating an auteur style. In contrast, the document discusses how Christopher Nolan can be considered an auteur for his non-linear narrative style in "Inception" that goes against conventions. It provides examples comparing the action films "Skyfall" and "Leon" to illustrate how one follows genre conventions for commercial
Research
The document discusses title sequences in films and TV shows. It examines the genre conventions of coming-of-age movies like Juno, Napoleon Dynamite, and Mean Girls to inform the creation of an original title sequence. Key aspects discussed include visuals, editing techniques, sound, narrative, and reflecting the themes and values of the movie. Research on genre conventions will help determine what to include to distinguish the important elements and tell the story or portray the protagonist.
7 dont's after a meal
The document lists 7 things not to do after a meal: 1) Don't smoke as it is comparable to smoking 10 cigarettes and increases cancer risk. 2) Don't eat fruits immediately as it can cause stomach bloating. 3) Don't drink tea as tea contains acid that can harden proteins and hinder digestion. 4) Don't loosen your belt as it can cause intestinal twisting or blocking. 5) Don't bathe as it decreases blood flow to the stomach and weakens digestion. 6) Don't walk about as digestion cannot absorb nutrition properly. 7) Don't sleep immediately as food cannot digest properly and can lead to gastric issues or intestinal infection.
Three daymediamusicvideoproductionshootrevisited
This document provides a list of equipment rental options for a three day music video production shoot, including cameras, sound kits, lighting equipment, monitors, and accessories. Camera rental prices range from £375-£525 for three days. Sound kit rental is £108-£300 for three days. Lighting package prices are £75-£126 for three days. Monitor rentals are £225-£255 for three days. Tracking dolly rentals are £116-£225. Additional items added to the list include tripods at £180-£270 for three days, filters at £9.99-£45, memory cards at £24.99-£105, and cameras at £192-£390
Portrait (1)
Yousuf Karsh was a photographer known for his portraits of influential figures of the 20th century. He aimed to capture their essence in a single frame. The document discusses and shows portraits of 6 subjects: Martin Luther King Jr., Jacques Henri Lartigue, Albert Einstein, JFK, Margaret Thatcher, and Princess Grace of Monaco. It examines how Karsh presented each subject in a way that represented how they were viewed by the public, often portraying them as heroic figures. Karsh's compositional style is also analyzed, noting his use of close-ups, dark backgrounds, and accentuating the faces and hands of his subjects.
IG4 assignment landscapes and portraits 2014 to 2015
This assignment brief outlines tasks for a Level 3 qualification in Creative Media Production. Learners must complete 4 tasks involving photography over 12 weeks:
1) Research and blog about uses of photography, citing examples of photographers and their styles. [Independent enquirers, reflective learners, team workers]
2) Create a presentation and experimental photos exploring techniques like depth of field and night photography. [Creative thinkers, reflective learners]
3) Plan and complete photo shoots for landscapes/urban areas and portraits, producing 100 images to select final 10. [Team workers, self-managers]
4) Evaluate strengths/weaknesses of planning, selection process, and gather peer feedback to improve final
Music videoproductionfinalevaluation
1) The document provides a critique of the author's final edit of their music video for the song "Titanium."
2) Some strengths included using white flashes to indicate flashbacks and setting the scene with gloomy shots of the protagonist's neighborhood. However, some shots had inconsistent lighting due to color correction issues.
3) Areas for improvement included matching shots more closely to the music, stabilizing shaky footage, and making the progression to brighter lighting throughout more obvious. Overall the author felt they could have spent more time fine-tuning the edit.
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Task 4 final images review work sheet
1) The document discusses 10 photographs taken by the author to promote Salford Quays. It analyzes each photo's composition and subject, as well as the techniques, settings, and editing used.
2) The author's favorite photo features the docks, and they used editing to make the water stand out with a blue filter.
3) For night photos, the author enhanced lighting to draw attention to illuminated buildings and reflections on the water.
Unit 26 essay complete
The document discusses genre analysis and auteur theory as ways to analyze films. It uses Nick Lacey's five elements of genre (character, narrative, setting, iconography, and technical/audio codes) to categorize the film "A Walk Among the Tombstones" as an action/thriller genre film. It also analyzes how the film's director, Frank Scott, follows genre conventions rather than demonstrating an auteur style. In contrast, the document discusses how Christopher Nolan can be considered an auteur for his non-linear narrative style in "Inception" that goes against conventions. It provides examples comparing the action films "Skyfall" and "Leon" to illustrate how one follows genre conventions for commercial
Research
The document discusses title sequences in films and TV shows. It examines the genre conventions of coming-of-age movies like Juno, Napoleon Dynamite, and Mean Girls to inform the creation of an original title sequence. Key aspects discussed include visuals, editing techniques, sound, narrative, and reflecting the themes and values of the movie. Research on genre conventions will help determine what to include to distinguish the important elements and tell the story or portray the protagonist.
7 dont's after a meal
The document lists 7 things not to do after a meal: 1) Don't smoke as it is comparable to smoking 10 cigarettes and increases cancer risk. 2) Don't eat fruits immediately as it can cause stomach bloating. 3) Don't drink tea as tea contains acid that can harden proteins and hinder digestion. 4) Don't loosen your belt as it can cause intestinal twisting or blocking. 5) Don't bathe as it decreases blood flow to the stomach and weakens digestion. 6) Don't walk about as digestion cannot absorb nutrition properly. 7) Don't sleep immediately as food cannot digest properly and can lead to gastric issues or intestinal infection.
Three daymediamusicvideoproductionshootrevisited
This document provides a list of equipment rental options for a three day music video production shoot, including cameras, sound kits, lighting equipment, monitors, and accessories. Camera rental prices range from £375-£525 for three days. Sound kit rental is £108-£300 for three days. Lighting package prices are £75-£126 for three days. Monitor rentals are £225-£255 for three days. Tracking dolly rentals are £116-£225. Additional items added to the list include tripods at £180-£270 for three days, filters at £9.99-£45, memory cards at £24.99-£105, and cameras at £192-£390
Portrait (1)
Yousuf Karsh was a photographer known for his portraits of influential figures of the 20th century. He aimed to capture their essence in a single frame. The document discusses and shows portraits of 6 subjects: Martin Luther King Jr., Jacques Henri Lartigue, Albert Einstein, JFK, Margaret Thatcher, and Princess Grace of Monaco. It examines how Karsh presented each subject in a way that represented how they were viewed by the public, often portraying them as heroic figures. Karsh's compositional style is also analyzed, noting his use of close-ups, dark backgrounds, and accentuating the faces and hands of his subjects.
IG4 assignment landscapes and portraits 2014 to 2015
This assignment brief outlines tasks for a Level 3 qualification in Creative Media Production. Learners must complete 4 tasks involving photography over 12 weeks:
1) Research and blog about uses of photography, citing examples of photographers and their styles. [Independent enquirers, reflective learners, team workers]
2) Create a presentation and experimental photos exploring techniques like depth of field and night photography. [Creative thinkers, reflective learners]
3) Plan and complete photo shoots for landscapes/urban areas and portraits, producing 100 images to select final 10. [Team workers, self-managers]
4) Evaluate strengths/weaknesses of planning, selection process, and gather peer feedback to improve final
Music videoproductionfinalevaluation
1) The document provides a critique of the author's final edit of their music video for the song "Titanium."
2) Some strengths included using white flashes to indicate flashbacks and setting the scene with gloomy shots of the protagonist's neighborhood. However, some shots had inconsistent lighting due to color correction issues.
3) Areas for improvement included matching shots more closely to the music, stabilizing shaky footage, and making the progression to brighter lighting throughout more obvious. Overall the author felt they could have spent more time fine-tuning the edit.
Primary research
This document summarizes the results of a survey about title sequences for movies. The survey received responses mostly from 16-18 year olds, limiting the age range of feedback. Most respondents watched movies and understood the purpose of title sequences. Responses were mixed on whether people enjoyed watching title sequences, but over half said they did. Respondents indicated title sequences should be between 30 seconds to 2 minutes long. The most popular aspect of title sequences was that they provide hints about the movie.
Graphic designanalysis
The document analyzes and compares the title sequences of three American sitcoms: Rules of Engagement, How I Met Your Mother, and The Big Bang Theory. It finds that while all three use upbeat music and images to set the tone, they differ stylistically in ways that represent the themes and genres of their respective shows. Rules of Engagement uses slow-motion photos representing relationships. How I Met Your Mother resembles a pop-up book with zooming photos symbolizing life in New York City. The Big Bang Theory incorporates live-action, animation and imagery related to its focus on physics. Overall, the document examines how each title sequence effectively conveys essential information about its corresponding show.
Fashion (6)
Mario Testino is a well-known fashion photographer. He uses bright artificial lighting and makeup to accentuate models' eyes and features, giving them an airbrushed look. His photos focus on close-ups of models' faces to draw the viewer in. Testino composes his shots using the rule of thirds and positioning the models' eyes at focal points to direct attention to them.
PhotographyTerminologyComplete
The document discusses various photographic terminology including shutter speed, ISO, aperture, depth of field, white balance, and the rule of thirds. Shutter speed refers to how long the camera shutter is open and affects motion blur and exposure. ISO affects the camera's sensitivity to light. Aperture size affects depth of field and the amount of light entering the lens. The rule of thirds is a compositional technique that imagines dividing the frame into a 3x3 grid.
Chloe kyriacouproductiondiary
1) Over several months, the student worked through their pre-production, production, and early post-production tasks for their major final project of creating a movie title sequence.
2) They provided detailed weekly summaries of the progress made and plans for the following week, noting any delays or changes to their production schedule.
3) By the end, filming was complete, footage was being edited together into a rough cut, and the student planned to finish the final product by mid-May in order to allow time for revisions and completing evaluations.
Image manipulation
The document summarizes edits made to two images for a magazine spread. For the first image, the author flipped it, decreased its opacity to make the text more visible, and used the burn tool to increase exposure on the model's facial features and clothing. For the second image found online, the author resized it using the crop tool, decreased skin exposure and increased exposure on lips and eyes using the burn tool to make it their own style for the magazine.
Risk assesmentformlandscape
This document provides a template for conducting a risk assessment for a photography shoot. It lists several potential hazards to consider, including electrical equipment, public transportation, open water, theft, bad weather, interactions with the general public, tripping, getting lost, and assault. For each hazard, it evaluates the location of the risk, persons or property that could be harmed, existing risk controls, risk level according to a provided chart, and any further actions needed to reduce the risk level. The goal is to identify risks and put appropriate controls in place to promote safety during the photography activities.
Pr11 production commentary
The document discusses the production process for a magazine article and design. It describes using Microsoft Word for the initial draft and editing, then Photoshop for the final layout and design of the front cover and double page spread. Key aspects of design discussed include font size, image placement, masthead prominence, lead article formatting, and ensuring elements follow conventions to attract readers. The target audience is identified as 15-24 year olds, likely from lower-middle class backgrounds, interested in indie/folk music. Females are the primary audience but males may also be attracted by prominent female artists featured.
Location recognisance
The document provides a location risk assessment for shooting a film in a house in Salford, Lancashire. It details that the living room will be used for shots 1, 6, 8, 9, 11, and 12 due to its spacious size, setup, and lighting availability. The kitchen will be used for shots 5, 7, 10, 16, and 18 because of the available props and enough room for equipment and movement. Additionally, another room will be used for shots 3, 4, 13, and 15, though it is smaller, the patio windows provide the perfect natural light needed.
Phtojournalism
The document discusses photographer Barbaros Kayan's photos from a 2014 protest in Kiev. It analyzes the theme, composition, and techniques used in four of Kayan's images. The photos emphasize the physical destruction and violence of the protest, with the backdrop of demolition as the clear focal point. People's faces are not clearly visible, focusing attention on the destruction. Through a shallow depth of field and capturing the scenes at eye level, Kayan tells a story of the damage caused by humanity through photojournalistic images emphasizing realism over emotion.
Advertising
Jonathan Knowles is a photographer in the advertising industry. His work focuses on simplistic images that draw attention to the product being advertised. Knowles' photos of a natural beauty campaign and alcoholic beverages feature a close-up of the subject against a blurred backdrop. This emphasizes the focal point and entices consumers to buy the product. Knowles uses techniques like shallow depth of field and the rule of thirds to place the item in the optical center of the image. While effective at highlighting the object, some feel his images lack creativity.
Meandmymovies
This document provides an analysis of the science fiction disaster movie genre through examining three films: Knowing, The Day After Tomorrow, and 2012. It summarizes the plots and reception of each film. It then discusses various film theories and how they relate to audience engagement with this genre, including reception theory, intertextuality, star theory, and Nick Lacey's elements of genre. The document analyzes why audiences may be drawn to films depicting destruction and catastrophe.
Task 3 regulatory bodies (1)
The document summarizes several regulatory and professional bodies within the UK creative media sector, including the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), Pan European Game Information (PEGI), Film Distributors Association, Video Standards Council (VSC), Office of Communications (Ofcom), Trading Standards Institute, Press Complaints Commission (PCC), and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). It provides a brief overview of each organization's role and responsibilities in classifying, rating, and regulating various forms of media in the UK.
Legal and ethical constraints in the creative media sector
The document summarizes several key laws related to media in the UK, including:
- The Race Relations Act 1976, which prevents racial discrimination in areas like employment, education, and public services.
- The Human Rights Act 1998, which protects fundamental freedoms like freedom of speech and privacy that are important for journalists.
- The Licensing Act 2003, which requires establishments serving alcohol, late night refreshments or entertainment to hold a license.
- Privacy, copyright, libel, obscenity, and broadcasting acts which regulate what can be published or broadcast in terms of private
information, intellectual property, defamation, inappropriate content, and control over programming.
Music videoanalysis -miley cyrus_wreckingball
1) The music video begins with an extreme close-up of Miley Cyrus crying, emphasizing her emotional state.
2) Scenes show Miley holding a sledgehammer, building suspense and representing the anger and pain of a breakup.
3) A wide shot reveals Miley in a bare concrete room, symbolizing her isolation and sorrow.
4) As the song's tempo rises, Miley becomes more distressed and is seen kissing the sledgehammer, suggesting she likes destruction.
Hamsi̇fi̇nger
This document discusses plans for a 3-day festival event at Hezarfen Airport to promote fish consumption. It will target 18-30 year olds and feature buffets, food stands, activities like jet ski simulations and frozen fish inventory. A budget of 480,542.5 TL is projected, accounting for costs of food, equipment rental, advertising, staffing and transportation. Risks like power outages or food stockouts will be mitigated with backup generators and an emergency support team.
Portrait finished
Yousuf Karsh was a photographer known for his portraits of influential figures of the 20th century. He aimed to capture their essence in a single frame and portray them as powerful and heroic. His compositions focused closely on the subject's faces and hands to emphasize their importance. Through poses and facial expressions, Karsh conveyed each subject's personality and accomplishments in a way that represented how the public viewed them. While his portraits successfully depicted his subjects as esteemed individuals, some criticism is that they present an idealized front rather than a realistic view.
Landscape
Rodney Lough Jr. is a landscape photographer known for capturing exquisite natural terrains with vivid colors and crisp details. He travels worldwide in search of untouched landscapes, which he photographs without filters to reflect their natural beauty. His photos skillfully use techniques like alignment, focal points, and the rule of thirds to make the landscapes appear dynamically complex while still simple. Key strengths of his work include its ability to portray the true beauty of landscapes through manipulation-free images captured at the perfect time of day.
Audience feedback results
The survey results provide both positive and mixed feedback on the audience test of a movie title sequence:
- The gender and age demographics reached were fairly balanced, though younger families were underrepresented. Over 50% of respondents were aged 16-18 or 35+, fitting the intended family audience.
- 91% of respondents fit the target social classification of C1-E grades, showing the right social demographic was reached, even if they may not have families.
- 92% correctly identified the genre from visual and audio elements, but some optional answers like "teens" were selected too, showing not all ages may have been appealed to.
- Respondents largely found the 120 second length and genre-fitting audio
Prezi presentation pdf
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Secondary research referencing guide
This document provides a secondary research referencing guide for a BTEC Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production. It lists examples of references for books, magazines, journals, newspapers, and websites, including titles, authors, editions, page numbers, ISBNs, dates, and URLs. The references provided are for works relating to coming of age stories like Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging and The Fault in Our Stars as well as title sequences for films like Juno and Napoleon Dynamite.
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Primary research
This document summarizes the results of a survey about title sequences for movies. The survey received responses mostly from 16-18 year olds, limiting the age range of feedback. Most respondents watched movies and understood the purpose of title sequences. Responses were mixed on whether people enjoyed watching title sequences, but over half said they did. Respondents indicated title sequences should be between 30 seconds to 2 minutes long. The most popular aspect of title sequences was that they provide hints about the movie.
Graphic designanalysis
The document analyzes and compares the title sequences of three American sitcoms: Rules of Engagement, How I Met Your Mother, and The Big Bang Theory. It finds that while all three use upbeat music and images to set the tone, they differ stylistically in ways that represent the themes and genres of their respective shows. Rules of Engagement uses slow-motion photos representing relationships. How I Met Your Mother resembles a pop-up book with zooming photos symbolizing life in New York City. The Big Bang Theory incorporates live-action, animation and imagery related to its focus on physics. Overall, the document examines how each title sequence effectively conveys essential information about its corresponding show.
Fashion (6)
Mario Testino is a well-known fashion photographer. He uses bright artificial lighting and makeup to accentuate models' eyes and features, giving them an airbrushed look. His photos focus on close-ups of models' faces to draw the viewer in. Testino composes his shots using the rule of thirds and positioning the models' eyes at focal points to direct attention to them.
PhotographyTerminologyComplete
The document discusses various photographic terminology including shutter speed, ISO, aperture, depth of field, white balance, and the rule of thirds. Shutter speed refers to how long the camera shutter is open and affects motion blur and exposure. ISO affects the camera's sensitivity to light. Aperture size affects depth of field and the amount of light entering the lens. The rule of thirds is a compositional technique that imagines dividing the frame into a 3x3 grid.
Chloe kyriacouproductiondiary
1) Over several months, the student worked through their pre-production, production, and early post-production tasks for their major final project of creating a movie title sequence.
2) They provided detailed weekly summaries of the progress made and plans for the following week, noting any delays or changes to their production schedule.
3) By the end, filming was complete, footage was being edited together into a rough cut, and the student planned to finish the final product by mid-May in order to allow time for revisions and completing evaluations.
Image manipulation
The document summarizes edits made to two images for a magazine spread. For the first image, the author flipped it, decreased its opacity to make the text more visible, and used the burn tool to increase exposure on the model's facial features and clothing. For the second image found online, the author resized it using the crop tool, decreased skin exposure and increased exposure on lips and eyes using the burn tool to make it their own style for the magazine.
Risk assesmentformlandscape
This document provides a template for conducting a risk assessment for a photography shoot. It lists several potential hazards to consider, including electrical equipment, public transportation, open water, theft, bad weather, interactions with the general public, tripping, getting lost, and assault. For each hazard, it evaluates the location of the risk, persons or property that could be harmed, existing risk controls, risk level according to a provided chart, and any further actions needed to reduce the risk level. The goal is to identify risks and put appropriate controls in place to promote safety during the photography activities.
Pr11 production commentary
The document discusses the production process for a magazine article and design. It describes using Microsoft Word for the initial draft and editing, then Photoshop for the final layout and design of the front cover and double page spread. Key aspects of design discussed include font size, image placement, masthead prominence, lead article formatting, and ensuring elements follow conventions to attract readers. The target audience is identified as 15-24 year olds, likely from lower-middle class backgrounds, interested in indie/folk music. Females are the primary audience but males may also be attracted by prominent female artists featured.
Location recognisance
The document provides a location risk assessment for shooting a film in a house in Salford, Lancashire. It details that the living room will be used for shots 1, 6, 8, 9, 11, and 12 due to its spacious size, setup, and lighting availability. The kitchen will be used for shots 5, 7, 10, 16, and 18 because of the available props and enough room for equipment and movement. Additionally, another room will be used for shots 3, 4, 13, and 15, though it is smaller, the patio windows provide the perfect natural light needed.
Phtojournalism
The document discusses photographer Barbaros Kayan's photos from a 2014 protest in Kiev. It analyzes the theme, composition, and techniques used in four of Kayan's images. The photos emphasize the physical destruction and violence of the protest, with the backdrop of demolition as the clear focal point. People's faces are not clearly visible, focusing attention on the destruction. Through a shallow depth of field and capturing the scenes at eye level, Kayan tells a story of the damage caused by humanity through photojournalistic images emphasizing realism over emotion.
Advertising
Jonathan Knowles is a photographer in the advertising industry. His work focuses on simplistic images that draw attention to the product being advertised. Knowles' photos of a natural beauty campaign and alcoholic beverages feature a close-up of the subject against a blurred backdrop. This emphasizes the focal point and entices consumers to buy the product. Knowles uses techniques like shallow depth of field and the rule of thirds to place the item in the optical center of the image. While effective at highlighting the object, some feel his images lack creativity.
Meandmymovies
This document provides an analysis of the science fiction disaster movie genre through examining three films: Knowing, The Day After Tomorrow, and 2012. It summarizes the plots and reception of each film. It then discusses various film theories and how they relate to audience engagement with this genre, including reception theory, intertextuality, star theory, and Nick Lacey's elements of genre. The document analyzes why audiences may be drawn to films depicting destruction and catastrophe.
Task 3 regulatory bodies (1)
The document summarizes several regulatory and professional bodies within the UK creative media sector, including the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), Pan European Game Information (PEGI), Film Distributors Association, Video Standards Council (VSC), Office of Communications (Ofcom), Trading Standards Institute, Press Complaints Commission (PCC), and Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). It provides a brief overview of each organization's role and responsibilities in classifying, rating, and regulating various forms of media in the UK.
Legal and ethical constraints in the creative media sector
The document summarizes several key laws related to media in the UK, including:
- The Race Relations Act 1976, which prevents racial discrimination in areas like employment, education, and public services.
- The Human Rights Act 1998, which protects fundamental freedoms like freedom of speech and privacy that are important for journalists.
- The Licensing Act 2003, which requires establishments serving alcohol, late night refreshments or entertainment to hold a license.
- Privacy, copyright, libel, obscenity, and broadcasting acts which regulate what can be published or broadcast in terms of private
information, intellectual property, defamation, inappropriate content, and control over programming.
Music videoanalysis -miley cyrus_wreckingball
1) The music video begins with an extreme close-up of Miley Cyrus crying, emphasizing her emotional state.
2) Scenes show Miley holding a sledgehammer, building suspense and representing the anger and pain of a breakup.
3) A wide shot reveals Miley in a bare concrete room, symbolizing her isolation and sorrow.
4) As the song's tempo rises, Miley becomes more distressed and is seen kissing the sledgehammer, suggesting she likes destruction.
Hamsi̇fi̇nger
This document discusses plans for a 3-day festival event at Hezarfen Airport to promote fish consumption. It will target 18-30 year olds and feature buffets, food stands, activities like jet ski simulations and frozen fish inventory. A budget of 480,542.5 TL is projected, accounting for costs of food, equipment rental, advertising, staffing and transportation. Risks like power outages or food stockouts will be mitigated with backup generators and an emergency support team.
Portrait finished
Yousuf Karsh was a photographer known for his portraits of influential figures of the 20th century. He aimed to capture their essence in a single frame and portray them as powerful and heroic. His compositions focused closely on the subject's faces and hands to emphasize their importance. Through poses and facial expressions, Karsh conveyed each subject's personality and accomplishments in a way that represented how the public viewed them. While his portraits successfully depicted his subjects as esteemed individuals, some criticism is that they present an idealized front rather than a realistic view.
Landscape
Rodney Lough Jr. is a landscape photographer known for capturing exquisite natural terrains with vivid colors and crisp details. He travels worldwide in search of untouched landscapes, which he photographs without filters to reflect their natural beauty. His photos skillfully use techniques like alignment, focal points, and the rule of thirds to make the landscapes appear dynamically complex while still simple. Key strengths of his work include its ability to portray the true beauty of landscapes through manipulation-free images captured at the perfect time of day.
Audience feedback results
The survey results provide both positive and mixed feedback on the audience test of a movie title sequence:
- The gender and age demographics reached were fairly balanced, though younger families were underrepresented. Over 50% of respondents were aged 16-18 or 35+, fitting the intended family audience.
- 91% of respondents fit the target social classification of C1-E grades, showing the right social demographic was reached, even if they may not have families.
- 92% correctly identified the genre from visual and audio elements, but some optional answers like "teens" were selected too, showing not all ages may have been appealed to.
- Respondents largely found the 120 second length and genre-fitting audio
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Secondary print based research
The document discusses secondary print-based research the author conducted on two novels, The Fault in Our Stars and Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, that were later adapted into movies. The author analyzes elements like symbolism, imagery, characterization, and writing style in one of the novels to understand genre conventions and apply them to their own family-life-themed sequence. Key themes from both novels around home, coming of age, and stereotypical teen perspectives and settings will influence the imagery and representations in the author's sequence to attract their target audience.
Final evaluation
- The document discusses a student's final major project evaluating their time management and problem solving skills.
- The project involved going through pre-production, production, and post-production stages to create a media product.
- The student had some challenges staying on schedule but was able to adapt their schedule and find solutions to issues that came up, such as actors canceling or needing to reshoot footage. They completed the project meeting the deadline.
Final evaluation
The document provides a detailed reflection on managing a major project from pre-production through post-production. Some key points:
1) Time management was a challenge, with tasks slipping behind schedule due to underestimating workloads and actor cancellations. Contingency plans helped get back on track.
2) Technical quality of the final product was mixed, with some shots appearing pixelated or with inconsistent lighting due to equipment limitations and shooting conditions.
3) Editing went smoothly using Adobe software, though rendering issues arose. Reshoots were needed when stabilizing footage failed.
4) Overall, a valuable learning experience in project management, but time management skills need further improvement.
_ig5 assignment final major project 2014 to 2015
This document outlines the tasks and assessment criteria for a student's final major project. The project requires the student to:
1) Independently devise and manage a creative media production from pre-production to post-production. The project must relate to at least one discipline such as video, audio, motion graphics, photography or graphic design.
2) Develop initial ideas using techniques like mind maps and pitch a proposal for their chosen project.
3) Conduct research and create pre-production documents including a risk assessment, storyboards, scripts and schedules to plan their production.
4) Produce the final media product according to their proposal and brief.
5) Gather audience feedback and evaluate their
Magazine analysis final
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Unit 51 pr9 sourcing images (1)
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Primary research questions
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Survey monkey questions
This survey asks respondents questions about a movie title sequence, including their age, gender, and social classification. It then asks multiple choice questions about the genre represented by the title sequence and who it seems to be aimed at. Respondents are also asked if the music and length of the sequence are suitable and if the visual aspects are aesthetically pleasing. The final question asks if the sequence makes the respondent want to watch the movie.
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Gabrielle Aplin discusses her rise to fame through YouTube covers going viral, playing at festivals like V Festival, and her excitement for her upcoming North American tour. While her career has taken off, she remains grateful to her fans for their support. Aplin also hints at new music being in the works while she settles into her recent move to London.
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This document provides information on the typical structure and features of magazine articles. It discusses the key elements like the headline, introduction, and body. The introduction is especially important as it needs to interest readers in the first paragraph. Additional features mentioned include the informal language, use of puns and alliteration, exaggerated language, slang, colloquial terms, short sentences, descriptive adjectives and elision. The document also includes a sample magazine article and asks the reader to edit it based on the structural and language criteria, noting any changes needed. It instructs presenting the original, edited and redrafted versions on a blog.
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Sergio Aguero discussed his success as the top scorer in the Premier League and for Manchester City this season, saying it feels great to beat other top players. He believes that with their talented players, Manchester City has the potential to progress further in the Champions League than they have recently. Aguero also plans to stay at Manchester City as long as possible and help them win the Champions League, though he would eventually like to return to his boyhood club Independiente in Argentina.
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This interview summary provides an overview of Gabrielle Aplin's career journey from her early YouTube covers gaining millions of views to headlining major festivals. She discusses feeling overwhelmed by her sudden rise to fame but grateful for the opportunities it has created. While she can't reveal details of her upcoming North American tour, she shares that she is working on a new album and has enjoyed her recent move to London despite some culture shock.
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- Format: one minute title sequence for movie. Coming of age family drama- looking into and researching a variety of movie genres and title sequences that accompany them- recurring themes and conventions, use of colours, styles. Decided to go against conventional genres to avoid copying existing sequences- horrors/comedies. Juno, Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club and Napoleon Dynamite-noticed they were quite quirky and funky looking.
- Decided to do something that would reflect values of movie. Initial thinking: centres around set of parents and there children, exploring family life and daily battles- disputes, dating, alcohol, school, chores, priorities, caring, love. This is what I’m aiming to reflect- representation of everything family life is about.
- When I envision my sequence this is what I see- close up shots of objects that reflect home. Although it’s about coming of age family drama, we all have loving home, that’s what I want sequence to convey. Objects I’ve chosen to use are what I associate with my own home.
- Transitioning between shots will be basic cut edits. Actual shots either still or short pans. Lighting from natural sources such as sunlight and bulbs within the house- wholesome feel. Rather than artificial and staged. Song- ‘Home’ by Gabrielle Aplin.
- Purpose it to signal start and set mood, also provides acknowledgement to all involved in production. Therefore one of most important elements. Need to be visually stimulating to grab attention whilst setting tone and reflecting theme of movie. Own home- kitchen, chalk.
- Nature of sequence and genre of movie it will be representing. Demographically- working class people within band C1 to D on the social scale. This is based on research into TV shows with similar themes- Modern family, The Middles, The Fosters- ABC figures. These are the sort of people that’ll be able to relate to the themes the sequence is conveying.
- Capturing footage with Nikon D3100/tripod. Upload, sort through it, delete unwanted/useless footage and stabilise if required- adobe after effects. Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro- placing footage in desired order, trimming down to desire length- rough edit. Begin to edit properly.