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Cookies & Cram study session will be held tomorrow at lunch in the library for grade 9 finals with study materials, help from seniors, and cookies. The Nottawasaga Junior Farmers meet this Saturday from 6:30-7:00 pm at the Stayner Curling Club for $25 annual membership. Computer vandalism will result in meeting with administration, possible police involvement, and repair costs charged to the student. The final day for grade 9 yearbook pre-orders is today for $42 in the library.
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1) Internet research on existing magazines for images, layouts, and content ideas.
2) Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to draft, plan, and analyze audience research with graphs.
3) Digital photography equipment and Adobe Photoshop to take and edit product photos.
4) Adobe InDesign to design magazine pages with images and text in columns.
5) Online platforms like SlideShare, Blogger, and Dafont to present the final work, choose a unique font, and make it accessible digitally.
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Cookies & Cram study session will be held tomorrow at lunch in the library for grade 9 finals with study materials, help from seniors, and cookies. The Nottawasaga Junior Farmers meet this Saturday from 6:30-7:00 pm at the Stayner Curling Club for $25 annual membership. Computer vandalism will result in meeting with administration, possible police involvement, and repair costs charged to the student. The final day for grade 9 yearbook pre-orders is today for $42 in the library.
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El documento describe la intoxicación por plomo, una sustancia tóxica que puede dañar varios sistemas del cuerpo como el nervioso y hematopoyético. La exposición crónica al plomo puede ocurrir por inhalación, ingestión o contacto con la piel y causar efectos como fatiga, dolores de cabeza o problemas gastrointestinales. El plomo se distribuye por todo el cuerpo y puede interferir con la producción de células sanguíneas y la absorción de calcio. El documento también enumera medidas preventivas como el uso de equip
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The document discusses the marketing process for the Hollywood blockbuster film "Need for Speed." It identifies the target audience as male car enthusiasts between ages 15-35 based on the popularity of the video game franchise. Extensive market research including audience surveys and focus groups would have been used to develop the marketing campaign. The campaign utilizes iconic posters showing fast cars and attractive women to anchor meaning and attract the target demographic. Synergy with the existing video game franchise helps drive interest in the film from that existing fan base.
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Este documento apresenta um padrão de barras verticais que representam diferentes números. As barras estão agrupadas em grupos de tamanhos diferentes, indicando quantidades variadas.
What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this...
The document discusses the various digital tools and technologies used to create a magazine product, including:
1) Internet research on existing magazines for images, layouts, and content ideas.
2) Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel to draft, plan, and analyze audience research with graphs.
3) Digital photography equipment and Adobe Photoshop to take and edit product photos.
4) Adobe InDesign to design magazine pages with images and text in columns.
5) Online platforms like SlideShare, Blogger, and Dafont to present the final work, choose a unique font, and make it accessible digitally.
Evaluation question 1
The media product uses some conventional horror film elements but also challenges conventions in several ways:
1. The creepy piano music used conforms to horror film conventions by creating atmosphere, but teenagers are featured as victims rather than mid-aged adults, allowing for greater audience relatability.
2. A ghost is used as the supernatural element, which is quite conventional, but the setting of an abandoned asylum is unusual for horror films that typically use houses or outdoor locations.
3. The target audience of older teenagers is unconventional, as horror films usually aim for mid-aged adults, in order to increase the likelihood that the target group will view the film.
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The answer to an evalution question - How does your media product represent particular social groups?
Question 1
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Evaluation 1
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2. The secretary needs to search by team name to output manager, location, game results, and player names.
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2. The text was copied from Microsoft Word and pasted into Photoshop to be formatted and positioned across two pages like a magazine article. Images and vinyl textures were added and layered properly.
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The media product uses some conventional horror film elements but also challenges conventions in several ways:
1. The creepy piano music used conforms to horror film conventions by creating atmosphere, but teenagers are featured as victims rather than mid-aged adults, allowing for greater audience relatability.
2. A ghost is used as the supernatural element, which is quite conventional, but the setting of an abandoned asylum is unusual for horror films that typically use houses or outdoor locations.
3. The target audience of older teenagers is unconventional, as horror films usually aim for mid-aged adults, in order to increase the likelihood that the target group will view the film.
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The document discusses the design elements of a horror film magazine cover. It describes how the masthead, font, and red coloring establish the magazine's horror genre. The main image from the film Insidious and inclusion of the film title draw attention and relate the magazine to the featured film. Dark colors like black and red are used to set a horror tone. Overall, the cover employs common horror conventions through its visual design to effectively promote the genre and featured content to readers.
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The document discusses the mise-en-scene elements used in a film opening scene. It describes the costumes of the two main characters, Jay and Leon, and how their clothing helps establish setting and character. It also discusses the use of natural street lighting and a lamp for internal lighting. The roles of the two main actors are outlined, as well as the use of props like a bag and cigarettes to create intrigue. The setting is described as being primarily filmed on the streets of a town to fit the genre.
Visual influences
This document discusses various works that involve visual influences and surveillance including Bentham's Panopticon prison, Guillermo Gomez Peno's "Undiscovered Amerindians" artwork, the Wooster Group's "To you, the Birdie" performance, and the television show Big Brother. It analyzes how these works use surveillance, voyeurism, and the idea of always being watched to exert power and control over subjects while challenging notions of privacy versus security.
Data is boring. Stories are not.
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Cam's Totem Pole
The document discusses Cam's totem pole project for school. It includes pictures and descriptions of symbols from New Zealand, where most of Cam's family is from, the United Kingdom, where Cam's great grandmother was born, and Russia, where Cam's great great grandmother was partially from. Cam chose symbols that represent their cultural heritage and background.
Location recce
The document discusses recceing two locations for filming - an office and a bar in Slough. For both locations, permission was obtained to film. Health and safety issues were considered, including emergency access and exits. Test recordings were made at each location to check for sound or video problems. Filming details such as dates, times, parking and equipment needs were confirmed. Photos were taken of key areas at each location before filming began.
Media Coursework - Representation
The answer to an evalution question - How does your media product represent particular social groups?
Question 1
The document discusses the creative choices made in developing a media product. It describes using the title "Wire Productions" to honor the continued importance of wires, and the title "Jeremy's Boy" to intrigue audiences. Red and white colors were used for the titles against a red brick house. During a key scene, debris and a fireplace were included to suggest danger and an abandoned house. The gangsters are dressed smartly to portray sophisticated criminals. Suspenseful music with increasing volume was used for tension during a threat of violence. A variety of shots including close-ups, point-of-view, and two shots help audiences understand the setting and action.
Q1b exam outline
This document discusses applying audience theory to a teaser trailer for a film project. It identifies the target audience as 18-25 year olds and discusses three relevant audience theories: the gratifications model, the hypodermic needle theory, and Stuart Hall's theory. The document analyzes how the teaser trailer supports some theories by including elements that would appeal to and intrigue the target audience, but challenges others by presenting an active rather than passive audience.
Project Highlights 2013
This document lists various landscape and construction projects that have received awards and recognition from an organization. It includes projects in several states like California, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Colorado, and others. The projects range from community developments, commercial properties, parks, museums, and more. Award categories mentioned include Planet Grand Winner, Planet Merit Award, and Planet Recognition Award.
Introduction
This magazine will focus on dance music similar to Mixmag. Dance and pop music magazines were the most popular genres among the target audience, which is why the genre of dance was chosen.
Year 10 extended research project
This document provides information about different types of learners and learning styles. It describes independent learners, team workers, effect participators, self-managers, reflective learners, and creative thinkers. For each learning style, it lists abilities and skills. The document then provides students with briefs and topics for an extended research project. Students are asked to choose a topic to research, consider presentation methods, and complete a lesson plan. The lesson plan template includes tasks, outcomes, presentation modes, and deadlines.
June 10 P32
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Evaluation 1
The document discusses conventions of title sequences in horror and thriller films. It analyzes how the student's title sequence follows and challenges some of these conventions. Some conventions it follows include using tension-building combinations of familiar and unfamiliar images, ordering titles to the beat of the music, and including a recognizable piece of original music. Some conventions it challenges include using a plain font instead of a stylized one and having titles arranged unpredictably on screen.
June 03 P2
The document describes a database system needed for a local football league with 10 teams. It includes the following:
1. The database needs to store player and team details including names, addresses, phone numbers, teams played for, manager details, game results.
2. The secretary needs to search by team name to output manager, location, game results, and player names.
3. The document provides questions to design forms and tables to store this data and develop a system for inputting and outputting the required information.
Zombieland trailer presentation
Zombieland is a zombie film starring Jesse Eisenberg. The 2 minute and 55 second trailer reveals that zombies have invaded and are attacking people and turning them into zombies as well. It shows two men trying to kill off the zombies. While it doesn't explain how the zombie outbreak started, it effectively shows action scenes and leaves the viewer wanting to know what happens next. The trailer targets fans of the zombie genre and those familiar with actor Jesse Eisenberg through its use of genre conventions and suspenseful elements.
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