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I come from a large family with 5 siblings. We all grew up together in a small town where our parents still live. Although we have all moved away now to different cities for work or school, we try to get together as often as we can for holidays and family reunions to reminisce about our childhood and keep our strong family bonds.
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I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
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I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
Media homework endless love presentation - year 12
Universal Pictures used innovative marketing strategies to promote Endless Love including leveraging social media platforms and Bluetooth technology. On Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, the film's pages provided interviews, trailers, photos and extra content to engage fans. Additionally, Universal set up Bluetooth areas in select malls where shoppers could connect to receive exclusive movie content directly on their phones. The film was also released on Valentine's Day and advertised on bus shelters, YouTube, and television to reach broad audiences.
Evaluation Question 6 - Technologies
The document discusses the technologies used to create a thriller opening sequence. It describes using Adobe After Effects for editing and becoming competent with the software. A digital camera allowed for higher quality and easier to upload footage compared to an analog camera. Foley techniques were used to re-record sound in a studio to replace low quality audio from locations with background noise. Various social media technologies like Prezi, Pinterest, and Skype were used to communicate ideas for the project in different ways beyond just text.
We Day Vancouver 2013
Over 18,000 students from across British Columbia attended We Day at Rogers Arena in Vancouver to be inspired by famous speakers such as Kofi Annan, Martin Luther King III, and Spencer West. Attendees learned how kids like Molly Burke, Vishal Vijay and Hannah Alper are making a difference, and that students themselves are the leaders of today who can positively impact their community and world through groups like Free the Children started by Mark and Craig Keilburger.
Presentation1
I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
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Presentation1
I come from a large family with 5 siblings. We all grew up together in a small town where our parents still live. Although we have all moved away now to different cities for work or school, we try to get together as often as we can for holidays and family reunions to reminisce about our childhood and keep our strong family bonds.
Presentation1
I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
Presentation1
I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
Media homework endless love presentation - year 12
Universal Pictures used innovative marketing strategies to promote Endless Love including leveraging social media platforms and Bluetooth technology. On Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, the film's pages provided interviews, trailers, photos and extra content to engage fans. Additionally, Universal set up Bluetooth areas in select malls where shoppers could connect to receive exclusive movie content directly on their phones. The film was also released on Valentine's Day and advertised on bus shelters, YouTube, and television to reach broad audiences.
Evaluation Question 6 - Technologies
The document discusses the technologies used to create a thriller opening sequence. It describes using Adobe After Effects for editing and becoming competent with the software. A digital camera allowed for higher quality and easier to upload footage compared to an analog camera. Foley techniques were used to re-record sound in a studio to replace low quality audio from locations with background noise. Various social media technologies like Prezi, Pinterest, and Skype were used to communicate ideas for the project in different ways beyond just text.
We Day Vancouver 2013
Over 18,000 students from across British Columbia attended We Day at Rogers Arena in Vancouver to be inspired by famous speakers such as Kofi Annan, Martin Luther King III, and Spencer West. Attendees learned how kids like Molly Burke, Vishal Vijay and Hannah Alper are making a difference, and that students themselves are the leaders of today who can positively impact their community and world through groups like Free the Children started by Mark and Craig Keilburger.
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I come from a large family with many siblings. We all live close by and get together often for meals and celebrations. Our family is very important to me and I cherish the time we spend together.
Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the psychographic profile of the target audience for a film opening sequence. It involves violent scenes with knives, guns, and kidnapping, so the psychographic is those interested in action and suspense. Some may be put off by the violence depending on their beliefs. The intended audience would find the depiction of kidnapping intriguing rather than condemning. The opening sequence is rated 15 by the BBFC due to strong violence. A character profile of a potential viewer, John Smith, is provided who enjoys thriller films of various types and would likely be interested in the opening sequence.
Laura Mulvey - The Male Gaze
Laura Mulvey developed the theory of the male gaze in 1975. The male gaze refers to how audiences are forced to view certain people, especially women, from a heterosexual male perspective. Key aspects of the male gaze include the camera lingering on women's bodies, portraying women in the context of men's reactions, and relegating women to the status of objects for the male viewer. However, the male gaze has been criticized for not accounting for women who enjoy being observed in this way, such as at beauty pageants, and for overlooking non-sexual gazes between people of the same gender related to body image or fashion.
Representation and Star Image
The document discusses several concepts related to representation and star image in music videos. It covers voyeurism and exhibitionism in music videos and how they relate to the sexualization of women. It also discusses the different forms of "star power" artists can possess, including economic, artistic, and ideological power. Additionally, it examines how star images are constructed through elements like songs, album covers, media coverage, live performances, and music videos.
We Day 2013
Over 18,000 students from across British Columbia attended We Day in Vancouver to listen to inspiring speakers such as Kofi Annan, Martin Luther King III, and Spencer West discuss how young people can make positive changes in their communities and around the world. Students were especially motivated by Molly Burke, Vishal Vijay and Hannah Alper who showed how kids just like them are making a difference, and learned from Mark and Craig Keilburger that as the leaders of today they have the power within to help create a better future.
Continuity Editing
Continuity editing uses established rules to maintain a clear and coherent narrative flow between shot sequences. The key rules are crosscutting, establishing shots, shot/reverse shot, the 180-degree rule, the 30-degree rule, match on action, eyeline match, and re-establishing shots. Following these rules provides structural benefits like a seamless narrative, smooth shot transitions, and easy viewer comprehension.
IGlobe
The IGlobe website provides information on 6 main topics - education, technology, politics, industries, economy, and aliens. It aims to increase awareness about latest developments in these fields that are not widely known, such as new technologies, currencies, secret societies, and extraterrestrial life. The website content covers topics like e-learning, world education systems, Google technologies, Android, secret agencies, digital currencies, global economies, major industries, military aircraft, artificial intelligence, and potential government contacts with other planets. IGlobe's goal is to enhance users' general knowledge through facts collected from various reputed sources on these largely hidden or unknown subjects.
Audience Theorists
This document summarizes several theories related to audience engagement with media:
- Jeremy Tunstall describes primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of audience engagement with different media.
- Uses and Gratifications Theory explains how audiences seek different gratifications and pleasures from media.
- Katz and Lazarsfeld's Two-Step Flow Theory describes how opinions are formed through opinion leaders.
- Adorno's theory of passive consumption and the hypodermic needle model view audiences as being directly influenced by media messages.
- David Gauntlett's concept of the prosumer discusses how audiences can become producers through activities like creating YouTube videos.
- Stuart Hall's theory of dominant, negotiated, and oppositional readings examines how
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Synergy in business occurs when the value of combined products or assets is greater than the sum of their individual values. In media and film, synergy can take many forms such as product placement, promotional partnerships, spin-offs, merchandise, and vertical integration between parent companies and their subsidiaries. This allows large media conglomerates to cross-promote their films, TV shows, games, and other products to multiply profits. Synergy is a key strategy for major studios to market their films and take advantage of corporate partnerships.
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Evaluation Question 4
The document discusses the psychographic profile of the target audience for a film opening sequence. It involves violent scenes with knives, guns, and kidnapping, so the psychographic is those interested in action and suspense. Some may be put off by the violence depending on their beliefs. The intended audience would find the depiction of kidnapping intriguing rather than condemning. The opening sequence is rated 15 by the BBFC due to strong violence. A character profile of a potential viewer, John Smith, is provided who enjoys thriller films of various types and would likely be interested in the opening sequence.
Laura Mulvey - The Male Gaze
Laura Mulvey developed the theory of the male gaze in 1975. The male gaze refers to how audiences are forced to view certain people, especially women, from a heterosexual male perspective. Key aspects of the male gaze include the camera lingering on women's bodies, portraying women in the context of men's reactions, and relegating women to the status of objects for the male viewer. However, the male gaze has been criticized for not accounting for women who enjoy being observed in this way, such as at beauty pageants, and for overlooking non-sexual gazes between people of the same gender related to body image or fashion.
Representation and Star Image
The document discusses several concepts related to representation and star image in music videos. It covers voyeurism and exhibitionism in music videos and how they relate to the sexualization of women. It also discusses the different forms of "star power" artists can possess, including economic, artistic, and ideological power. Additionally, it examines how star images are constructed through elements like songs, album covers, media coverage, live performances, and music videos.
We Day 2013
Over 18,000 students from across British Columbia attended We Day in Vancouver to listen to inspiring speakers such as Kofi Annan, Martin Luther King III, and Spencer West discuss how young people can make positive changes in their communities and around the world. Students were especially motivated by Molly Burke, Vishal Vijay and Hannah Alper who showed how kids just like them are making a difference, and learned from Mark and Craig Keilburger that as the leaders of today they have the power within to help create a better future.
Continuity Editing
Continuity editing uses established rules to maintain a clear and coherent narrative flow between shot sequences. The key rules are crosscutting, establishing shots, shot/reverse shot, the 180-degree rule, the 30-degree rule, match on action, eyeline match, and re-establishing shots. Following these rules provides structural benefits like a seamless narrative, smooth shot transitions, and easy viewer comprehension.
IGlobe
The IGlobe website provides information on 6 main topics - education, technology, politics, industries, economy, and aliens. It aims to increase awareness about latest developments in these fields that are not widely known, such as new technologies, currencies, secret societies, and extraterrestrial life. The website content covers topics like e-learning, world education systems, Google technologies, Android, secret agencies, digital currencies, global economies, major industries, military aircraft, artificial intelligence, and potential government contacts with other planets. IGlobe's goal is to enhance users' general knowledge through facts collected from various reputed sources on these largely hidden or unknown subjects.
Audience Theorists
This document summarizes several theories related to audience engagement with media:
- Jeremy Tunstall describes primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of audience engagement with different media.
- Uses and Gratifications Theory explains how audiences seek different gratifications and pleasures from media.
- Katz and Lazarsfeld's Two-Step Flow Theory describes how opinions are formed through opinion leaders.
- Adorno's theory of passive consumption and the hypodermic needle model view audiences as being directly influenced by media messages.
- David Gauntlett's concept of the prosumer discusses how audiences can become producers through activities like creating YouTube videos.
- Stuart Hall's theory of dominant, negotiated, and oppositional readings examines how
Synergy Powerpoint
Synergy in business occurs when the value of combined products or assets is greater than the sum of their individual values. In media and film, synergy can take many forms such as product placement, promotional partnerships, spin-offs, merchandise, and vertical integration between parent companies and their subsidiaries. This allows large media conglomerates to cross-promote their films, TV shows, games, and other products to multiply profits. Synergy is a key strategy for major studios to market their films and take advantage of corporate partnerships.
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