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This document contains Daniel Firth's mind maps for problem solving and the equipment, software, locations, people, and websites needed for his final major project (FMP). It includes potential problems he may encounter like computer or equipment breakages and solutions like having backups and spare equipment. It also outlines experiments done with different website creators like WIX, SquareSpace, and Webador as well as animation software like Motionden, Animaker, and Piskel. Videos may also be included but no details are provided about specific video experiments.
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The document discusses how media has influenced perceptions of militaries over time from the pre-20th century to today. It describes how in the early 20th century, print media like recruitment posters helped drive mass recruitment for World War I and II. More recently, autobiographies, films like "American Sniper", and reality TV shows depicting military training have provided windows into military life and shone both positive and negative lights on militaries. The relationship between media and military is seen as mutually beneficial yet sometimes negatively impacting perceptions or recruitment.
Production reflection
The document summarizes the production process of a documentary about recruitment into the British army over several sessions:
1) The creator started by making credits and an intro using a British army recruitment ad from YouTube and adding a backing track.
2) Additional footage was filmed of an applicant using the army's website and effects were added to existing footage.
3) The documentary was later cut down significantly from 10 minutes to just under 3 minutes by replacing interview footage with more relevant footage from the British army and overlaying additional audio.
4) In later sessions more audio and footage were added, resulting in a finished 3 minute 21 second documentary using minimal interview footage and more relevant visuals and audio about the army recruitment
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Daniel Firth conducted three experiments adding various visual effects to video footage to make it more unique and odd. Some effects he liked were the mirror effect, grid/checkerboard effects, circle effect, and emboss effect which he may incorporate into his documentary project. Other effects he tried such as in Experiment 2 did not suit his documentary. Effects he intends to use from Experiment 3 include wave warm, find edges, and roughen edges which gives an old film look.
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The document discusses how media has changed perceptions of the military over time. In the early 20th century, media was primarily newspapers and radio. Television became prominent in the mid-20th century. Traditionally, media focused on information but now focuses more on entertainment. Military perceptions were largely positive during World Wars I and II but have become more complex since due to ongoing conflicts. Now, the military actively uses social media and its own channels to engage with the public.
Asff 2020
This document provides a summary of films viewed and masterclasses attended as part of a film festival programme. Over multiple days, the document's author watched comedy films, thrillers, animations and attended classes on creating narratives and adapting stories for animation. University showcases explored themes of work regimes, sexuality and labour rights. A guest programme on remembering WW2 focused on the Normandy landings and how to incorporate historical military elements.
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The 7-shot documentary factual plan summarizes shots that will cover: (1) an introduction with subtitles explaining the purpose and subjects of the documentary; (2) an interview with a recruiter discussing changes to the recruitment process and items on the recruitment office wall; (3) an interviewee discussing training activities while being interviewed; (4) more of the interviewee giving their opinion on recruitment changes; (5) public domain footage of military training while answering interview questions; (6) the interviewee discussing why they applied and how to apply; (7) concluding shots outside the careers center with links to applying.
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