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The document is a production diary detailing the process of creating an action movie poster. It outlines initial ideas in April, a proposal focusing on an action movie poster in early April, research on existing movie posters in late April, finishing a layout plan in early May, adding information like credits and actor names in mid-May, finalizing the font and justifying its selection, adding production company logos in mid-May, and obtaining pictures to add to the poster in late May.
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Evaluation Q1.
My media product uses and develops conventions of real teaser trailers, posters, and magazine covers. For the teaser trailer, I copied the structure and stylistic elements of real trailers on YouTube, including fast pacing, title sequences, and close-up shots. My poster includes key elements found in real film posters like the protagonist, quotes, and production details. The magazine cover mimics the layout and features of "Total Film" magazine, such as the main character image, issue details, and sidebar content.
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1) Using white text so key information like title and date are easily visible at a glance.
2) Making the title the largest text to draw attention and allow viewers to look up other details about the movie.
3) Including all six main characters on the theatrical poster so viewers can judge their ages and relatability.
4) Using clothing cues to further indicate characters' ages and roles.
5) Balancing male and female characters across posters to appeal to both genders.
Fmp proposal
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This document provides the details of an assignment for a Level 2 Diploma in Creative Media Production unit on audio production. The purpose is to develop skills in broadcast and non-broadcast audio formats, sound recording technology, and audio post-production software. Students must complete 4 tasks: 1) research and define audio products and formats, 2) record voice jingles for radio station E6 Radio, 3) use post-production techniques to edit the jingles, and 4) evaluate two finished jingles based on audience feedback. The assignment aims to improve students' technical audio skills and ability to analyze their own work.
Broadcast and non-broadcast_audio_products_and_formats_worksheet_ig1_task_1
Terrestrial radio is land-based radio that provides listeners with music, talk and news. Digital audio broadcasting is a transmission technology designed in the 1980s to bring digital benefits to analog radio. News and features packages are the longest type of storytelling found on television newscasts and some long-form news programming. Podcasts are digital media files that can be audio, video or PDF files subscribed to and downloaded through web syndication or streamed online. MP3 is an audio encoding format for playing digital audio files.
Ig2 l2 btec_assignment_2012_to_2013
This document provides the brief for a creative media production project assignment. The deadline for completion is May 23, 2013. The assessor is Iain Goodyear. Students must originate, develop, and research an idea for a media product. They must then produce a proposal and manage the production process to create the media product. This includes planning pre-production, production, and post-production stages. Students will be graded based on their ability to prepare proposals, complete pre-production, apply technology and techniques, and review their work.
Broadcast and non-broadcast_audio_products_and_formats_worksheet_ig1_task_1
Terrestrial radio is land-based radio that provides listeners with music, talk, and news. Digital audio broadcasting (DAB) is a transmission technology designed in the 1980s to bring digital benefits to analog radio broadcasts. News and features packages are the longest type of storytelling found on television newscasts and some long-form news programming. Podcasts are digital media files that can include audio, video, or PDF files that are subscribed to and downloaded through web syndication or streamed online. MP3 files allow for digital music storage and playback on devices.
Evaluation radio jingles
The document discusses evaluation of two radio jingles through an online survey. Key findings from the survey results include:
1) Respondents indicated that the recording quality of the jingles was the best part but the music was the weakest.
2) Most respondents said they only sometimes or do not like listening to jingles.
3) Half said the jingles were good or best quality while 20% said they were bad.
4) When asked for opinions, most said the jingles were good work but could be improved and some thought they were average.
Jobs in creative_media
This document provides information about jobs in creative media such as film video and editorial. It discusses typical starting salaries ranging from £18,000-£25,000 and salaries with experience from £20,000-£35,000. Senior level salaries range from £37,000-£70,000. Most editors work as freelancers and are paid on a contract basis with rates varying. Hours may include shift work, long hours, and overtime to meet deadlines. Skills required include a keen eye for detail, creativity, patience, ability to work as part of a team and meet deadlines under pressure. No specific qualifications are required but software skills and a portfolio demonstrating editing abilities are important.
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The document discusses jobs in the creative media industry, specifically the role of a director. It provides information on the skills, qualifications, contracts, pay and methods of recruitment for directors. Directors must have strong communication skills, a deep passion for filmmaking, and the ability to work long hours. Formal qualifications are not required but extensive industry experience and practical experience are crucial for this role. Directors typically work their way up from entry-level positions over many years.
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