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This document is a production log for a double page spread in a music magazine. It discusses 5 drafts of the double page spread, with Draft 1 being selected as the final version. Reasons for selecting Draft 1 are not provided. The log also mentions that the initial inspiration came from another double page spread that used a transparent image with text overlay. However, a different image was ultimately selected for the final spread.
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The document outlines photography plans for different pages of a magazine. For the cover page, there will be a main photo of a female artist playing guitar not facing the audience, along with smaller images. The contents page will feature a main image of two boys listening to music on a phone, along with a photo related to the feature article and a concert image. The double page spread will have a medium shot of the female artist from the cover taking up one page, outside with her looking into the distance about her music career, along with smaller concert photos.
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The front cover will feature a model against a plain white backdrop in the center to look clean and professional without distractions. Most magazines use white backdrops.
The contents page will include the cover star as the largest image along with two smaller images of a London landscape and another indie artist. A neutral color background will be used with pops of color from the color scheme.
The double page spread will feature a full-bleed image of the model set against the backdrop of Brick Lane to look like a piece of professional artwork, with an intricate background surrounding the subject. A pull quote will be used to draw attention to the main body text.
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The front cover will feature a model against a plain white backdrop in the center to look clean and professional without distractions. Most magazines use white backdrops.
The contents page will include the cover star as the largest image along with two smaller images of a London landscape and another indie artist. A neutral color background will be used with pops of color from the color scheme.
The double page spread will feature a full-bleed image of the model set against the backdrop of Brick Lane to look like a piece of professional artwork, with an intricate background surrounding the subject. A pull quote will be used to draw attention to the main body text.
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3) While some conventions like narration and characters were developed from the original story, codes of thrillers like fonts, lighting and tension building were generally followed.
4) Care was taken to develop conventions thoughtfully and not overly challenge expectations to still engage the target audience.
Red Riding Hodd Production 2.
The editor reviewed the storyboard and made several choices to improve the thriller trailer. Shots of the huntsman and Red Riding Hood were slowed down to increase tension. Intertitles with the font "Chiller" and taglines like "From the creatures of Anomie" were added to set the genre. Visual effects like cross hatching were used to create a dark, gloomy tone. Voiceovers were recorded and shorter shot timings increased the pace. Sound effects added anticipation and tension. The trailer was concluded conventionally by showing the film title and release date.
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The document is a shot list for the film "Red Riding Hood" containing 25 shots with descriptions of the location, elements, props, costumes, makeup, and lighting for each shot. Key locations include a Victorian house, Streatham Forest, and St Leonards Baptist Church. Recurring props include a red bag containing food, a bedside table, bible, and candle. Costumes highlighted are Little Red Riding Hood's red dress and scarf and the Witch's black cloak. Elements like the Witch's shadow and eyes are also noted.
Call sheet changes
Due to safety mishaps, Kem Production had to change their filming locations from Streatham to areas closer to college. As the location scout, the document's author scouted potential new locations such as Clapham Park. One location found was Clapham Common, which despite not being as suitable as Streatham Common, was a safe substitute close to college. The author also found a potential exterior location for a grandmother's house but it required permission. Additionally, St. Paul's Church in Clapham was scouted as a potential interior church location. However, the grandmother's house scene ultimately had to be changed entirely due to no suitable house being found.
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This call sheet outlines the scenes, locations, cast, costumes, props, and dates for shooting a film adaptation of Little Red Riding Hood. Scene numbers 5, 8, 12, 27, and 15 will feature Little Red Riding Hood portrayed by Natalie in a red dress and handbag/bag. Scenes 6, 7, 18, 20, 21, 29 will feature the Huntsman portrayed by Irwin on a motorbike wearing a biker jacket and black jeans. Scene 28 will feature the Witch portrayed by Helen wearing a black cloak.
Location scouting
Mary Nzeh documented several potential filming locations in London for a director and producer. Locations included:
1. Camberwell for a motorbike scene, which was described as quiet with nearby public transportation.
2. Streatham Common and Forest Hill for forest scenes, but both had some practical challenges.
3. Brixton Library and the exterior of a house in Brixton, which required permission but had few practical issues.
4. Two churches - St. Matthew's in Brixton and St. Leonards in Streatham - were considered for church scenes, though St. Leonards had some limitations regarding space and included a graveyard.
Accessibility, practical challenges, and required
Week 3
The group developed their own script for Little Red Riding Hood by first researching existing scripts of the fairy tale. They used parts of the original story that they were familiar with but wanted to ensure they did not simply copy another script. Their resulting script incorporated elements from the original to maintain familiarity for the audience while also making some changes, such as replacing the wolf with a witch and changing Little Red Riding Hood's cloak to a dress.
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The document analyzes techniques used in the trailer for the movie "The Roommate". It discusses how the trailer establishes an initial equilibrium state for the characters and then disturbs that equilibrium through the use of editing, camera angles, lighting, locations, and props to build tension and suspense. The analysis provides examples from shots in the trailer and considers how these techniques could be applied to create an effective trailer that leaves the audience wanting more.
Analysis of "The roommate" (2010 )
The document discusses various filmmaking techniques used in the trailer for the movie "The Roommate." It analyzes shots including establishing shots, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder shots. It also discusses the use of color, lighting, editing, locations, and tag lines to build tension and suspense. The analysis is meant to inform the creation of the author's own thriller trailer.
Analysis of thrillers
The document discusses conventions that are commonly used in thriller movies and trailers to create suspense and a sense of realism. It notes techniques like dark lighting, pale faces, exaggerated sound effects, plot twists, false alarms, dramatic music and colors, and relatable but not realistic scenarios. These conventions are then analyzed as used in the trailers for movies like "Insidious," "The Ring Three," "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," and "The Roommate." Facial expressions and makeup are also discussed as important for thrillers, with an example given of how special effects can transform an innocent object or character to look scary.
Planning of trailer (A2)
During the first week of her media coursework, Mary and her group had to choose a fairy tale to modify and a film genre to work in. They decided on modifying Little Red Riding Hood into a thriller. This required researching thriller conventions and analyzing thriller trailers. They considered representation, narrative, characters, audience and other elements in planning their work. Sound effects would also be important to convey suspense for the thriller genre.
planning of fairytale trailer.
During the first week of her media coursework, Mary and her group had to choose a fairy tale to modify and a film genre to adapt it into. They decided on modifying Little Red Riding Hood into a thriller. This required researching thriller conventions, discussing character representations and roles, considering sound design and establishing the narrative, tone and intended audience. Their goal was to subvert expectations and avoid gender stereotypes commonly associated with the original fairy tale.
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Photoshop to manipulate images, InDesign for page layouts, curves adjustment in Photoshop, and uploading PowerPoints to blogs using Slide Rocket and SlideShare. The learner used a digital camera, Word, PowerPoint, and Internet Explorer in additional to Photoshop and InDesign. Overall, the process taught the learner about using various software programs for different elements of design work.
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Through the use of images, words, quotes and titles, the media product represents the social group of funk fans as outspoken, aggressive, and embracing non-conformist individualism. Stereotypes of funk fans as "wild" and different are acknowledged but redefined positively through quotes emphasizing individualism rather than appearance. While some stereotypical elements cannot be avoided to appeal to the target audience, care is taken to avoid negative portrayals and instead portray funk fans as proud, authoritative rebels expressing themselves freely.
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The document discusses different shot types to be used in a funk magazine, including high angle shots, medium long shots, and low angle shots. High angle shots give the audience a sense of power by looking down on subjects. Medium long shots allow viewers to see body language and costumes. Low angle shots make subjects appear larger. Close up shots are avoided to maintain empowering readers rather than intimacy, and different shot types show emotions through body language and props rather than just faces.
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This document evaluates the creator's funk magazine front cover. It discusses the fonts, font sizes, and language used to address the audience. The creator aimed to create a synthetic relationship with readers through a first-person address. Photoshop was used to manipulate images and learn advanced adjustments. Codes and conventions like mastheads, issue numbers, and barcodes were applied. Images were placed over text to challenge conventions. The creator has learned more about manipulating images, magazine codes and conventions, and using color schemes since their preliminary task.
Evaluation of my funk magazine front cover 1
The document evaluates the creator's front cover for their Funk magazine. It discusses using an image that looks directly at the camera to create a synthetic relationship with the audience. The image also grabs attention through an "aggressive" facial expression. It allows the creator to hint at a stereo player advertised inside through a covert advert in the image. The cover challenges conventions by using two merged images rather than one and placing images in front of text.
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