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Evaluation 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you think you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product
Filming space
This document provides a filming schedule with shot numbers ranging from 3 to 35, listing the various shots planned to be filmed without providing any details about the shots or scene being filmed. It appears to be a basic shot list for a film or video production.
Question one
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real-life media products. It summarizes how the product sticks to conventions such as bright colors, high key lighting, and imperative verbs to look professional. It also challenges some conventions by focusing on an unconventional genre of house music and portraying an empowered female model rather than sexualizing her. The document analyzes where it meets and challenges conventions through choices of genre, lighting, locations, and focusing on the model's determination rather than sexuality.
Focus group
The focus group generally liked the magazine idea, particularly the choice of genre, use of a female producer to promote empowerment, background information on the genre, and neon color theme. However, some had concerns about using puffs on the cover due to looking unprofessional, and using an unknown upcoming producer rather than an established musician. To improve, the group recommended keeping the magazine slick and professional by focusing on one or two ideas rather than multiple, and using white and black to separate out neon colors so they are not overwhelming.
Resources
The document discusses the various equipment, resources, and software the creator will use to produce their music magazine, including:
A Canon DSLR camera, tripod, soft boxes, gels, reflectors, and beauty dish for photography. Photoshop and InDesign will be used to edit images and layout the magazine. Dafont will provide fonts. Presentation tools like Prezi, SlideShare, PowToon, and YouTube will be used for research and promotion. The equipment is chosen to produce high quality, colorful images with professional lighting and editing to appeal to the target audience.
Final research
The document discusses various fonts and title sequences that could work for a supernatural horror film. It analyzes fonts used in films like "Blair Witch Project", "Paranormal Activity", and "Scream" that connote danger, loneliness, and screaming through visual elements of the fonts. Placement of credits in films like "Monsters Inc", "Panic Room", and "Psycho" are also examined for how they relate to the narrative. Potential scores using instruments like violins, atonal music, and cello/viola are suggested that could set the right mood and appeal to the intended audience.
Feedback from main and ancillary tasks
The document provides feedback on tasks for color grading, editing, and sound design improvements needed for the short film and ancillary materials. For the film, suggestions are made to add sound effects, tighten cuts, re-shoot unclear shots, and adjust color and audio levels. For the poster, recommendations involve resizing images and rearranging text information. For the radio ad, the voiceover is considered unsuitable and a script rewrite is proposed along with replacing an unclear audio clip.
Q6
The student used various software and hardware technologies to create a film production. Final Cut Pro was used for editing and allowed them to organize clips, sound, and effects to construct their story, though some elements did not fit together smoothly. Presentation software was also used to create colorful, engaging blogs to present their work. A Panasonic camera was used for filming but not all of its settings were utilized. A H4N audio recorder captured clear foley sounds to sync with clips. The student aims to improve their skills with Final Cut Pro and sound editing.
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Evaluation 7
Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you think you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product
Filming space
This document provides a filming schedule with shot numbers ranging from 3 to 35, listing the various shots planned to be filmed without providing any details about the shots or scene being filmed. It appears to be a basic shot list for a film or video production.
Question one
The document discusses how the media product uses, develops, or challenges conventions of real-life media products. It summarizes how the product sticks to conventions such as bright colors, high key lighting, and imperative verbs to look professional. It also challenges some conventions by focusing on an unconventional genre of house music and portraying an empowered female model rather than sexualizing her. The document analyzes where it meets and challenges conventions through choices of genre, lighting, locations, and focusing on the model's determination rather than sexuality.
Focus group
The focus group generally liked the magazine idea, particularly the choice of genre, use of a female producer to promote empowerment, background information on the genre, and neon color theme. However, some had concerns about using puffs on the cover due to looking unprofessional, and using an unknown upcoming producer rather than an established musician. To improve, the group recommended keeping the magazine slick and professional by focusing on one or two ideas rather than multiple, and using white and black to separate out neon colors so they are not overwhelming.
Resources
The document discusses the various equipment, resources, and software the creator will use to produce their music magazine, including:
A Canon DSLR camera, tripod, soft boxes, gels, reflectors, and beauty dish for photography. Photoshop and InDesign will be used to edit images and layout the magazine. Dafont will provide fonts. Presentation tools like Prezi, SlideShare, PowToon, and YouTube will be used for research and promotion. The equipment is chosen to produce high quality, colorful images with professional lighting and editing to appeal to the target audience.
Final research
The document discusses various fonts and title sequences that could work for a supernatural horror film. It analyzes fonts used in films like "Blair Witch Project", "Paranormal Activity", and "Scream" that connote danger, loneliness, and screaming through visual elements of the fonts. Placement of credits in films like "Monsters Inc", "Panic Room", and "Psycho" are also examined for how they relate to the narrative. Potential scores using instruments like violins, atonal music, and cello/viola are suggested that could set the right mood and appeal to the intended audience.
Feedback from main and ancillary tasks
The document provides feedback on tasks for color grading, editing, and sound design improvements needed for the short film and ancillary materials. For the film, suggestions are made to add sound effects, tighten cuts, re-shoot unclear shots, and adjust color and audio levels. For the poster, recommendations involve resizing images and rearranging text information. For the radio ad, the voiceover is considered unsuitable and a script rewrite is proposed along with replacing an unclear audio clip.
Q6
The student used various software and hardware technologies to create a film production. Final Cut Pro was used for editing and allowed them to organize clips, sound, and effects to construct their story, though some elements did not fit together smoothly. Presentation software was also used to create colorful, engaging blogs to present their work. A Panasonic camera was used for filming but not all of its settings were utilized. A H4N audio recorder captured clear foley sounds to sync with clips. The student aims to improve their skills with Final Cut Pro and sound editing.
Institutional regulations and institutions profile
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Final Questionnaire
The document summarizes the responses to a questionnaire about elements for a psychological horror film sequence. Key findings included that respondents preferred low-key lighting, close-ups and establishing shots, lack of sound and contrapuntal music, an ordinary dressed female protagonist who is clairvoyant, and locations at a school and woods. Death was also a popular iconography choice. The document concludes with what elements the filmmakers plan to include based on the questionnaire responses, such as lighting, shots, sound design, character, locations, and death.
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The document outlines several regulations that journalists must follow when publishing magazines or newspapers as set by the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). Regulations include not photographing or approaching children at school without consent, not paying children or their parents for content unless it benefits the child, publishing only accurate and fair information, avoiding harassment of individuals, and avoiding discriminatory references unless relevant to the story. The document also notes the model being photographed for a magazine article is over 16 and has consented, and quotes will be used accurately.
Question 2
The document discusses the production's portrayal of various stereotypes regarding class, race, age, gender, and sexuality in films. Regarding class, the house used in filming contradicted the working class setting intended. For race, white actors were used as the primary audience. The actor chosen for age did not fully portray the intended immaturity of a young person widowed. Gender stereotypes were somewhat challenged by portraying the male as vulnerable and the female as stronger. The production used heterosexual characters for their mainstream appeal but attempted to challenge norms of relationships and success.
Shot list. opening sequence
The shot list documents 27 shots for an opening sequence that introduces the main characters and establishes the setting and conflict. It begins with establishing shots of the production company and location before showing the characters underwater and in school. The sequence then focuses on a girl protagonist as she runs through the woods, comes across her dead friends, and is left shocked in the final shot looking at an empty scene.
Costume and props
The document discusses costume and makeup choices for a psychological horror film production. It aims to convey themes of isolation, vulnerability, and impending doom through the costumes. The protagonist Isobel has three costumes - all black, a school uniform, and a checked nightshirt. Ines and Niamh wear similar dark, floaty costumes to portray their innocence. Dark makeup is used on all actors, particularly under the eyes and on the skin, to achieve a "cold, drowned look" and emphasize lifelessness. Marshall's and Ganesh's costumes also follow dark themes to convey their weakness against the antagonist.
Final research fonts
The document discusses font and credit choices for a psychological horror film called "Apparition." It analyzes fonts used in other horror films and their connotations, such as conveying danger or mental instability. The document selects the font "True Lies" to connote the protagonist's incomplete mental state through faded letters. It also discusses standard credit placements and innovative examples from films like "Psycho" and "Candyman" that create mystery or isolate the viewer. Finally, it provides links to orchestral score samples that convey threat and engage the audience physically.
Location Recce
The document discusses locations for filming scenes of a student film. It proposes filming most scenes at Ratcliffe College, including at the school's pool, woods, and corridors. One scene will be filmed at a student's house showing her waking from a nightmare. The pool and woods are suitable due to lighting conditions and helping establish mood, while the corridors can capture students realistically. Precautions are mentioned for the pool and woods due to safety risks. The locations are preferred due to being accessible without cost as an independent low-budget film.
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The document discusses various stages of film production and distribution for an independent film. It describes planning the production, including casting, scheduling, and considering genre and audience. It proposes partnering with independent production and distribution companies Warp Films and Vertigo Films for funding, marketing, and distribution assistance. Various marketing strategies are proposed, including radio, posters, online promotion, and soundtrack release. Distribution is suggested through independent cinemas, film festivals, and digital platforms like Netflix and Amazon to target their sophisticated audience.
Textual analysis pp
This document analyzes the opening sequence of the film "Eighteen" through textual and film techniques. It discusses how the non-diegetic score creates suspense and emotion. Shots like long shots and medium shots are examined for how they connote isolation, desperation, and facing fear. Medium close ups show gender performance and stereotypical teenage relationships. While aimed at younger audiences, the sequence could have improved the dubbing and lighting. In conclusion, more sophisticated techniques could have challenged the audience more.
Question 7
The document reflects on what was learned from completing a preliminary scene that demonstrated film techniques, and how those lessons were applied to a larger film production. Key lessons included improving continuity, planning locations in more detail, and developing shot reverse shot techniques. Mistakes with lighting and breaking cinematography rules in the preliminary scene helped the filmmakers improve those elements in their full production. Overall, the preliminary task provided valuable experience that increased the quality and ambition of their final film project.
Resources and equipment pp
The document discusses the resources and equipment that will be used to film an opening sequence for a film project. It describes choosing a Panasonic HD camcorder for high quality video, and using accessories like a tripod, dolly, and plywood for smooth tracking. Final Cut Pro X will be used for editing, with features like jump cuts, fades, and color grading. Audio will be recorded using portable recorders and microphones, and a violin score will be recorded. Lighting will include a Patterson light and reflector. Presentation resources like SlideShare, Prezi, and PowToon will be used to share ideas online and make the work more visually engaging.
Production changes
The document describes changes made to various elements of a music magazine called Subculture. Changes included centering the masthead, enlarging the logo, adjusting cover line positioning and colors, changing a cover line from "upcoming artist" to "most anticipated", and adding a price above the barcode. Changes to the contents page included removing the date, numbering images to correspond with pages, standardizing number sizes, adding small descriptions, and removing/reordering some pages. Changes to a double page spread included adding drop shadows to the masthead, repositioning the strap line, adding drop caps, correcting column spacing, changing font sizes and colors, increasing spacing between interview questions and answers, changing a text element for consistency, editing a
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The filmmakers had difficulties with unwanted focus changes during long takes that made shots blurry and picked up distracting sounds on the audio. Time constraints prevented them from manually adjusting camera settings, so the camera controlled focus automatically at times. As a result, some shots lacked quality and the intended auteur style could not be fully realized.
Q5 media
This document discusses how the magazine cover and double page spread addressed and attracted its target audiences.
The cover uses purple and blue colors that connote royalty, wealth and empowerment to appeal to its main target of young people and secondary target of minority groups. Bold fonts, prominent images and a model looking straight at the camera connote confidence. Social media links show an understanding of technology important to the audience.
The double page spread uses varied shots and lighting to portray the artist as empowered but vulnerable. Contrasting red and purple lights connote the clash of normality and power associated with the genre of house music. The lengthy written article indicates the artist has much to say, appealing to more sophisticated readers willing to
Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed and attracted their audience in their magazine cover design. Some key techniques included using purple and blue colors that connote royalty and wealth to appeal to the target audiences. The cover uses bold fonts and a prominent image to demonstrate power and confidence. A medium shot of a model looking at the camera conveys confidence and empowerment, aligning with the magazine's goal of empowering minority groups. Social media links show an understanding of the audience and technology trends. Overall, the design aims to appeal to empowerment and standing out from mainstream conventions through techniques that connote power, importance, and confidence.
Survay evaultaion
1. The document analyzes the results of a survey about a music magazine produced by the author. Question 1 shows that 90% of respondents found the cover page engaging.
2. Question 2 found that respondents liked the cover lines and found them effective at piquing interest.
3. Question 3 found that respondents could instantly understand the main topic of the featured article and were not confused.
Question 6
The document discusses the various technologies and software used to create a music magazine project. It describes using a DSLR camera with settings like a slower shutter speed and larger aperture to achieve high key lighting. Photoshop was used extensively for image editing and InDesign for page layout. Techniques in both like transforming layers and setting text flows are outlined. Final Cut Pro was used to create promotional videos by layering downloaded music tracks over video clips. Overall the document reflects on still needing improvement with the software and wanting to learn more advanced techniques through practice and tutorials.
Magazine conventions
The document provides guidance on key conventions for magazine design and layout. It discusses several essential elements including the masthead, cover line, focal image, and contents page. The masthead identifies the magazine brand and is typically located in the top third of the cover. The cover line informs readers of the main feature. An impactful focal image, such as a celebrity, is important for attracting audiences. The contents page lists article topics and page numbers. Representation of gender in magazines is also addressed, noting a focus on empowering women in house music genres.
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Question 2
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Shot list. opening sequence
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Costume and props
The document discusses costume and makeup choices for a psychological horror film production. It aims to convey themes of isolation, vulnerability, and impending doom through the costumes. The protagonist Isobel has three costumes - all black, a school uniform, and a checked nightshirt. Ines and Niamh wear similar dark, floaty costumes to portray their innocence. Dark makeup is used on all actors, particularly under the eyes and on the skin, to achieve a "cold, drowned look" and emphasize lifelessness. Marshall's and Ganesh's costumes also follow dark themes to convey their weakness against the antagonist.
Final research fonts
The document discusses font and credit choices for a psychological horror film called "Apparition." It analyzes fonts used in other horror films and their connotations, such as conveying danger or mental instability. The document selects the font "True Lies" to connote the protagonist's incomplete mental state through faded letters. It also discusses standard credit placements and innovative examples from films like "Psycho" and "Candyman" that create mystery or isolate the viewer. Finally, it provides links to orchestral score samples that convey threat and engage the audience physically.
Location Recce
The document discusses locations for filming scenes of a student film. It proposes filming most scenes at Ratcliffe College, including at the school's pool, woods, and corridors. One scene will be filmed at a student's house showing her waking from a nightmare. The pool and woods are suitable due to lighting conditions and helping establish mood, while the corridors can capture students realistically. Precautions are mentioned for the pool and woods due to safety risks. The locations are preferred due to being accessible without cost as an independent low-budget film.
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This document discusses the use of various camera shots and techniques in a film to convey meaning and emotion. It analyzes several scenes containing medium shots, close-ups, and long shots that help show fear, anger, loss of control, intensity of a virus taking effect, and the breakdown of a relationship between two characters as one must kill the other infected by the virus. The document examines how lighting, angles, shot composition, and sound effects contribute to the narratives and meanings crafted through the camerawork.
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The document discusses various stages of film production and distribution for an independent film. It describes planning the production, including casting, scheduling, and considering genre and audience. It proposes partnering with independent production and distribution companies Warp Films and Vertigo Films for funding, marketing, and distribution assistance. Various marketing strategies are proposed, including radio, posters, online promotion, and soundtrack release. Distribution is suggested through independent cinemas, film festivals, and digital platforms like Netflix and Amazon to target their sophisticated audience.
Textual analysis pp
This document analyzes the opening sequence of the film "Eighteen" through textual and film techniques. It discusses how the non-diegetic score creates suspense and emotion. Shots like long shots and medium shots are examined for how they connote isolation, desperation, and facing fear. Medium close ups show gender performance and stereotypical teenage relationships. While aimed at younger audiences, the sequence could have improved the dubbing and lighting. In conclusion, more sophisticated techniques could have challenged the audience more.
Question 7
The document reflects on what was learned from completing a preliminary scene that demonstrated film techniques, and how those lessons were applied to a larger film production. Key lessons included improving continuity, planning locations in more detail, and developing shot reverse shot techniques. Mistakes with lighting and breaking cinematography rules in the preliminary scene helped the filmmakers improve those elements in their full production. Overall, the preliminary task provided valuable experience that increased the quality and ambition of their final film project.
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Production changes
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Q5 media
This document discusses how the magazine cover and double page spread addressed and attracted its target audiences.
The cover uses purple and blue colors that connote royalty, wealth and empowerment to appeal to its main target of young people and secondary target of minority groups. Bold fonts, prominent images and a model looking straight at the camera connote confidence. Social media links show an understanding of technology important to the audience.
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Question 5
The document summarizes how the author addressed and attracted their audience in their magazine cover design. Some key techniques included using purple and blue colors that connote royalty and wealth to appeal to the target audiences. The cover uses bold fonts and a prominent image to demonstrate power and confidence. A medium shot of a model looking at the camera conveys confidence and empowerment, aligning with the magazine's goal of empowering minority groups. Social media links show an understanding of the audience and technology trends. Overall, the design aims to appeal to empowerment and standing out from mainstream conventions through techniques that connote power, importance, and confidence.
Survay evaultaion
1. The document analyzes the results of a survey about a music magazine produced by the author. Question 1 shows that 90% of respondents found the cover page engaging.
2. Question 2 found that respondents liked the cover lines and found them effective at piquing interest.
3. Question 3 found that respondents could instantly understand the main topic of the featured article and were not confused.
Question 6
The document discusses the various technologies and software used to create a music magazine project. It describes using a DSLR camera with settings like a slower shutter speed and larger aperture to achieve high key lighting. Photoshop was used extensively for image editing and InDesign for page layout. Techniques in both like transforming layers and setting text flows are outlined. Final Cut Pro was used to create promotional videos by layering downloaded music tracks over video clips. Overall the document reflects on still needing improvement with the software and wanting to learn more advanced techniques through practice and tutorials.
Magazine conventions
The document provides guidance on key conventions for magazine design and layout. It discusses several essential elements including the masthead, cover line, focal image, and contents page. The masthead identifies the magazine brand and is typically located in the top third of the cover. The cover line informs readers of the main feature. An impactful focal image, such as a celebrity, is important for attracting audiences. The contents page lists article topics and page numbers. Representation of gender in magazines is also addressed, noting a focus on empowering women in house music genres.
Genre research
Genres help differentiate between different styles of music and help audiences recognize elements they may like. Genres also help music industries organize and sell music to consumers. House music originated in Chicago in the late 1970s-early 1980s and targeted the gay community to unite people through dance. It became popular in the UK in the late 1980s due to clubbing scenes in Ibiza and younger generations wanting new music. House music uses synths, funk, and soul for a darker, minimalist sound compared to disco and is one of the easiest genres to combine with others to create new sounds.
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