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This document assesses potential hazards during a film shoot and assigns a risk level of low, moderate, high, or extreme. It identifies hazards such as getting hit by a car while filming, tripping over equipment, equipment being damaged in the rain without proper precautions, tripping over camera wires, and risks from dancing without awareness of surroundings. Prevention methods are provided such as scheduling shoots away from traffic, clearing pathways, checking the weather, managing cables, and remaining attentive while dancing.
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The document describes three photos taken in a garden. For each photo, it provides the shutter speed, aperture settings, and file size. The photos were close-ups of flowers with direct sunlight, requiring a high aperture and increased exposure. The document also includes a definition of copyright as the exclusive legal right given to creators to distribute their work for a fixed period of time.
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The student created a magazine and chose exterior photos of colorful flowers for the cover because they stood out the most from the shots taken. A close-up photo of yellowish flowers was used as the background for the cover to attract the audience with its vibrant colors. The photo was taken from a distance using the camera's zoom function and natural sunlight, capturing the flowers' natural beauty.
Task 1a
My idea is to create a magazine featuring close-up photographs of flowers from my garden using my Canon camera. The target audience is people who enjoy beautiful flowers of any age. I will take test shots outdoors to practice capturing the flowers at their best before publishing pictures in the simple, easy to view magazine layout. Resources needed, such as the flowers and camera equipment, are already owned so no bookings are required. Risks like rain, bugs, and tripping must be managed for safe, high quality photo shoots.
Recce
The document describes a music studio located in LSC in east London. The studio was chosen as the topic of the document because it is located in the east, matching the theme. The studio contains various musical instruments and equipment used to create music.
Test%20shots
This document discusses various photographic techniques including framing shots with close-ups, landscapes, and portraits, adjusting camera angles with high, low, and canted shots, setting camera levels as high or low, focusing shots with depth of field as sharp or soft, and using digital, optical, or analogue zooms.
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This document discusses why different media use visuals such as images on their covers or pages. E-newspapers and e-magazines include images to visually depict stories for readers. CD covers feature images that represent the music genre and context. DVD covers contain pictures of main characters and scenes to indicate the film's content. Book covers display images that relate to the genre and plot. Instruction manuals incorporate photographs so users can easily understand processes by seeing examples.
2 c
Digital images are used for various purposes such as enhancing publications, marketing products, and promoting events. Photographers must take eye-catching and informative images to serve these purposes. Digital images can raise awareness of sports events by capturing memorable moments and gold medal winners. They are also used in photojournalism to tell stories about news and events. Photographers make their work available online as many are self-employed. Digital images on CD and game covers can increase sales by attracting attention.
2b
The document discusses magazine covers and billboard advertisements. For magazine covers, photographers must shoot celebrity covers and ensure proper mise en scene, lighting, setting and costumes. Covers also use shorthand communication and bright colors to attract young audiences. The text is spread out across the page for easy reading. Billboards also use photographers to capture the main target. Mise en scene includes props like pizza, and makeup is used to make faces stand out against costumes like black outfits. Billboard text is laid out and bold to stand out from the photography.
Mood board
This mood board features grime artists from east London that will be discussed in an article about the music of the east and how youth connect to these artists. The selected artists are the most recognizable that the writer listens to regularly and are from the east as well. The article will cover the artists' backgrounds and how they link to east culture, presented in the style of a magazine.
Task 3
E! is an e-magazine that focuses on entertaining readers with celebrity gossip and news ranked by prominence. It uses humor and avoids challenging vocabulary. Videos are included to engage readers with visual and interactive content. Kindle is an e-book reader that informally entertains and informs readers through an easy-to-navigate format. It contains different book categories that can be immediately viewed by clicking. Pages are turned through flicking on the screen similarly to a physical book. Book covers and highlighting aid navigation of the text-based content.
Print products
Block printing is an ancient Chinese technique that involves carving images and text into blocks and applying ink before pressing onto cloth. Photocopying is a modern process that uses a photocopier to easily replicate printed or written materials. Letterpress printing utilizes a printing press to produce many copies of content in a quicker manner than older techniques. While techniques like lithography, block printing, and letterpress printing were effective in their times, the summary concludes that photocopying is now superior as it is faster, easier, and more cost-effective than older printing methods.
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