The document discusses the design choices made for the magazine cover. The title "Mash-up" was selected to appeal to fans of rock and metal music. A centered photo of the author with a serious expression was used as the main visual. Additional elements like a barcode, advertisements of interior articles, and colored text against a gradient background were included to make the cover appealing while clearly presenting information to the target audience.
This document discusses the layout of a double page magazine spread. It explains that columns are used to organize text neatly, and that including photos can help illustrate concepts for readers but too many photos may clutter the page. The author placed photos along the outside of the page and used different colored text to distinguish speakers and questions. A plain black background and default font were chosen to keep the layout clear and easy to read.
The document discusses editing a commercial podcast. It imported background music that was a well-known song to make the listener more engaged. It used audio effects to smoothly mix the music in at a consistent volume level. A level bar shows how loud the music was at different times, with higher levels being louder. The original voiceover was too long, so it removed some lines from the script to reduce the runtime to 28 seconds to meet the 30 second limit.
Harry Arnold was booked to do a voiceover for a Pizza Hut radio commercial on June 18th, 2014 at 10:00AM at the E6 Radio Studios located on Chatsworth Road in Eccles. The producer for the session was Oliver Toone.
This appears to be a final draft of a script. While no details of the script's plot or characters are provided in this single-line document, it indicates that a full script has been written and edited to a final version ready for production or performance. The brevity of the document title suggests this is intended as a concise reference to an existing script, rather than a substantive description of its content.
The document provides information about the 1976 and 2013 film adaptations of Carrie, including directors, release years, distributors, budgets, and box office earnings. It also includes interview information about why director Kimberly Peirce chose to remake Carrie in 2013. Students are tasked with writing an article comparing the two films and discussing factors involved in the remake, such as trends, financial factors, synergy between related products, and the relationship between production companies.
Pre-production research involves surveys to define the target audience for a film. Post-production research includes test screenings where members of the target demographic view an early edit and provide feedback via surveys. Anchorage refers to using signs, symbols, and context to assign meaning, like centering a popular actor on a film poster to imply it will be good. The Need for Speed posters use anchorage techniques like featuring cars, roads, and Aaron Paul to attract the target demographic of 15-35 year old males.
The document discusses the design choices made for the magazine cover. The title "Mash-up" was selected to appeal to fans of rock and metal music. A centered photo of the author with a serious expression was used as the main visual. Additional elements like a barcode, advertisements of interior articles, and colored text against a gradient background were included to make the cover appealing while clearly presenting information to the target audience.
This document discusses the layout of a double page magazine spread. It explains that columns are used to organize text neatly, and that including photos can help illustrate concepts for readers but too many photos may clutter the page. The author placed photos along the outside of the page and used different colored text to distinguish speakers and questions. A plain black background and default font were chosen to keep the layout clear and easy to read.
The document discusses editing a commercial podcast. It imported background music that was a well-known song to make the listener more engaged. It used audio effects to smoothly mix the music in at a consistent volume level. A level bar shows how loud the music was at different times, with higher levels being louder. The original voiceover was too long, so it removed some lines from the script to reduce the runtime to 28 seconds to meet the 30 second limit.
Harry Arnold was booked to do a voiceover for a Pizza Hut radio commercial on June 18th, 2014 at 10:00AM at the E6 Radio Studios located on Chatsworth Road in Eccles. The producer for the session was Oliver Toone.
This appears to be a final draft of a script. While no details of the script's plot or characters are provided in this single-line document, it indicates that a full script has been written and edited to a final version ready for production or performance. The brevity of the document title suggests this is intended as a concise reference to an existing script, rather than a substantive description of its content.
The document provides information about the 1976 and 2013 film adaptations of Carrie, including directors, release years, distributors, budgets, and box office earnings. It also includes interview information about why director Kimberly Peirce chose to remake Carrie in 2013. Students are tasked with writing an article comparing the two films and discussing factors involved in the remake, such as trends, financial factors, synergy between related products, and the relationship between production companies.
Pre-production research involves surveys to define the target audience for a film. Post-production research includes test screenings where members of the target demographic view an early edit and provide feedback via surveys. Anchorage refers to using signs, symbols, and context to assign meaning, like centering a popular actor on a film poster to imply it will be good. The Need for Speed posters use anchorage techniques like featuring cars, roads, and Aaron Paul to attract the target demographic of 15-35 year old males.
The document discusses three action/sci-fi films: Godzilla (2014), Jurassic Park (1993), and The Avengers (2012). It provides a brief synopsis of each film's plot. Godzilla battles two other monsters to save San Francisco. Jurassic Park features a man who brings dinosaurs back to life and opens a park, but the dinosaurs escape. The Avengers features a group of enhanced people who defend against an alien invasion. The document discusses why the author enjoys these genres, particularly for the storylines, monsters, and ability to follow characters across films. Social media and websites like YouTube and IMDb are discussed as sources to learn about and decide whether to watch films.
Oliver Toone was interviewed about his band Ignite. He discussed that the band formed 1.5 years ago among friends who practiced anywhere they could. They came in second place in a competition which helped them get noticed and get some small festival slots. Their first album is coming out in November. In 5 years, Oliver hopes the band will have a bigger fan base, sign with a bigger company, and be able to tour abroad beyond just England. They recently played at Download Festival and hope to play there again or even the main stage next year. Oliver considers their genre to be rock/metal but they have been labeled other genres depending on individual songs. Their main musical inspirations growing up were heavier bands but their clean singer
This document analyzes the front cover of the Kerrang magazine. Some key points:
- Kerrang targets people who listen to rock and metal music genres.
- The masthead font simulates broken glass to appeal to rock/metal fans.
- The main image features Oliver Sykes, singer of the band Bring Me The Horizon, to promote them.
- Cover lines promote other bands in a similar genre to attract readers.
The document discusses pre-production, post-production, anchorage, synergy, and USP as they relate to blockbuster films. In pre-production, market research is important to identify the target audience. Post-production involves test screenings where the target audience provides feedback to refine the film. Anchorage uses signs and connotations in advertising to fix meaning, like featuring women and cars to appeal to the target demographic of Need for Speed. Synergy involves related products being sold, like Need for Speed video games. A film's USP is what makes people want to see it, such as attractive posters that draw in younger male viewers.
Oliver Toone documented a photography shoot for a magazine aimed at rock music fans. The shoot took place on March 11th in the college studio, using a Nikon D3100 camera, soft boxes, reflectors, and a model. Oliver applied techniques like rule of thirds but focused most on the model's face, using lighting to draw attention there and convey the magazine's visual message. Safety was ensured by keeping the lights, props, camera, and wires secure in the studio.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead and cover. The title "Mash-up" was selected to appeal to fans of rock and metal music. A distinctive but readable font was used for the masthead. A centered photo of the author with a serious expression was used as the main cover image to suit the magazine's tone. A barcode was placed in the bottom corner out of the way but following industry standard. A brief advertisement on the cover highlights some inside content and aims to attract the target readership.
1) The student planned to create a short film for their final project but due to time management issues, they were unable to complete it. Instead, they created four posters advertising a fictional film.
2) They learned new Photoshop and script writing skills over the course of the project.
3) Due to falling behind schedule, they had to change their project from a short film to film posters. They would manage their time better if they did the project again.
Final major project_proposal_form_updated, oliverTooney1994
Oliver Toone is proposing a short horror film set around Halloween as his final media production project. The film will be based around zombies attacking a house and surrounding streets. It will include conventions of the horror genre like creepy settings, dark lighting, and spooky events. The target audience is teenagers through middle-aged adults who enjoy horror films. To appeal to this audience, the film will include scary scenes, suspense, violence, and monsters. It will keep the audience engaged with no dry scenes. Oliver plans to film on location near his home to capture foggy, unsettling outdoor environments and flickering street lights. He will use point-of-view and standard camera shots along with camera techniques like zoom,
Oliver Toone conducted a survey of their college classmates about horror movies. The results showed that supernatural horror movies were the most popular among teenagers. Respondents also favored hero characters and films set in wooded locations. Common props like blood and knives in slasher films were two of the most popular answers regarding horror movie elements.
This document discusses key elements of a film poster including a blood-like face, films it is linked to, characters, and quotes about the film. It also mentions a face-resembling weapon, slogans, and release dates. Finally, it lists actors, scenery, titles, atmosphere, filming crews, and main characters as elements to analyze in the poster.
The document discusses three films that Oliver enjoys: Godzilla (2014), Jurassic Park (1993), and The Avengers (2012). Godzilla involves battling monsters to save San Francisco. Jurassic Park features a park with cloned dinosaurs that escape. The Avengers sees a group with powers defend Earth from an alien invasion. Oliver likes the storylines, CGI effects, and following characters across sequels in these action/sci-fi genre films.
This document provides an example rate card for commercial radio stations in Singapore, showing the costs of advertising at various times of day for different stations. The more money spent on advertising across stations, the higher the discount received - between £10,000-£75,000 spent results in an 8% discount, while over £500,000 gets a 35% discount.
Oliver toone fmp script finished yeeeee Tooney1994
The group of survivors, James, Danny, and Matty, discuss their lack of success finding supplies at other houses in the area. Matty wants to leave for somewhere with more shelter options, but James thinks it's too dangerous to split up given the increasing number of "dead" spotted each day. They decide to gather what supplies they have and consider their next steps. Later, while checking another house, Matty screams and is cornered by a zombie. Danny rescues Matty and they flee in their car to take shelter in another abandoned house, surrounded by zombies.
Research task rec_and_quarantine (1) yeeeeeeeeTooney1994
This document discusses the Spanish horror film REC and its American remake Quarantine. REC was made in 2007 with a budget of $1.5 million and grossed $33 million. It was directed by Jaume Balagueró in a handheld documentary style. Quarantine was released in 2008 with a much larger budget of $12 million, earning $31 million. It was produced and distributed by Screen Gems quickly after REC's success to capitalize on the growing popularity of found footage horror films and reach a wider English-speaking audience. Factors like trends, finances, and vertical integration influenced the quick turnaround of the American remake.
1) The document discusses how to analyze films by looking at genres, codes and conventions, directors, characters, and narratives.
2) There are two types of directors - conventional directors who follow genre codes and auteur directors who break conventions.
3) The film Leon is provided as an example of an auteur film, breaking conventions by having the main character train a young girl in killing despite their age difference atypical for an action thriller.
The document describes editing a photograph taken in a normal environment using Photoshop. The editor first created a path around the subject, Ken, then added color to the stroke to make it stand out as it swirled around him. Effects like outer glow were added subtly to enhance the spiraling line and give it a 3D appearance, making the picture more lively without overpowering the image.
Aperture controls the depth of field in a photograph by adjusting the size of the opening through which light enters the camera. A smaller aperture number means more light is let in, resulting in a shallower depth of field, while a larger number allows less light and a greater depth of field. Many photographers prefer using aperture priority mode to creatively control how their photographs look by adjusting the depth of field.
Aperture controls the depth of field in a photograph by adjusting the size of the opening through which light enters the camera. A smaller aperture number means more light is let in, resulting in a shallower depth of field, while a larger number allows less light and a greater depth of field. Many photographers prefer using aperture priority mode to creatively control how their photographs look through depth of field adjustments.
This famous 1969 photograph was taken in London, England of the Beatles band crossing Abbey Road. Though the photo was taken with cameras that were not as advanced as modern ones, it contains great detail and is considered one of the most famous band pictures ever due to its balanced framing, use of leading lines to draw the eye down the road, and the iconic zebra crossing the Beatles walk across which catches viewers' attention with its white stripes.
Oliver Toone discusses ethics and news values in reporting on two current stories: the phone hacking scandal involving British tabloid The News of the World, and the discovery of a missing 4-year-old girl living with another family in Greece. While the phone hacking story involves celebrity privacy issues, it gained more public interest due to its connection to the abduction of Millie Dowler. However, the story of the missing girl found in Greece was considered more urgent and received news priority. Both stories were deemed human interest stories, but the missing girl story resonated more due to its similarity to the Madeline McCann case.
The document discusses three action/sci-fi films: Godzilla (2014), Jurassic Park (1993), and The Avengers (2012). It provides a brief synopsis of each film's plot. Godzilla battles two other monsters to save San Francisco. Jurassic Park features a man who brings dinosaurs back to life and opens a park, but the dinosaurs escape. The Avengers features a group of enhanced people who defend against an alien invasion. The document discusses why the author enjoys these genres, particularly for the storylines, monsters, and ability to follow characters across films. Social media and websites like YouTube and IMDb are discussed as sources to learn about and decide whether to watch films.
Oliver Toone was interviewed about his band Ignite. He discussed that the band formed 1.5 years ago among friends who practiced anywhere they could. They came in second place in a competition which helped them get noticed and get some small festival slots. Their first album is coming out in November. In 5 years, Oliver hopes the band will have a bigger fan base, sign with a bigger company, and be able to tour abroad beyond just England. They recently played at Download Festival and hope to play there again or even the main stage next year. Oliver considers their genre to be rock/metal but they have been labeled other genres depending on individual songs. Their main musical inspirations growing up were heavier bands but their clean singer
This document analyzes the front cover of the Kerrang magazine. Some key points:
- Kerrang targets people who listen to rock and metal music genres.
- The masthead font simulates broken glass to appeal to rock/metal fans.
- The main image features Oliver Sykes, singer of the band Bring Me The Horizon, to promote them.
- Cover lines promote other bands in a similar genre to attract readers.
The document discusses pre-production, post-production, anchorage, synergy, and USP as they relate to blockbuster films. In pre-production, market research is important to identify the target audience. Post-production involves test screenings where the target audience provides feedback to refine the film. Anchorage uses signs and connotations in advertising to fix meaning, like featuring women and cars to appeal to the target demographic of Need for Speed. Synergy involves related products being sold, like Need for Speed video games. A film's USP is what makes people want to see it, such as attractive posters that draw in younger male viewers.
Oliver Toone documented a photography shoot for a magazine aimed at rock music fans. The shoot took place on March 11th in the college studio, using a Nikon D3100 camera, soft boxes, reflectors, and a model. Oliver applied techniques like rule of thirds but focused most on the model's face, using lighting to draw attention there and convey the magazine's visual message. Safety was ensured by keeping the lights, props, camera, and wires secure in the studio.
The document discusses the design choices for a magazine masthead and cover. The title "Mash-up" was selected to appeal to fans of rock and metal music. A distinctive but readable font was used for the masthead. A centered photo of the author with a serious expression was used as the main cover image to suit the magazine's tone. A barcode was placed in the bottom corner out of the way but following industry standard. A brief advertisement on the cover highlights some inside content and aims to attract the target readership.
1) The student planned to create a short film for their final project but due to time management issues, they were unable to complete it. Instead, they created four posters advertising a fictional film.
2) They learned new Photoshop and script writing skills over the course of the project.
3) Due to falling behind schedule, they had to change their project from a short film to film posters. They would manage their time better if they did the project again.
Final major project_proposal_form_updated, oliverTooney1994
Oliver Toone is proposing a short horror film set around Halloween as his final media production project. The film will be based around zombies attacking a house and surrounding streets. It will include conventions of the horror genre like creepy settings, dark lighting, and spooky events. The target audience is teenagers through middle-aged adults who enjoy horror films. To appeal to this audience, the film will include scary scenes, suspense, violence, and monsters. It will keep the audience engaged with no dry scenes. Oliver plans to film on location near his home to capture foggy, unsettling outdoor environments and flickering street lights. He will use point-of-view and standard camera shots along with camera techniques like zoom,
Oliver Toone conducted a survey of their college classmates about horror movies. The results showed that supernatural horror movies were the most popular among teenagers. Respondents also favored hero characters and films set in wooded locations. Common props like blood and knives in slasher films were two of the most popular answers regarding horror movie elements.
This document discusses key elements of a film poster including a blood-like face, films it is linked to, characters, and quotes about the film. It also mentions a face-resembling weapon, slogans, and release dates. Finally, it lists actors, scenery, titles, atmosphere, filming crews, and main characters as elements to analyze in the poster.
The document discusses three films that Oliver enjoys: Godzilla (2014), Jurassic Park (1993), and The Avengers (2012). Godzilla involves battling monsters to save San Francisco. Jurassic Park features a park with cloned dinosaurs that escape. The Avengers sees a group with powers defend Earth from an alien invasion. Oliver likes the storylines, CGI effects, and following characters across sequels in these action/sci-fi genre films.
This document provides an example rate card for commercial radio stations in Singapore, showing the costs of advertising at various times of day for different stations. The more money spent on advertising across stations, the higher the discount received - between £10,000-£75,000 spent results in an 8% discount, while over £500,000 gets a 35% discount.
Oliver toone fmp script finished yeeeee Tooney1994
The group of survivors, James, Danny, and Matty, discuss their lack of success finding supplies at other houses in the area. Matty wants to leave for somewhere with more shelter options, but James thinks it's too dangerous to split up given the increasing number of "dead" spotted each day. They decide to gather what supplies they have and consider their next steps. Later, while checking another house, Matty screams and is cornered by a zombie. Danny rescues Matty and they flee in their car to take shelter in another abandoned house, surrounded by zombies.
Research task rec_and_quarantine (1) yeeeeeeeeTooney1994
This document discusses the Spanish horror film REC and its American remake Quarantine. REC was made in 2007 with a budget of $1.5 million and grossed $33 million. It was directed by Jaume Balagueró in a handheld documentary style. Quarantine was released in 2008 with a much larger budget of $12 million, earning $31 million. It was produced and distributed by Screen Gems quickly after REC's success to capitalize on the growing popularity of found footage horror films and reach a wider English-speaking audience. Factors like trends, finances, and vertical integration influenced the quick turnaround of the American remake.
1) The document discusses how to analyze films by looking at genres, codes and conventions, directors, characters, and narratives.
2) There are two types of directors - conventional directors who follow genre codes and auteur directors who break conventions.
3) The film Leon is provided as an example of an auteur film, breaking conventions by having the main character train a young girl in killing despite their age difference atypical for an action thriller.
The document describes editing a photograph taken in a normal environment using Photoshop. The editor first created a path around the subject, Ken, then added color to the stroke to make it stand out as it swirled around him. Effects like outer glow were added subtly to enhance the spiraling line and give it a 3D appearance, making the picture more lively without overpowering the image.
Aperture controls the depth of field in a photograph by adjusting the size of the opening through which light enters the camera. A smaller aperture number means more light is let in, resulting in a shallower depth of field, while a larger number allows less light and a greater depth of field. Many photographers prefer using aperture priority mode to creatively control how their photographs look by adjusting the depth of field.
Aperture controls the depth of field in a photograph by adjusting the size of the opening through which light enters the camera. A smaller aperture number means more light is let in, resulting in a shallower depth of field, while a larger number allows less light and a greater depth of field. Many photographers prefer using aperture priority mode to creatively control how their photographs look through depth of field adjustments.
This famous 1969 photograph was taken in London, England of the Beatles band crossing Abbey Road. Though the photo was taken with cameras that were not as advanced as modern ones, it contains great detail and is considered one of the most famous band pictures ever due to its balanced framing, use of leading lines to draw the eye down the road, and the iconic zebra crossing the Beatles walk across which catches viewers' attention with its white stripes.
Oliver Toone discusses ethics and news values in reporting on two current stories: the phone hacking scandal involving British tabloid The News of the World, and the discovery of a missing 4-year-old girl living with another family in Greece. While the phone hacking story involves celebrity privacy issues, it gained more public interest due to its connection to the abduction of Millie Dowler. However, the story of the missing girl found in Greece was considered more urgent and received news priority. Both stories were deemed human interest stories, but the missing girl story resonated more due to its similarity to the Madeline McCann case.