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The camera focuses solely on the girl's face to show how she copes with and is affected by the changing situation, while the background changes significantly to depict her deteriorating surroundings. Sound plays a key role by including television news and bombings to make the audience aware of what is happening and feel sympathy for the girl. Various editing techniques are used to show how the girl's life and background change from happy to very upset, as reflected in her expression and being covered in dirt and rubble at the end. The ad effectively contrasts the lives of happy UK children versus Syrian children affected by war through its images and background details.
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The camera focuses closely on the girl's face to show how she copes with and is affected by the changing situation, eliciting viewer sympathy. Sounds of bombing and newscasts provide context about the worsening conditions. The girl's voice and personality become darker and more subdued as the scenes grow bleaker. Through short shots showing the girl's declining circumstances against changing backgrounds, the editing illustrates how quickly life can transform due to war. Comparisons between the girl's initial happy birthday scene and later images of her dirty and distressed emphasize the emotional impact of conflict on children.
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The only way is essex
The document provides context about the reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex (TOWIE). It explains that the show depicts real people living in Essex, England, though some situations are modified for entertainment. It has been airing since 2010 and gained over 1 million British viewers at its peak, though viewership has fluctuated over 11 seasons so far. Fan comments praise the drama and glamour of the show and its cast.
Call sheet
This document provides production information for a 2-page short film shoot. It lists the location as Southmere Lake in London along with contact details. It then lists the cast and crew including the director, producer, and heads of departments. It provides call times and lunch details. The weather forecast is also included.
Love island
Love Island is a reality television show where singles participate in tasks with partners they can swap, in the hopes of finding love. The first season aired in 2015 and was hosted by Caroline Flack, featuring non-celebrity contestants. Viewership grew from the first season's 570,000 viewers to over 5 million by the fifth season. The introduction uses different filming techniques like shots of the host in Spain and contestants in the UK, upbeat music, and cross-cutting between scenes to introduce the show's premise and generate excitement.
call sheet
This call sheet is for a 1 minute short film produced by Micheal Oladokun on February 27, 2016. It lists the production crew including the producer, assistant producer, director, and director of photography. The call sheet also includes a production checklist noting that the camera, lighting kit, microphone kit, and tripod are ready. It provides the shooting locations of Europa Trading Estate, Canary Wharf, and 11 Wellington Avenue in Sidcup. Contact information is given for the producer and assistant producer.
A second a day redraft
The video uses editing techniques to contrast the girl's happy birthday at the beginning with her sad birthday alone in the hospital at the end. It shows her daily life through quick shots lasting only 1-3 seconds each to convey that her fortunate life changed rapidly. Intertitles include a hashtag and charity logo to promote helping others affected like the girl. The camera work and sounds also enhance the changing mood and tension as her life becomes endangered and she loses safety and education.
Task 2
The video contrasts the girl's happy birthday celebration with family at the beginning with her sad birthday in the hospital with just her mother at the end. Throughout the video, close-up shots at eye level are used to focus on the girl's facial expressions and connect with the audience. Diegetic sounds like family singing make the scenes feel realistic. The editing cuts between shots of her happy life and signs that things are changing, like a crumbling ceiling, to show how her life circumstances flipped over the year.
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The video uses editing techniques to contrast the girl's happy birthday at the beginning with her sad birthday alone in the hospital at the end. It shows her daily life through quick shots lasting only 1-3 seconds each to convey that her fortunate life changed rapidly. Intertitles include a hashtag and charity logo to promote helping others affected like the girl. The camera work and sounds also enhance the changing mood and tension as her life becomes endangered and she loses safety and education.
Task 2
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Evaluation
The student created a short film with classmates for an anti-bullying charity campaign. Their original idea was changed due to one actor going on a trip. The film's storytelling was clear but the beginning lacked clarity. Strengths included varied camera shots and smooth transitions, but the music did not suit the tone. The student developed editing skills like cuts, transitions, and adding music, but could improve the matching of effects to the situation.
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Opening shots
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The student created a short film with classmates for an anti-bullying charity campaign. Their original idea was changed due to one actor going on a trip. The film's storytelling was clear but the beginning lacked clarity. Strengths included varied camera shots and smooth transitions, but the music did not suit the tone. The student developed editing skills like cuts, transitions, and adding music, but could improve the matching of effects to the situation.
Task 2 a
The document summarizes three different campaigns:
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Task 2 a
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1) A domestic violence poster using X-ray images to show injuries and encourage victims to seek help.
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3) A moving image campaign using video editing and room settings to build tension around witnessing domestic violence and doing the right thing.
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Evaluation
The document summarizes the steps taken to create a reggae-themed poster in Photoshop. Effects like bevel and emboss, outer glow, and drop shadow were added to elements like a tree, text, and birds to make them stand out on a background of a yellow, green, and red reggae pattern. Bob Marley was placed at the top with lowered opacity to look like he was in the sky background. Clouds and birds with lowered opacity were also added to the sky, including "three little birds" to reference the Bob Marley song.
Editing
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Notes for photography
The document provides instructions for beginner photographers on using studio lighting. It explains that studio lights have dial settings from 1 to 6 to control the brightness, with 1 being the softest light. It recommends starting at setting 3 for beginners. Proper lighting techniques include using a key light as the primary light on the subject, a fill light to reduce shadows, and a hair light 3 feet above and behind the subject's head. Accessories like reflectors and umbrellas can help enhance and bounce the existing light. Photographers should have their model 5-6 feet away and turn off any additional room lights to avoid affecting the shoot.
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Evaluation
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Task 2 a
The poster campaign features Barack Obama's face as the main focus, with the American flag behind his head to imply he supports Americans. The bold text encourages people to vote for Obama. It provides information on early voting locations and compares Obama to his rival Biden. The colors blue and red are used to represent American patriotism.
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Introduction
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Task 3B evaluation of final desgin
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1) On June 6th, terrorists drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and then went to Borough Market where they stabbed additional people, killing 7 and injuring 48.
2) The ringleader was identified as 27-year-old Khuram Shazad Butt from Barking, East London. He had been under investigation by police twice before.
3) The attack shows how easy it is for terrorists to strike in a major city center like London Bridge. It also demonstrates how extreme they are willing to go to further their beliefs, killing and injuring many innocent people.
Task 1 planning radio segment
The document outlines the planning for a podcast recording, including:
- Equipment needed: a voice recorder, Mac computer with Logic Pro X software, and headphones.
- Timing of 1 minute 30 seconds to allow for intro/outro and avoid boredom.
- Recording scheduled for Thursday 22nd to allow time for editing and uploading by Friday.
- Sound checks will be done in the recorder's room at home to avoid distractions.
- Non-copyright music will be used for intro/outro and background to avoid legal issues.
Task 3
This document discusses and compares several digital audio workstations and audio recording software programs and devices. It provides information on Audacity, an open-source digital audio editor; Adobe Audition, a digital audio workstation; Pro Tools, a digital audio workstation used for sound recording and production; Cubase, a digital audio workstation that enables editing of MIDI files and raw audio tracks; and Audiodesk, a multitrack recording and mixing application. It also discusses several handheld and portable digital audio recorders, including the Zoom H5, Olympus VN-541PC, Tascam DR-05, Yamaha PR7, Roland R-05, and Sony ICD-UX530.
Task 1 nessa
This document summarizes scenes from two different media sources. The first section analyzes a scene from the film "The Wolf of Wall Street" where Leonardo DiCaprio gives a speech to pump up his workers. It notes that there is no background music, his dialogue is the focus, and the crowd cheers in response to his words. The second section examines a radio interview clip with the BMX group BQR, pointing out there is dialogue between the interviewer and group but no music, effects, or extraneous noise. The purpose is to gather information about BQR's career through questions and answers.
What is sound
Sound is vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard when they reach an ear. Different rooms have different acoustics depending on the objects inside, with harder surfaces reflecting more sound. Music studios use foam panels on walls to absorb and break up sound instead of letting it bounce around the room. Reverberation is how long it takes sound to die out in a space, with open areas creating longer echoes than small, enclosed rooms. When recording outside, windshields help avoid wind interruptions and background sounds should be considered as unwanted ambience. Simulated acoustics are effects deliberately added to alter a room's natural acoustics.
Microphones
There are several types of microphones that are used for different purposes:
- Handheld microphones are commonly used for live performances and speeches as they are durable.
- Lavalier microphones are small and clipped onto clothing for hands-free operation during television, theatre, and public speaking.
- Direct connection microphones are often used for computers as they allow the user to hear while speaking into the microphone.
Recce for location
The document discusses two locations for taking photos: Victoria Skate Park in Hackney, the author's local park where they are familiar with the layout and atmosphere, and Mile End Skate Park down the road, to show how skate parks in London are growing and connecting the skate community.
Call sheet
The call sheet is for a production shooting on May 16th at Victoria Skate Park. It lists the director, 1st assistant director, crew call time and estimated wrap time. It provides details on the scenes being shot at Victoria Skate Park including the cast, page numbers and locations. It also notes there is to be no smoking on set.
Props and costumes
The document lists props and costumes needed for a print article. Two props are listed: a BMX bike to represent the BMX community and show tricks, and a ramp to photograph a rider doing a trick in mid-air. No costumes are needed as the people can wear their own clothes.
task 3
This document discusses various camera shot types including high shots, low shots, canted shots, wide shots, rule of thirds shots, foreground shots, background shots, shots with different depths of field, sharp shots, soft shots, digital shots, analogue shots, and optical shots.
2c
Etching involves scratching lines into a metal plate covered with a waxy ground to expose the bare metal where lines are wanted in the finished piece. Lithography was invented in 1796 as a cheaper method to publish works using a sheet of metal to transfer an image or text onto paper using ink. Offset lithography, which came into use in the 1960s, improved on lithography by transferring the inked image from a plate to a rubber blanket and then to paper, making it much cheaper than previous methods. Digital printing, which emerged in the 1990s, refers to printing directly from a digital image to media and avoids the costs of making printing plates for short runs while allowing on-demand and modified printing.
2a
Traditional printing techniques have been used since the 15th century, including letterpress, lithography, and screenprinting. Letterpress was widely used until the mid-20th century when it was replaced by lithography due to lower costs. Modern books are primarily published using offset lithography, where the inked image is transferred from a plate to a rubber blanket and then printed onto paper, which has been the dominant method since the 1960s. Desktop publishing also emerged in the 1980s, allowing journalists to edit and layout their own copy instead of sending it to publishers.
Task 1
An online newspaper is the digital version of a printed newspaper that can present breaking news more quickly online. While printing costs are reduced, the credibility and brand recognition of established newspapers helps their chances of survival in transitioning online. An online magazine is a magazine published on the internet through websites and networks, while electronic books can be read on computers or devices. Advertising promotes products and services through sponsored messages, and flyers, pamphlets, and product packaging are also used to promote items for sale or events through visual displays. Interactive media and instruction manuals provide product information through digital content and guides.
photoshoot
Three connected lights of varying brightness settings will illuminate the photography room, with the highest setting providing the brightest flash. Connecting the lights to the camera allows the photographer flexibility while shooting. A solid colored background, like white or black, focuses viewer attention on the main image and prevents unwanted objects from appearing in photos.
Edwin s porter
Edwin S. Porter was a pioneering American film director born in 1870 in Pennsylvania who directed the 1903 western film The Great Train Robbery. The 11-minute film consisted of 20 separate shots and was innovative for its time in using a variety of scenes and angles. It featured a shot of a bandit firing directly at the camera that startled audiences. The Great Train Robbery toured the United States for 7 years and was the premier attraction of the first nickelodeon in 1905, cementing Porter's status as a pioneer of early cinema.
Evaluation on website
The document summarizes key elements of a website evaluation, including:
1) The navigation bar helps viewers easily navigate around the website and makes it look more professional. Hyperlinks were also added to images and buttons.
2) The layout is plain and simple with short writing and many pictures to avoid long essays.
3) Mellow and misty colors from a moving beach background suit the banner and poster.
4) The website contains interactive buttons, images, and a slideshow gallery of class posters. A moving background also engages viewers.
5) Different types of images are used, including the poster, social media logos, and a class poster slideshow.
Powerpoint on class poster
This document contains a list of 18 names: Aaron, Anzar, Blessing, Conor, Desiree, Donelle, Dorcas, Gaetan, Hamerdeep, Haseeb, Kimberley, Malvina, Marijia, Ricardo, Richard, Romaine, Shifau, and Stacey.
Capturing images 1
Photography involves capturing images using a camera. The key components of a camera include the viewfinder for framing shots, a lens to focus light and create images, and an image sensor that detects the information that makes up the image. Photos and videos are saved to a memory card inside the camera. Lighting is also important, and different types of lenses, exposures, and white balances can affect the look and feel of the final image. Apertures and f-stops control the amount of light entering the camera lens. Photos can be supported hands-free using a tripod, or hand-held by the photographer.
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