This documentary followed the process of mummifying scientist Alan Billis after his death to study the ancient Egyptian mummification techniques. It had a linear narrative structure as it chronologically documented each step of the mummification. Interviews with scientists and historians provided context on the cultural and scientific significance of mummification. Close-up shots were used to showcase key objects like the mummy and Alan's body. Establishing shots of Egypt, Sheffield, and Torquay situated the places important to the documentary. The documentary aimed to educate viewers on mummification through recreating the process on Alan and analyzing it scientifically.
Audience research – results and conclusionsAdamRoberts95
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about starting an indie music magazine. Key findings include: most participants were male and under 25; 'Q' magazine was the most commonly read, informing the magazine's style; Arctic Monkeys and Kings of Leon were favored bands; red, blue, black and white were associated with indie music; and most would buy the magazine monthly and pay £3-3.50. These results will help decide aspects to focus on like interviews, and inform the magazine's design.
The document discusses the filming and editing techniques used in interviews for a documentary about the movie "Jaws". It notes that the background of interviews featured Jaws merchandise, graphics displayed the interviewee's name and relevance, and cutaways were used that related to what the interviewee was discussing. Interview framing and lighting were important considerations, with the interviewer positioned on the interviewee's eye line and a light source in front to illuminate faces. Cutaways either followed conventions or related to the topic of discussion.
This document outlines codes and conventions for filming interviews, including framing interviewees using the rule of thirds, using the mise-en-scene to associate with the topic, including graphics with interviewee names and relevance, using cutaways to break up interviews, and editing out questions while including cutaways.
The document provides instructions for a photography task requiring the photographer to take a variety of shots from different camera angles and distances according to a list. These included extreme close-ups, close-ups of people in nature, medium shots of two people, over-the-shoulder shots of writing, long shots conveying isolation, and photographs with connotations of friendship, stress, and taken from high angles.
The document discusses the filming and editing techniques used for interviews in documentaries. It notes that interviews were framed using the rule of thirds and featured graphics with the interviewee's name and relevance. Shots included close-ups and medium shots of interviewees like filmmakers and TV show creators. Proper eye-line and lighting was used, and editing cut between interviews in a comic book style with relevant cutaways from The Simpsons.
This documentary followed the process of mummifying scientist Alan Billis after his death to study the ancient Egyptian mummification techniques. It had a linear narrative structure as it chronologically documented each step of the mummification. Interviews with scientists and historians provided context on the cultural and scientific significance of mummification. Close-up shots were used to showcase key objects like the mummy and Alan's body. Establishing shots of Egypt, Sheffield, and Torquay situated the places important to the documentary. The documentary aimed to educate viewers on mummification through recreating the process on Alan and analyzing it scientifically.
Audience research – results and conclusionsAdamRoberts95
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about starting an indie music magazine. Key findings include: most participants were male and under 25; 'Q' magazine was the most commonly read, informing the magazine's style; Arctic Monkeys and Kings of Leon were favored bands; red, blue, black and white were associated with indie music; and most would buy the magazine monthly and pay £3-3.50. These results will help decide aspects to focus on like interviews, and inform the magazine's design.
The document discusses the filming and editing techniques used in interviews for a documentary about the movie "Jaws". It notes that the background of interviews featured Jaws merchandise, graphics displayed the interviewee's name and relevance, and cutaways were used that related to what the interviewee was discussing. Interview framing and lighting were important considerations, with the interviewer positioned on the interviewee's eye line and a light source in front to illuminate faces. Cutaways either followed conventions or related to the topic of discussion.
This document outlines codes and conventions for filming interviews, including framing interviewees using the rule of thirds, using the mise-en-scene to associate with the topic, including graphics with interviewee names and relevance, using cutaways to break up interviews, and editing out questions while including cutaways.
The document provides instructions for a photography task requiring the photographer to take a variety of shots from different camera angles and distances according to a list. These included extreme close-ups, close-ups of people in nature, medium shots of two people, over-the-shoulder shots of writing, long shots conveying isolation, and photographs with connotations of friendship, stress, and taken from high angles.
The document discusses the filming and editing techniques used for interviews in documentaries. It notes that interviews were framed using the rule of thirds and featured graphics with the interviewee's name and relevance. Shots included close-ups and medium shots of interviewees like filmmakers and TV show creators. Proper eye-line and lighting was used, and editing cut between interviews in a comic book style with relevant cutaways from The Simpsons.
Our new product received feedback from customers. They enjoyed the core functionality but felt some additional features would make the product even better. Overall the feedback was positive and provided us with opportunities to improve the user experience and value of the product.
introduction to computer and automation engineering yahya tawil
سلايد تعريفي بهندسة الحواسيب والأتمتة من ناحية:
ماذا يستطيع مهندس الحواسب إنجازه-ماهي المصطلحات التي يجب إدراكها بهذا الاختصاص- المواد الأساسية - المواد التخصصية - مشاكل الفرع - بعض النصائح لمهندس الحواسيب - التعلم الذاتي - فرص العمل
Our new product received feedback from customers. They enjoyed the core functionality but felt some additional features would make the product even better. Overall the feedback was positive and provided us with opportunities to improve the user experience and value of the product.
introduction to computer and automation engineering yahya tawil
سلايد تعريفي بهندسة الحواسيب والأتمتة من ناحية:
ماذا يستطيع مهندس الحواسب إنجازه-ماهي المصطلحات التي يجب إدراكها بهذا الاختصاص- المواد الأساسية - المواد التخصصية - مشاكل الفرع - بعض النصائح لمهندس الحواسيب - التعلم الذاتي - فرص العمل
1. البٌئة مفتوحة المصدر
مارسن ٌاكوبوفسكً::
بولندي األصل حائز على شهادة الدكتوراه فً مجال الطاقة النووٌة من الوالٌات
المتحدة األمرٌكٌة وصاحب فكرة هذا المشروع
2. من املستهدف يف املشروع
المستهدف فً المشروع هم المزارعون والمهندسون والمشجعون له (الداعمون)
بحٌث تشكل هذه الفئات شبكة لبناء مجموعة القرٌة العالمٌة GVCS
3. GVCS
0102 :: كان عدد األجهزة المقترحة 04 جهاز
1102 :: أصبح عدد األجهزة المقترحة 05 جهاز
ما هو السر في هذه النقلة؟؟
4. اهلدف من املشروع
السر هو بالهدف من المشروع
الهدف :: مستودع لنشر األفكار ضمن دي فً دي واحد
5. ما هي األفكار
تصامٌم ثالثٌة األبعاد عن الجهاز•
مخطط بناء الجهاز•
أشرطة فٌدٌو أثناء تصمٌم الجهاز منخفضة التكالٌف•
كل هذه األفكار ضمن موقع وٌكً
6. البداية
على هذا األساس بدأ مارسن العمل حٌث بنى ثمان أجهزة إلى اآلن اعتبرها من أساسٌات القرٌة
العالمٌة::
ضاغط الكتل الترابٌة-
جرار الحٌاة-
مكعب الطاقة-
الجرار الصغٌر-
صانع الحدٌد-
بوابة ضغط الحدٌد-
طاولة القص باستخدام الحاسب بواسطة الٌزر والبالزما-
الحصّاد (دوارة البدذور)-
9. ما النتيجة
ضغط 0005 طوبة (كتلة بناء) فً الٌوم•
زرع 001 شجرة فً الٌوم•
بنى جرار الحٌاة فً 6 أٌام•
هذه ما زالت البداٌة
10. ملاذا؟
ألن مارسن أدرك إنه األدوات المناسبة والمنخفضة التكلفة والمرتبطة فٌما بٌنها التً
ٌحتاجها للبدء ببناء مزرعة مستدامة للسكن لم تكن موجودة بٌن ٌدٌه
11. احلكمة
”ال شئ أقوى من فكرة حان وقتها“
- فٌكتور هوغو -
12. ماذا فعلنا
بدأنا بالكتابة عن المشروع ضمن موقع وٌكً همك وبحاجة إلى كادر ٌتابع معنا مخطط
بناء لهكذا قرٌة فً المستقبل القرٌب إن شاء هللا
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