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The storyboard outlines Thomas and Jack's documentary introduction in three slides. The first slide shows them explaining their ideas in Coventry Cathedral. The second slide contains opening credits with their documentary name and clips to set the scene. The third and final slide features Thomas and Jack discussing their plans in a classroom before asking others for their opinions.
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The storyboard outlines a documentary introduction in three slides: 1) Thomas and Jack introduce their ideas in a cathedral and begin filming. 2) Opening credits play over YouTube clips to set the tone. 3) Thomas and Jack discuss their plans in a classroom and how they will interview people.
Storyboard 1
The storyboard outlines a documentary introduction in three slides: 1) Thomas and Jack introduce their ideas in a cathedral and begin filming. 2) Opening credits play over YouTube clips to set the tone. 3) Thomas and Jack discuss their plans in a classroom and how they will interview people.
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Goodfellas opening/title analysis
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3. Several conventions of crime thriller openings are discussed, including the lack of opening music to feel more realistic, depicting a death within the first two minutes, showing guns and knives, and having the killing take place at night to build suspense.
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The storyboard outlines a documentary introduction in three slides: 1) Thomas and Jack introduce their ideas in a cathedral and begin filming. 2) Opening credits play over YouTube clips to set the tone. 3) Thomas and Jack discuss their plans in a classroom and how they will interview people.
Storyboard 1
The storyboard outlines a documentary introduction in three slides: 1) Thomas and Jack introduce their ideas in a cathedral and begin filming. 2) Opening credits play over YouTube clips to set the tone. 3) Thomas and Jack discuss their plans in a classroom and how they will interview people.
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1. The document discusses the order and purpose of titling elements at the beginning of a film. It notes that prominent production companies, producers, and directors are listed early to establish credibility and expectations of quality.
2. It also analyzes the use of a black background for the titles, noting it keeps the viewer focused on the opening scene and establishes a dark, serious tone that fits with the depiction of violence.
3. Several conventions of crime thriller openings are discussed, including the lack of opening music to feel more realistic, depicting a death within the first two minutes, showing guns and knives, and having the killing take place at night to build suspense.
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The document summarizes scenes from the beginning of the film Blade Runner. It describes the opening credits with the stars' names against a black background. Loud bangs are then heard throughout the dystopian city to attract attention and set an ominous tone. The date and location are provided, identifying the setting as Los Angeles in the future. Explosions occur on both sides of the city as the soundtrack intensifies, building suspense. The narrative is established through opening text in a typical sci-fi convention.
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The document provides instructions for using various pen tools in Photoshop to create paths and shapes. It describes how to use the standard pen tool to draw straight lines and curves by clicking to add anchor points. It also covers using the freeform pen tool to draw paths automatically, and the magnetic pen tool which allows paths to snap to edges in an image. Key steps include dragging the pen tool to extend direction lines to control the shape of curves, and holding alt to convert smooth points to corners when drawing multiple curved segments.
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The document provides instructions for removing body hair from a photo of a hand using Photoshop in 3 steps:
1. Duplicate the background layer and make a selection around the hand and arm.
2. Use the smudge tool to blur and remove hair from the selected area of the arm.
3. Further refine the area around the bracelet and palm using the blur tool, add surface blur to a copy of the layer, adjust the layer style, and add a layer mask to improve lighting contrast and the overall appearance.
Changing eye colour in photoshop
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2. Select the Lasso Tool and draw a selection around each eye
3. Add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and select the "Colorize" option
4. Drag the Hue slider to select the eye color and the Saturation slider to adjust intensity
5. Change the adjustment layer's blend mode to "Color"
6. Select the layer mask and Brush Tool
7. Set the foreground color to black and paint around the iris to clean up edges
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This document provides instructions for manipulating images in Photoshop. It explains how to open an image, resize it, and place it into a Photoshop document. It then describes how to zoom in on areas of interest and use selection tools like the lasso and magic wand to select parts of the image to delete. It also discusses using the eraser tool to smoothly edit image edges. Finally, it mentions adding the edited image to another document or layer.
Smooth and soften skin in a photo with photoshop
This document provides instructions for using Photoshop tools to smooth and soften skin in a photo in 9 steps. The key steps are:
1. Create duplicate layers to work on non-destructively.
2. Use the Spot Healing Brush tool to remove blemishes.
3. Apply the High Pass filter and Gaussian Blur filter to detect edges and add texture.
4. Change the blend mode of the softened skin layer to Linear Light for contrast.
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- 1. STORYBOARD By Thomas and Jack
- 2. FIRST SLIDE The first slide is me and Jack in the Coventry City Cathedral, and we will be explaining our documentary, introducing our ideas and the conspiracy, and then walk off to start filming.
- 3. SECOND SLIDE The second slide will be our opening credits, showing the audience the name of our documentary, who took part in it, and what will we be doing. Also in our opening credits, we will be playing the youtube clips sound, to show it's just like being in WW2 again, when the Germans attacked.
- 4. THIRD SLIDE The last slide, is me and Jack in a classroom, talking to each other about what we are going to do, and how we plan to ask people about there ideas about it all.
- 5. SUM UP This short story board is showing how me and Jack will create our 5 minute introduction to a documentary. Jack’s idea was to start at the cathedral, and talk about our idea, and then shoot off into the opening credits, copying the style of Doctor Who, and how they start there programme. Slide 3 will be most difficult because we will be talking and discussing to each other, and then we will shoot off and ask others on there opinion, showing the audience, very quickly other peoples opinion on the matter.