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This document discusses different types of media used to convey information and promote products/services, including: - E-newspapers and e-magazines which are online interactive versions of printed newspapers and magazines. - CD/DVD covers, book covers, and thumbnails which provide visual representations and previews to identify and describe their respective media. - Websites which allow interactive access to information, videos, and images across different devices and platforms. Websites also advertise to specific audiences through their names and logos. - Promotional materials, ads, manuals, and credits/text in moving images which are used to market brands, instruct users, and identify associated media.
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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.
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Task 2 a
Images play an important role in various types of media like newspapers, magazines, DVD covers, books, instruction manuals, advertisements, and interactive media online. Photographs provide visual evidence and context to accompany written text. They allow readers and viewers to see people, places, and things being described. Different types of media have different photographic needs - for example, magazines often feature high-quality celebrity photos while instruction manuals rely more on diagrams than photos. Across media types, photographs enhance understanding and make information more engaging for audiences.
Task 1ab
E-newspapers and e-magazines provide interactive content beyond traditional print versions, allowing access to more details from articles. Advertisements aim to promote products or services. DVD covers showcase images and descriptions of films. Flyers and leaflets distribute brief information about events to attract participation or educate the public. Promotional materials advertise brands and organizations. Instruction manuals educate users how to operate items like cameras. Digital publishing platforms can entertain and inform wide audiences while integrating advertisements.
Task 2 b evaluation
The author chose image number 8 because it clearly captured their emotion at the right angle with their eyes fully white and no visible pupils. The lighting was well exposed to see their face clearly without needing edits. They rejected other images because their pupils were visible when trying to roll their eyes back or the angle did not convey the intended power. Exterior images were also rejected due to uncontrolled sunlight causing too much or not enough lighting.
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Task 2a ab
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E-magazines and e-newspapers provide digital alternatives to traditional print magazines and newspapers. They can be viewed on devices like phones and tablets, making them convenient to access anywhere. While e-magazines often focus on entertainment, e-newspapers aim to inform readers about current events. Various types of promotional materials are also discussed, including flyers, leaflets, and instruction manuals, which aim to advertise products, services, and events to potential customers.
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The document discusses various Web 2.0 tools that can be used to engage students and improve learning, including Flickr for sharing photos, Big Huge Labs tools for image manipulation, ToonDoo for creating cartoons, Zoho and Google Forms for databases and surveys, and SlideShare for sharing presentations. It provides examples of how each tool can be used, such as having students annotate images on Flickr, create magazine covers and trading cards with Big Huge Labs tools, illustrate concepts with ToonDoo cartoons, and collect student information with forms. The document encourages an open discussion on further uses of these technologies for improved pedagogy.
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- Synergy refers to the process of interlinking multiple media products from a franchise for commercial or artistic purposes, such as films, video games, soundtracks, and animated content. This allows properties to be experienced across different platforms.
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Task 2 a
Images play an important role in various types of media like newspapers, magazines, DVD covers, books, instruction manuals, advertisements, and interactive media online. Photographs provide visual evidence and context to accompany written text. They allow readers and viewers to see people, places, and things being described. Different types of media have different photographic needs - for example, magazines often feature high-quality celebrity photos while instruction manuals rely more on diagrams than photos. Across media types, photographs enhance understanding and make information more engaging for audiences.
Task 1ab
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The author chose image number 8 because it clearly captured their emotion at the right angle with their eyes fully white and no visible pupils. The lighting was well exposed to see their face clearly without needing edits. They rejected other images because their pupils were visible when trying to roll their eyes back or the angle did not convey the intended power. Exterior images were also rejected due to uncontrolled sunlight causing too much or not enough lighting.
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2. Details are provided on text formatting and placement, including using the Arial font and a hierarchy formation for text at the bottom.
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Task 4B – evaluation
1. The document discusses the production of a music video by the author and their group to entertain the audience. They chose to do a video for the song "Forgotten Notes" by Bryson Tiller, taking inspiration from his other music videos.
2. They created a production plan that discussed the song, locations, camera shots, and acting needed. Feedback indicated their cutting rate fit the song's mood well.
3. They also considered doing a dance video but decided on the Bryson Tiller song. Areas for improvement included time management, actor lip syncing, and using more camera movement/shots.
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Anime uses lines and exaggeration of movements, expressions, and aura to make still images appear animated. It began in the early 20th century in Japan and the first feature-length anime film was 1944's Momotarō: Umi no Shinpei. Akira Toriyama later created Dragon Ball Z/GT, the author's favorite anime, which features fast-paced action and vibrant colors as protagonist Goku battles powerful opponents.
Task 8 – technical features
Layout of pages typically includes a header, body, and footer. Text can use serif or sans serif typefaces, with serif having curves and sans serif being more modern and without curves. Headers are located at the top of pages and master heads provide the title or topic of the content. Text can be arranged in columns to organize information. Credits use transitions to list cast and crew. Typography, font, leading, baseline, and letterforms refer to the style, size, spacing, positioning, and shapes of text. Images, scans, photos, and graphic arts provide visual content. Logos represent brands. Color, space, point of focus, balance, hierarchy, and grids are compositional elements that
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- 3. E-Magazines E-magazines are online magazines which display a range of different magazines which have been produced in the past. The screenshot below shows “VOGUE” magazine’s e-magazine. The magazines shown are hyperlink to show what is included in the magazine, it’s just like opening a real magazine.
- 4. CD Covers/Thumbnails CD Covers display an image of what and who the cd was produced by. It gives the audience a visual reference to what it is which obligates them to recognise what its about. For example Notorious BIG’s album cover for “Ready to Die” shows a baby with a black background, if someone can’t remember what the album is called they would refer to the image of a young baby with a white background. Thumbnails are images shown to present a video or a logo for a website such as wordpres. Youtube displays a thumbnail image of a part of the video to make the audience understand the media product better. Thumbnails
- 5. DVD Covers DVD covers are used to identify the movie, it expresses the emotion, genre and displays the actors within the movie. They work in similar ways to CD’s or Thumbnails as they share the same purpose. The back displays a blur (like a book) which is a preview of the film and it shows the companies involved in the production. http://www.freedvdcover.com/wp- content/uploads/freedvdcover_jupiter_ascending_2015_front.jpg
- 6. Books Books are printed or written stories or non-fictional information stored in a collection which makes a book. The cover of a book is similar to a dvd or cd cover as they show what the book is about and on the back includes a blur to give the reader an insight of what the book is about. http://media02.hongkiat.com/designing-book-covers/37-book-cover-tuts.jpg
- 7. Instruction/Training Manuals Manuals are information leaflets to instruct someone on what to do. They consist of steps and images showing what to do therefore self explanatory. https://lh4.ggpht.com/KFXSA8RiKyw8RZ6Ndxu0QdbzbDb3x4QHTG_zigWoifX qm1EFkTKBY_JpiXe8C8Odnso=h900
- 8. Adverts Adverts can be digital or print based, these are displayed all around areas. Its purpose is to persuade an audience into purchasing a product or to portray a message to a certain audience. They are displayed in billboards, bus stop posters (which can be digital) and in magazines and newspapers.
- 9. Interactive Media - Websites Websites allow the user to view videos, information and images related to a certain subjects. They also allow the creator to have creative control over it as they can make changes whenever they want. The immediacy is high as it can be accessed and changed over a range of different platforms i.e on the your mobile device or on a tablet, at work on a computer, personal laptop etc. Websites are also a good way of advertising to a specific audience, the name of it gives us some background information about what it could be. For example Wikipedia is known for giving facts to its audience, we know thins because of “pedia”. It also shows its logo in the top of the tab for the website.
- 10. Promotional Material Promotional material is a way of advertising a brand or logo through merchandise. This includes items such as books, bags, toys etc. It is a sales technique to also make more money for its company.
- 11. Text and Copy for Moving Image Products and Audio Text is used in a moving image as credits. They can also be incorporated for affects in a movie for example in batman or kick ass they use elements from the comics to show the effect of a hit. In kick ass the text is in comic font as it is about a young man who wants to become a superhero. Audio uses text to title the track or name of what is being displayed.