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The document discusses 6 post-apocalyptic photographs taken by Naughty Dog designers to promote their game "The Last of Us". The photos depict famous landmarks in London, Berlin, Rome, and Paris destroyed after an apocalyptic event. They used techniques like rule of thirds composition and fast shutter speeds to edit the original photos to portray abandonment and ruin after a zombie apocalypse. While the photos are effective at representing the game, some weaknesses are they don't truly convey the full extent of an apocalypse and leave the timeline ambiguous.
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FMP initial plans
Max Jones outlines his initial plans for an FMP project creating a noir horror/sci-fi thriller trailer set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, drawing inspiration from films like Black Mirror and Mad Max. He analyzes his skills in editing, filming, and visual effects that will allow him to bring his vision to life. Max provides a mood board and discusses key influences from films and TV shows that will shape the look and feel of his trailer project.
FMP production reflection
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Task 1 work sheet 2 landscape
- 1. Unit 57: Photography and Photographic Practice Research of other photographers work (P1, M1, D1) Photographer: Naughty dog
- 2. Picture Four
- 3. Theme or focus of images On these six images I see well known landscapes, destroyed almost as if an apocalypse as occurred, the designers from Naughty Dog, they created these because of the inspiring game โThe Last Of Usโ which hit PS4 this year. Picture One is the Battersea Power Station in London this is just one of the images that are shown and the rest of the images are: Picture Two - Shard and City Hall in London Picture Three - Berlin, Germany. Picture Four โ Colosseum, In Rome Picture Five - Buckingham Palace in England Picture Six โ Eiffel Tower in France These Pictures could have roughly been anytime because the original pictures seemed to be in a summer, but the pictures are shown to be post apocalypse events which happen in the future. Not where! When, these images show that an apocalypse has occurred, so could it be before reality, or is it a future sight into the future. Composition
- 4. As the photographer decides where to stand, moves the camera, or zooms in on a scene, she selects what to include in the image. What did the photographer choose to include or exclude in the image? If she had zoomed out or stood further away, what additional information could we see? The composition of the photograph can also be altered later by cropping. How does the decision to frame only certain elements in the photograph affect the message conveyed by the photograph? These Images are well suited for what is shown because the game is similar it a perceptive for people to see theses landmarks something that not. If it was just a house or building it may just look like a rotten/ruined building, but if it was a landscape it show more area to manipulate most aspects of an apocalypse event. Techniques used It is hard to say what techniques to use on these pictures because they are much edited to make out to look like a zombie apocalypse, but I can talk about the previous pictures before they were edited. I say that the rule of thirds could of been used to centre the building to make it centre of attention make sure everything is in that box, then there is the shutter speed, Iโd say it was a fast one because they donโt need to use slow shutter speed because not much is happening and they took more focus on the editing of the actual photos. Could say that it was a range from 1/1000f to 1/500f maybe or even higher also you canโt really tell if there is any use depth of field because nothing seemed to be blurred out it seems to be in focus of all the images. Strengths & Weaknesses Strengths:- The strengths of these images are that itโs made by game developers of an apocalypse game which makes people who like the game enjoy these images and these made me think it could happen but also it makes it familiar to where I live because it showed Buckingham palaceโฆ Weaknesses:-โฆ The weaknesses are that they are not showing that its apocalypse just seems like a bit disserted also they could of shown how far into the future make us think it is real.