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This document discusses different types of media and how they summarize content. It describes e-newspapers, e-magazines, CD/DVD covers, book covers, instruction manuals, advertisements, and websites. These media provide visual references and previews to help audiences understand the content at a glance without needing to view or read it in full. They promote recognition and allow users to quickly identify the topic or purpose of the media.
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Task 3 a
This document provides details for a photography shoot of an artist, including costumes, props, makeup, call sheets, locations, and concepts. It discusses urban clothing for the artist, "beats" headphones as a prop, and no makeup. A recce is described checking locations with substantial lighting, including images of the artist playing drums related to his career. A template was created in InDesign showing image and text placements, with different tools used to indicate boxes and text.
Task 2 – traditional techniques
Hand etching uses acid to cut designs into metals like steel and copper. Linocut is a printmaking technique that carves designs into linoleum. Screen printing uses a mesh to transfer ink onto a substrate in certain permeable areas. Lithography prints an image onto a stone or metal plate using the repellence of oil and water. Letterpress uses a metal template and printing press to imprint ink onto paper. Rotogravure is similar to offset printing and uses an engraved rotating cylinder to print images onto paper with a doctor blade regulating the ink. Screen-process also uses a mesh but transfers ink through impermeable areas using a blade or stencil.
Task 1
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.
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.
Task 2A
Digital photographs are used across many media sectors to promote products and services. Some key uses include:
- Newspaper front pages use photographs to illustrate stories and grab readers' attention.
- Magazine covers feature photographs of authors and celebrities to promote issues.
- Music album and CD covers prominently display photographs of artists.
- DVD covers often include photographs of main actors to promote films.
- Book covers sometimes feature photographs of authors to identify content.
- Instruction manuals sometimes incorporate photographs to demonstrate procedures.
- Billboards and websites use photographs in advertising and promotion across media.
1 a digitally publish
1. Digitally published products include e-newspapers, e-magazines, advertisements, DVD/CD covers, flyers, leaflets, instruction manuals, moving images, audio, interactive media, promotional materials, and e-books. These products are used for entertainment, news, education, and marketing purposes.
2. E-newspapers and e-magazines provide news and information online or through apps. Advertisements promote businesses and campaigns through digital and other media. DVD/CD covers market music and video content. Flyers, leaflets, and promotional materials distribute information about products and services. Instruction manuals educate users about products and processes.
3. Interactive media like videos,
Task 2 a Photography
This document discusses different types of media formats including e-newspapers, e-magazines, CD and DVD covers, book covers, and instruction manuals. E-newspapers and e-magazines are online versions that allow for more timely presentation of news and content. CD, DVD, and book covers are designed to attract audiences and promote the product. Instruction manuals provide guidance to help consumers understand how to operate technological products.
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Task 3 a
This document provides details for a photography shoot of an artist, including costumes, props, makeup, call sheets, locations, and concepts. It discusses urban clothing for the artist, "beats" headphones as a prop, and no makeup. A recce is described checking locations with substantial lighting, including images of the artist playing drums related to his career. A template was created in InDesign showing image and text placements, with different tools used to indicate boxes and text.
Task 2 – traditional techniques
Hand etching uses acid to cut designs into metals like steel and copper. Linocut is a printmaking technique that carves designs into linoleum. Screen printing uses a mesh to transfer ink onto a substrate in certain permeable areas. Lithography prints an image onto a stone or metal plate using the repellence of oil and water. Letterpress uses a metal template and printing press to imprint ink onto paper. Rotogravure is similar to offset printing and uses an engraved rotating cylinder to print images onto paper with a doctor blade regulating the ink. Screen-process also uses a mesh but transfers ink through impermeable areas using a blade or stencil.
Task 1
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.
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.
Task 2A
Digital photographs are used across many media sectors to promote products and services. Some key uses include:
- Newspaper front pages use photographs to illustrate stories and grab readers' attention.
- Magazine covers feature photographs of authors and celebrities to promote issues.
- Music album and CD covers prominently display photographs of artists.
- DVD covers often include photographs of main actors to promote films.
- Book covers sometimes feature photographs of authors to identify content.
- Instruction manuals sometimes incorporate photographs to demonstrate procedures.
- Billboards and websites use photographs in advertising and promotion across media.
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1. Digitally published products include e-newspapers, e-magazines, advertisements, DVD/CD covers, flyers, leaflets, instruction manuals, moving images, audio, interactive media, promotional materials, and e-books. These products are used for entertainment, news, education, and marketing purposes.
2. E-newspapers and e-magazines provide news and information online or through apps. Advertisements promote businesses and campaigns through digital and other media. DVD/CD covers market music and video content. Flyers, leaflets, and promotional materials distribute information about products and services. Instruction manuals educate users about products and processes.
3. Interactive media like videos,
Task 2 a Photography
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Task 2 a
This document discusses different types of media formats including e-newspapers, e-magazines, CD and DVD covers, book covers, and instruction manuals. E-newspapers and e-magazines are online versions that allow for more timely presentation of news and content. CD, DVD, and book covers are designed to attract audiences and promote the product. Instruction manuals provide guidance to help consumers understand how to operate technologically advanced products.
Unit 5 digital publishing
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Magazines
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Task 2a ab
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Task 2A
The document discusses different types of media and their digital formats:
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- Online magazines were pioneered by Computer Magazine and can be called webzines or e-zines.
- Album covers and CD packaging protect the music and accompany digital downloads.
- Interactive media like websites are digital, respond to user input, and combine audio/video.
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Task 1ab
Digital published products include e-newspapers, e-magazines, advertisements, DVD covers, flyers, leaflets, promotional materials, and instruction manuals. These products aim to entertain or educate the public about various topics like news and discussion. While similar to printed versions, digital products allow for greater access online at often no cost. Content remains the most important aspect, informing readers while also providing space for advertisements to a wider audience. Flyers and leaflets concisely provide brief information on a small space for distribution. Overall, these digital published items serve to share essential details using technology to reach more people.
Task 1a
An e-newspaper is a digital version of a newspaper that can be read on devices like tablets and smartphones. It includes local and world news that is updated regularly. An example is the Metro newspaper which can be accessed online.
An e-magazine is similar to an e-newspaper in that it is a digitally published product viewed on devices, but it focuses on topics like fashion, beauty, and health advice. Readers can purchase featured products directly through the e-magazine.
Advertisements can be static digital images or interactive videos used to promote products online or in stores. They aim to persuade viewers to buy things like electronics, games, or other consumer goods.
1 a comparison summary
E-newspapers, e-magazines, and e-books are similar as they share content and information online. They differ from leaflets, which are usually printed to promote events in public environments. Training manuals provide simple product instructions, unlike moving images and audio products which entertain and inform through film, music, and social media. While training manuals are typically instructional books or online, promotional materials like advertisements are intended to interact with viewers and promote products or events through various media like flyers, leaflets, and posters, similar to interactive media.
Task 2 a
An online newspaper provides news in a timely manner by competing with broadcast journalism and presenting breaking news online. The document discusses different types of covers for magazines, newspapers, albums, DVDs, books, and instruction manuals. Covers are designed to attract target audiences, promote the product, and provide essential information. Key elements of an effective cover mentioned include using size, color, and positioning to draw the eye to a focus point and divide the cover into clearly labeled sections.
Ibf Reg
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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.
Task 1 – considerations
Jordan Lyn plans to take low-angled photographs of themselves portraying a superhero for a school project. They will take the photos either during free time at their college, which is open from 9am to 7pm, or during lessons with a colleague. Jordan will use the JPEG format for the high-resolution images because they are more familiar with it than RAW files, though may try RAW in the future. The indoor photos were taken with natural sunlight through large windows, which provided good lighting and allowed for a low-angled shot conveying tension as Jordan portrayed their superhero character.
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For photographers working on e-magazines, it is important to capture the entire surrounding scene in their photos in order to provide context without requiring the reader to read the accompanying text. They must work slowly and carefully to get the right shot that shows everything happening. For e-magazine covers and inside pages, high-quality cameras are used to capture every detail of celebrities like Kim Kardashian to attract readers and buyers, especially younger audiences. Photographers of billboard ads must ensure the entire scene is clearly depicted since viewers will only see it briefly as they pass by.
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Task 2a ab
An E-Newspaper is a digital version of a newspaper that can be accessed through apps on devices like phones and tablets. It allows users to access articles from different newspapers in one place. Key advantages include being able to access multiple papers in one app and easily turning pages with a tap. However, E-Newpapers rely on the device's battery life.
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This document provides an overview and definitions of key terms related to multimedia. It discusses how multimedia combines various digital media types, including text, images, sound, animation and video. It describes how multimedia can be linear or nonlinear/interactive depending on whether the user has navigational control. The document also outlines some common uses of multimedia and discusses CD-ROMs and DVDs as distribution methods for multimedia projects, noting their ability to store large amounts of content. It defines key terms like authoring tools, integration, interactive and hypermedia.
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Newspapers and magazines inform readers about current events and topics through articles and stories. Newspapers are published daily or weekly and cover news, articles, and advertisements, while magazines have a narrower focus on topics like celebrities. Both are distributed through stores and can also be accessed online. Posters promote products and events through visuals and text to attract attention as people pass by. Advertisements promote products and services through various media to raise awareness. Photojournalism tells news stories through images rather than words.
Task 2A
The document discusses different types of media and their digital formats:
- Online newspapers present news in a timely manner and help decrease costs compared to print.
- Online magazines were pioneered by Computer Magazine and can be called webzines or e-zines.
- Album covers and CD packaging protect the music and accompany digital downloads.
- Interactive media like websites are digital, respond to user input, and combine audio/video.
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Digital publications allow for more interactive content than print by including video, audio, and links. Many publishers are transitioning to digital formats, which allow for easier updates and distribution through various devices like e-readers, phones, tablets, and computers. Digital publications can inform, educate, entertain, market, and promote through content like e-books, magazines, newspapers, and more. They make use of features like video, graphics, text, interactions, and audio to engage audiences.
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1 a digitally publish
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Task 1ab
Digital published products include e-newspapers, e-magazines, advertisements, DVD covers, flyers, leaflets, promotional materials, and instruction manuals. These products aim to entertain or educate the public about various topics like news and discussion. While similar to printed versions, digital products allow for greater access online at often no cost. Content remains the most important aspect, informing readers while also providing space for advertisements to a wider audience. Flyers and leaflets concisely provide brief information on a small space for distribution. Overall, these digital published items serve to share essential details using technology to reach more people.
Task 1a
An e-newspaper is a digital version of a newspaper that can be read on devices like tablets and smartphones. It includes local and world news that is updated regularly. An example is the Metro newspaper which can be accessed online.
An e-magazine is similar to an e-newspaper in that it is a digitally published product viewed on devices, but it focuses on topics like fashion, beauty, and health advice. Readers can purchase featured products directly through the e-magazine.
Advertisements can be static digital images or interactive videos used to promote products online or in stores. They aim to persuade viewers to buy things like electronics, games, or other consumer goods.
1 a comparison summary
E-newspapers, e-magazines, and e-books are similar as they share content and information online. They differ from leaflets, which are usually printed to promote events in public environments. Training manuals provide simple product instructions, unlike moving images and audio products which entertain and inform through film, music, and social media. While training manuals are typically instructional books or online, promotional materials like advertisements are intended to interact with viewers and promote products or events through various media like flyers, leaflets, and posters, similar to interactive media.
Task 2 a
An online newspaper provides news in a timely manner by competing with broadcast journalism and presenting breaking news online. The document discusses different types of covers for magazines, newspapers, albums, DVDs, books, and instruction manuals. Covers are designed to attract target audiences, promote the product, and provide essential information. Key elements of an effective cover mentioned include using size, color, and positioning to draw the eye to a focus point and divide the cover into clearly labeled sections.
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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.
Task 1 – considerations
Jordan Lyn plans to take low-angled photographs of themselves portraying a superhero for a school project. They will take the photos either during free time at their college, which is open from 9am to 7pm, or during lessons with a colleague. Jordan will use the JPEG format for the high-resolution images because they are more familiar with it than RAW files, though may try RAW in the future. The indoor photos were taken with natural sunlight through large windows, which provided good lighting and allowed for a low-angled shot conveying tension as Jordan portrayed their superhero character.
Task 3
Jordan took images on their mobile device and transferred the JPEG files to their email to access them from any device. They saved the pictures in a folder on their computer hard drive named "Images" and also transferred them to a USB drive for backup. Jordan discusses different types of shots like location shots which can be interior or exterior, and studio shots which use equipment like reflectors and lights. They explain considerations for different contexts like events where you need to be ready to capture moments, night shots where you need flash or long exposure, and portraits where you focus on one subject.
Task 2 evaluation
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- Timing breakdown of intro, interviews, and outro segments
- Date and time scheduled for recording
- Background music to be used and copyright clearance details
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Task 1 a – planning your radio segment
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- Timing breakdown of intro, interviews, and outro segments
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Task 1 uses and purposes of digital
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Task 1 – learning aims a 2
The document summarizes segments from an interview between BBC Radio presenter Grimmy and actress Emma Watson. It discusses the jingle that introduces Grimmy at the start of each show, the question and answer format of the interview, and how listeners are invited on Twitter to ask Emma questions. It also mentions how silence can be used strategically on radio programs to build suspense.
Task 1 – learning aims a 2
Grimmy interviews actress Emma Watson on his BBC radio show. The show begins with an introductory jingle to identify the program. Grimmy asks Emma questions during a Q&A segment. He also announces on Twitter that listeners can submit questions for Emma, which he reads and she answers during the show. Silence is not directly mentioned but can be used strategically by the host to build suspense, such as when revealing a winner or reflecting on a sad event.
Task 1 - Uses and Purposes of Digital
The document analyzes and evaluates the technical sounds used in a short film clip showing characters arriving at a red carpet event. It describes the ambient noises of people talking and pre-recorded music that create the busy, crowded atmosphere of the event. Voiceover and dialogue are used at one point to discuss famous artists attending. Background music from performers is also included to enhance the lively atmosphere and suit the purpose of the event.
Task 2
This document discusses different types of media and how they summarize content. It describes e-newspapers, e-magazines, CD/DVD covers, book covers, instruction manuals, advertisements, and websites. These media provide visual references and previews to help audiences understand the content at a glance without needing to view or read it in full. They convey essential information like subjects, creators, and genres through images and short text. This allows audiences to easily identify and decide whether they want to engage with the media.
Final poster analysis
1. The document describes the process of creating a poster in Adobe InDesign and Photoshop, including laying out vectors, inserting text in different sizes, creating a background with an orange circle and gradient, and inserting an image of a person.
2. Details are provided on text formatting and placement, including using the Arial font and a hierarchy formation for text at the bottom.
3. The image was inserted from a jpeg photo taken on an iPhone and imported into InDesign, where it was transformed to a suitable angle and size for the poster.
Task 3a
The document outlines the production of a music video for a company called Promo East. It discusses the filming schedule, with shooting on March 12th and a reshoot on April 3rd and editing from March 14th-18th. Footage included a variety of shots, but some needed to be reshoot as the actor was out of sync with the music. Technical difficulties also extended the editing time. The reshoot allowed changes to actors' clothing and locations. A list and timeline of shots were created to help organize the editing process.
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.
Anime presentation
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
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Task 2
- 1. Task 2 BY JORDAN LYN
- 2. E-Newspapers E-Newspapers are online newspapers. They are interactive and require a device with an internet connection to use. For example an iPhone, tablet etc. http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/section/todayspaper /promo-img@2x.png
- 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.