The stages of film making
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The stages of filmmaking involve five key steps: 1) Development, where the story is conceived through a detailed treatment; 2) Pre-Production, where the cast and crew are assembled and equipment, sets, and costumes are prepared; 3) Production, which is the principal photography or filming of scenes; 4) Post-Production, where the film is edited, sound and visual effects are added, and the final cut is approved; and 5) Distribution, where the completed film is printed, duplicated, and released. Each stage is vital to the process of bringing the film from concept to final product.
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The document outlines the five main stages of the filmmaking process:
1) Development, where the story is conceived and contracts are signed.
2) Pre-production, where the director's budget is set and the cast and crew are recruited.
3) Production, where principal photography takes place and daily footage is reviewed.
4) Post-production, where the film is edited, sound and visual effects are added to create the final cut.
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The director is responsible for the overall project and oversees filming and editing. The cameraperson operates the camera and works with the director to make technical and creative decisions around shots. The editor takes the raw footage and assembles it into a coherent final film according to the director's vision. The sound person handles all audio elements and works to enhance the film through sound.
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The document provides information about Walt Disney and his company. It discusses that Disney was born in 1901 in Chicago and went on to found Disney Studios. He is notable as a film producer and innovator in animation and theme park design, creating famous characters like Mickey Mouse. During his lifetime, Disney received numerous awards, including 4 honorary Oscars. He founded Disneyland and Walt Disney World theme parks. The document also provides a summary of the 1995 Pixar film Toy Story, the first feature-length computer animated film, about a group of toys.
Unit 5 feedback
The document provides feedback on a video production assignment. It rates the strengths and weaknesses of different elements of the video such as story, camera work, editing, music, and special effects. Overall, the feedback praised the impressive work but noted it was too long and felt more like a film trailer than a TV trailer, with some suggesting it got boring toward the end. The feedback also provided some specific improvements such as shortening the length and reducing gaps between clips.
Barb
BARB is the organization that compiles television ratings and audience measurement data in the United Kingdom. It was created in 1977 to replace previous rating systems operated separately by ITV and the BBC. BARB provides data to TV channels on viewer numbers and demographics for each program, allowing channels to advertise during popular time slots and attract larger audiences. Examples given include ratings data showing that the TV drama "Death Comes to Pemberley" had 7.91 million viewers, primarily middle-aged, while the long-running detective series "Midsomer Murders" and "Agatha Christie's Marple" each attracted around 4.5 million viewers from a middle-aged demographic.
What position is the job for
The job is for a motion graphics artist position at a company called NextShoot based in London. The job requires demonstrable experience in After Effects and 3D software like Cinema 4D. Applicants need some knowledge of editing programs and 5 GCSEs grades A*-C. Relevant qualifications include a BTEC Level 3 Diploma in Creative Media Production (Interactive Media) and BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Creative Media Production (Interactive media) which can be earned from a 1 year course at North West Kent College covering motion graphics, animation, 3D modeling and portfolio development using software like After Effects, Photoshop and Maya.
jIndividual advert analysis
The document analyzes a Nike advertisement called "Risk Everything" that tells an animated story. In the ad, some of the world's best footballers like Neymar and Ronaldo band together to challenge clones created to replace them in a match where the first to score wins. By demonstrating incredible skills and teamwork, the players vanquish the clones and show their willingness to risk everything to achieve victory. The ad's message encourages the audience to buy Nike to be like the talented footballers and take risks.
Unit 18 feedback (pitch)
The document provides a summary of a student presentation assessment. It includes:
- The criteria being assessed including preparation, materials, delivery, and quality of the presentation.
- Grades and feedback for three students - Ben, Frank, and Hayden - on their presentation about a product called Dynamic Designs.
- An action plan suggesting the group could improve by using a script to better organize who speaks when.
- Signatures from the student and assessor to acknowledge the feedback and action plan.
Pre production
The music video synopsis tells a story of a man who draws pictures of a masked superhero after breaking up with his girlfriend. He sees his ex being abused by her new boyfriend, but is unable to intervene. At home, he finds a box containing the costume from his drawings. In the costume, he climbs rooftops before witnessing another abuse incident. Empowered by the mask, he saves his ex from her boyfriend and they share a kiss at the end of the video.
Unit 18 rival products
Volvic is a rival spring water product that was first tapped in 1922 and began bottling in 1938. It is well known internationally, exporting over 50% of its production to more than 60 countries. In addition to pure spring water, Volvic also produces a line of fruit-flavored drinks. It provides a high percentage of calcium and chloride in its water. Volvic has been successful in marketing through simple print advertisements focusing on the key aspects of its water and fruit drink products.
Unit 18 team ideas
The document discusses ideas for naming a new sports drink product called K20. Three students - Ben, Hayden, and Frank - each proposed a name and slogan. Ben suggested "It's Simply Pure", Hayden did not provide a slogan, and Frank proposed "Ice Cool". The group ultimately selected Ben's name "It's Simply Pure" for K20. Their target audience would be anyone interested in sports and physical activity, and the product would be sold only in 500ml bottles.
Sales Pitch Media
Dynamic Designs is an advertising agency founded in December 2014 and headquartered in Ringwood, Hampshire, United Kingdom. The company's slogan is "It's simply pure and Great To Hydrate" and they have created a marketing campaign for a sports drink using a variety of software and featuring celebrity Jeff Fung. Their campaign includes bottle design, logo, magazine and various advertisements that will be distributed at sports colleges, schools, and through other channels.
Tv advert analysis
The Honda cog advertisement uses mechanical noises and the song "Rapper's Delight" to convey the message that all the parts working together result in a reliable car.
The Sony Bravia advertisement uses the heartbeat song "Zose Gonzalez" to suggest that the TV will display colors and resolution like real life.
The T-Mobile dance advertisement filmed surprise flash mob dances in London to portray the message that life is about sharing experiences quickly, like T-Mobile's mobile network allows.
Advertising techniques
The document discusses various advertising techniques:
1. Celebrity endorsement uses well-known people to promote products which makes consumers want to try them more.
2. Lifestyle advertising suggests a product will complement consumers' lives and change them.
3. Peer approval techniques imply that using a product will gain approval from others.
Barb
Barb Research is the organization that compiles television ratings and audience measurement in the United Kingdom. It was created in 1977 to replace previous rating systems used by ITV and the BBC. TV channels use Barb ratings to understand viewer numbers and demographics for different programs so they can advertise during popular time slots. An analysis of the top 30 programs across BBC One, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, and other channels found that crime dramas made up a small portion of the most watched shows, with only a few crime shows or movies appearing on the various networks' lists.
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