The technologies that have been introduced in recent ages
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Digital cinema can curb film piracy by eliminating physical film prints and enabling encrypted digital transmission and storage of films. UFO Moviez has developed a digital cinema system that transmits encrypted films via satellite to theaters' servers and projectors, preventing piracy. It has been successful in India, reducing piracy to zero and increasing theater occupancy by 120% on average. UFO Moviez aims to expand internationally to further combat piracy through digital cinema technology.
Ufo Digital Cinema
UFO Moviez India Ltd is the world's largest satellite networked digital cinema chain, founded in 2005. It has over 3,000 digital cinema installations across 1,300 cities in India. UFO provides cost-effective digital cinema solutions and delivers films via satellite directly to theaters to ensure nationwide day-one releases. It has substantially reduced piracy and shown live cricket matches to 800 screens. UFO has also developed inexpensive technology to convert 2D screens to 3D.
Raaja kanwar
Digital cinema can curb film piracy by eliminating physical film prints and enabling encrypted digital transmission and storage of films. UFO Moviez, an Indian company, has developed a digital cinema system that transmits encrypted films via satellite to theaters' servers, from which the films are digitally projected, preventing piracy. UFO's system has been successfully implemented in over 600 Indian theaters, reducing piracy to zero while improving theater occupancy by 120% on average. UFO aims to expand internationally and hopes its digital cinema solution can help industries globally combat piracy.
Warner bros info
Warner Bros is transforming itself into a fully digital business to adapt to changing customer preferences and new technologies. It is implementing digital distribution through various platforms and using digital cameras and production systems. Warner has partnered with Hewlett-Packard to transform its entire film production and distribution process into an all-digital, file-based system and develop an IT architecture to manage this. The project involves digitizing thousands of films and TV shows and delivering content through various new formats and devices.
Nmt quantum and attack 2011 exp
This document provides an overview of new media technologies and their impact on the film industry. It discusses how digital technologies have improved quality and interactivity, led to data compression allowing for more storage, and enabled convergence of technologies. At the production level, examples of new media impacts include CGI, digital filmmaking, and digital editing software. Distribution has been affected through social media promotion, simultaneous game/film releases, and targeted digital channels. Exhibition has transitioned to digital projectors in theaters and risen alternative content revenues. Case studies are given on specific films to illustrate these impacts.
When were the following technologies were developed Media
The document discusses the development of various technologies for film and television including:
- High-definition television (HDTV) which was developed in 1969 and provides high-resolution video and audio.
- IMAX, a widescreen film format developed in 1986.
- The World Wide Web, developed in 1989, which connects documents through hyperlinks and allowed films to be viewed online.
- Digital tablets and smartphones, developed in 1991 and 1992 respectively, which enabled portable viewing of films on large screens.
- Digital video cameras from 1992, video on demand (VOD) from 1994, and DVD and Blu-Ray discs from 1995 and 2000, which expanded options for recording, distributing and viewing audiovisual content.
Digital cinemas
- Warp X is a new British film studio that uses cutting-edge digital technology and low-budget production methods to create high-value films for global cinema audiences. It aims to be a sustainable studio driven by creative talent.
- Digital cinema refers to using digital technology rather than film for movie distribution and projection. Movies can be distributed digitally and projected using a digital projector with higher resolutions than television. Digital cinema is potentially cheaper.
- Some concerns about digital cinema include it producing more non-biodegradable electronic waste and making free-to-air channels harder for parents to control in terms of culturally improper content for children.
Synergy and cross_media[1]
Working Title Films utilizes synergy by leveraging its ownership by Universal Films and NBC Universal to market and distribute its films across multiple platforms. As part of a large media conglomerate, Working Title Films can produce and distribute television shows and films through Universal's production studios and distribution networks. It can also promote its content through NBC's television channels and theme parks. This level of integration allows Working Title Films to exploit various related products from one film across different outlets to increase profits.
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Digital cinema
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Ufo Digital Cinema
UFO Moviez India Ltd is the world's largest satellite networked digital cinema chain, founded in 2005. It has over 3,000 digital cinema installations across 1,300 cities in India. UFO provides cost-effective digital cinema solutions and delivers films via satellite directly to theaters to ensure nationwide day-one releases. It has substantially reduced piracy and shown live cricket matches to 800 screens. UFO has also developed inexpensive technology to convert 2D screens to 3D.
Raaja kanwar
Digital cinema can curb film piracy by eliminating physical film prints and enabling encrypted digital transmission and storage of films. UFO Moviez, an Indian company, has developed a digital cinema system that transmits encrypted films via satellite to theaters' servers, from which the films are digitally projected, preventing piracy. UFO's system has been successfully implemented in over 600 Indian theaters, reducing piracy to zero while improving theater occupancy by 120% on average. UFO aims to expand internationally and hopes its digital cinema solution can help industries globally combat piracy.
Warner bros info
Warner Bros is transforming itself into a fully digital business to adapt to changing customer preferences and new technologies. It is implementing digital distribution through various platforms and using digital cameras and production systems. Warner has partnered with Hewlett-Packard to transform its entire film production and distribution process into an all-digital, file-based system and develop an IT architecture to manage this. The project involves digitizing thousands of films and TV shows and delivering content through various new formats and devices.
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This document provides an overview of new media technologies and their impact on the film industry. It discusses how digital technologies have improved quality and interactivity, led to data compression allowing for more storage, and enabled convergence of technologies. At the production level, examples of new media impacts include CGI, digital filmmaking, and digital editing software. Distribution has been affected through social media promotion, simultaneous game/film releases, and targeted digital channels. Exhibition has transitioned to digital projectors in theaters and risen alternative content revenues. Case studies are given on specific films to illustrate these impacts.
When were the following technologies were developed Media
The document discusses the development of various technologies for film and television including:
- High-definition television (HDTV) which was developed in 1969 and provides high-resolution video and audio.
- IMAX, a widescreen film format developed in 1986.
- The World Wide Web, developed in 1989, which connects documents through hyperlinks and allowed films to be viewed online.
- Digital tablets and smartphones, developed in 1991 and 1992 respectively, which enabled portable viewing of films on large screens.
- Digital video cameras from 1992, video on demand (VOD) from 1994, and DVD and Blu-Ray discs from 1995 and 2000, which expanded options for recording, distributing and viewing audiovisual content.
Digital cinemas
- Warp X is a new British film studio that uses cutting-edge digital technology and low-budget production methods to create high-value films for global cinema audiences. It aims to be a sustainable studio driven by creative talent.
- Digital cinema refers to using digital technology rather than film for movie distribution and projection. Movies can be distributed digitally and projected using a digital projector with higher resolutions than television. Digital cinema is potentially cheaper.
- Some concerns about digital cinema include it producing more non-biodegradable electronic waste and making free-to-air channels harder for parents to control in terms of culturally improper content for children.
Synergy and cross_media[1]
Working Title Films utilizes synergy by leveraging its ownership by Universal Films and NBC Universal to market and distribute its films across multiple platforms. As part of a large media conglomerate, Working Title Films can produce and distribute television shows and films through Universal's production studios and distribution networks. It can also promote its content through NBC's television channels and theme parks. This level of integration allows Working Title Films to exploit various related products from one film across different outlets to increase profits.
How to break down an audience
Children continue to mature rapidly and have complex social networks formed through school and online media. They readily adopt new technologies and have more entertainment options available to them through TV, including music channels, kids channels, sports, and films. While programming preferences vary by gender, shows like EastEnders and The Simpsons remain popular among both boys and girls. As children develop, some content aimed at adults also becomes part of their viewing habits.
Cross media and technical
This document defines several technical terms related to film and video formats including cross-promotion, cross media, frame size, resolution, HD, 2K/4K, DCP, aspect ratio, 3D film, and 4D film. It explains that cross-promotion involves surpassing traditional advertising with extra appeals. Cross media refers to different technologies evolving to perform similar tasks. It also defines pixel dimensions, resolution, high definition, and digital cinema package. Aspect ratios, 3D using stereoscopy, and 4D combining 3D with physical effects are also summarized.
Photo’s for my music magazine
I took these photos of my models for my music magazines. I had to make sure that they looked like musicians but also had to look like they could be in an anime.
Warp films
The document summarizes four movies:
1) Warp Films is about a British soldier abandoned in Belfast in 1971, directed by Yann Demange and starring Jack O'Connell. It earned $2,268,760.
2) Deadman's Shoes is about a soldier who returns to his hometown to get revenge on those who abused his brother, directed by Shane Meadows and starring Paddy Considine. It earned $6,013 with a budget of £695,393.
3) Four Lions follows four incompetent British jihadists attempting to commit an act of terror, directed by Christopher Morris and starring Riz Ahmed and others. It earned $304,137.
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School magazine
This document discusses the layout and design of a school magazine cover. The masthead, or magazine title, is placed in the top third to be the first thing seen. The middle third features the main photo to catch readers' attention. The bottom third contains the cover line and school slogan. Subheadings and photos around articles are used to guide readers through the content.
Working title films
The document summarizes information about four movies:
1. The Danish Girl had a budget of $15 million and earned $12.7 million. It was directed by Tom Hooper and starred Eddie Redmayne, Alicia Vikander, and Amber Heard. It was set in Denmark and Paris but filmed in Copenhagen and Brussels.
2. Billy Elliot had a budget of $5 million and earned $22 million. It was directed by Stephen Daldry and starred Jamie Bell, Julie Walters, and Jean Heywood. It was set in County Durham, England.
3. The Theory of Everything had a budget of $15 million and earned $35.8 million. It was directed
In depth deconstruction
1) The magazine masthead is designed to catch readers' attention with large, brightly colored fonts in red without overwhelming them.
2) A featured image takes up the entire front cover and shows a model wearing fashionable outfits to entice readers, especially women, to buy the magazine for style advice.
3) Eye-catching cover lines written in black or red are strategically placed across the front cover in the top, middle, and bottom thirds to pique readers' interest in specific articles or content.
Elderly
This document analyzes and summarizes a video clip that depicts elderly characters in different ways that either conform to or contradict stereotypes. It shows one elderly character, House, as weak and needing to rely on younger inmates for protection. However, another elderly character is depicted as strong, powerful, and able to command fear and respect from others. Younger characters are either intimidated or protective of the elderly characters, depending on whether they are shown as powerful or powerless. The clip suggests that age does not necessarily determine one's strength or influence.
My final ideas for the school magazine
The magazine is targeted at 6formers and is titled "In Auditorio" which translates to "Listening in". It aims to provide information specifically relevant to 6formers, such as potential jobs and after school clubs, and include pictures of 6formers to make them feel more connected. The magazine will also feature an "agony aunt" page to show that students' voices will be heard. It will have colorful headlines and subheadings to draw readers' attention.
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Different lighting in photos
1) The document discusses different types of lighting used in photography, including side lighting, back lighting, rim lighting, ambient lighting, soft lighting, hard lighting, spotlight lighting, and artificial lighting.
2) It provides descriptions of each type of lighting, noting how each creates different effects through shadows, contrasts, silhouettes, and highlights. Side lighting adds depth and drama while back lighting can create silhouettes.
3) The document recommends experimenting with combinations of different lighting styles and notes that creative lighting is an integral part of the photographic process.
Schedual for photoshoot
El documento presenta el horario de la semana de cinco personas (P1-P5). P3 asiste a clases adicionales los martes y jueves mientras que Sophie asiste los lunes y viernes.
Evalutation of my school based magazine
1) The front cover of the magazine features a picture of someone looking at photos with their back to the camera, representing the slogan "looking to the past." The magazine is titled "In Auditorio" which translates from Latin to "Listening in" to show it is aimed at listening to what 6th formers want. Black writing was used to make it stand out from the background.
2) The content pages use a light blue background matching the school logo. Pictures include someone reading to show the school's love of reading and an athlete in gear since he was interviewed. Page numbers and subject sections are listed along with noting an interview with Jordan Garcia.
3) Improvements for the next time would
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Laura mulvey
Laura Mulvey was a prominent film theorist born in 1941 who studied at Oxford University. She is known for her theory of the "male gaze" which proposes that in film audiences view characters through a male perspective, and that media has socialized women into becoming passive objects of the male gaze over time. Her theory helps identify when ideologies are unconsciously adopted from movies and challenges the notion that what is shown is factual. The theory remains relevant as more movies continue to employ the male gaze, influencing viewers' mindsets.
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
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Roland barthes and semiotics
Roland Barthes was a French theorist and semiotician who made important advances in semiotics and post-structuralism. Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols, such as how different colors on a traffic light signify how to react. Barthes contributed the theory that all signs can be divided into a signifier, the visual or material form of the sign, and a signified, its meaning or interpretation. He applied this concept of splitting symbols into what is seen and what it means.
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Children continue to mature rapidly and have complex social networks formed through school and online media. They readily adopt new technologies and have more entertainment options available to them through TV, including music channels, kids channels, sports, and films. While programming preferences vary by gender, shows like EastEnders and The Simpsons remain popular among both boys and girls. As children develop, some content aimed at adults also becomes part of their viewing habits.
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This document defines several technical terms related to film and video formats including cross-promotion, cross media, frame size, resolution, HD, 2K/4K, DCP, aspect ratio, 3D film, and 4D film. It explains that cross-promotion involves surpassing traditional advertising with extra appeals. Cross media refers to different technologies evolving to perform similar tasks. It also defines pixel dimensions, resolution, high definition, and digital cinema package. Aspect ratios, 3D using stereoscopy, and 4D combining 3D with physical effects are also summarized.
Photo’s for my music magazine
I took these photos of my models for my music magazines. I had to make sure that they looked like musicians but also had to look like they could be in an anime.
Warp films
The document summarizes four movies:
1) Warp Films is about a British soldier abandoned in Belfast in 1971, directed by Yann Demange and starring Jack O'Connell. It earned $2,268,760.
2) Deadman's Shoes is about a soldier who returns to his hometown to get revenge on those who abused his brother, directed by Shane Meadows and starring Paddy Considine. It earned $6,013 with a budget of £695,393.
3) Four Lions follows four incompetent British jihadists attempting to commit an act of terror, directed by Christopher Morris and starring Riz Ahmed and others. It earned $304,137.
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School magazine
This document discusses the layout and design of a school magazine cover. The masthead, or magazine title, is placed in the top third to be the first thing seen. The middle third features the main photo to catch readers' attention. The bottom third contains the cover line and school slogan. Subheadings and photos around articles are used to guide readers through the content.
Working title films
The document summarizes information about four movies:
1. The Danish Girl had a budget of $15 million and earned $12.7 million. It was directed by Tom Hooper and starred Eddie Redmayne, Alicia Vikander, and Amber Heard. It was set in Denmark and Paris but filmed in Copenhagen and Brussels.
2. Billy Elliot had a budget of $5 million and earned $22 million. It was directed by Stephen Daldry and starred Jamie Bell, Julie Walters, and Jean Heywood. It was set in County Durham, England.
3. The Theory of Everything had a budget of $15 million and earned $35.8 million. It was directed
In depth deconstruction
1) The magazine masthead is designed to catch readers' attention with large, brightly colored fonts in red without overwhelming them.
2) A featured image takes up the entire front cover and shows a model wearing fashionable outfits to entice readers, especially women, to buy the magazine for style advice.
3) Eye-catching cover lines written in black or red are strategically placed across the front cover in the top, middle, and bottom thirds to pique readers' interest in specific articles or content.
Elderly
This document analyzes and summarizes a video clip that depicts elderly characters in different ways that either conform to or contradict stereotypes. It shows one elderly character, House, as weak and needing to rely on younger inmates for protection. However, another elderly character is depicted as strong, powerful, and able to command fear and respect from others. Younger characters are either intimidated or protective of the elderly characters, depending on whether they are shown as powerful or powerless. The clip suggests that age does not necessarily determine one's strength or influence.
My final ideas for the school magazine
The magazine is targeted at 6formers and is titled "In Auditorio" which translates to "Listening in". It aims to provide information specifically relevant to 6formers, such as potential jobs and after school clubs, and include pictures of 6formers to make them feel more connected. The magazine will also feature an "agony aunt" page to show that students' voices will be heard. It will have colorful headlines and subheadings to draw readers' attention.
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The document discusses film distribution and the FDA (Film Distributors' Association). It describes several ways that filmmakers distribute movies, such as through DVDs, streaming services, or television broadcasts. It also discusses how distributors market and promote movies through word-of-mouth recommendations, posters, media advertising, digital marketing, and making films accessible. The FDA is described as the UK trade body for film distributors that provides services to members like market research, legal advice, and representation to other groups in the film industry.
Different lighting in photos
1) The document discusses different types of lighting used in photography, including side lighting, back lighting, rim lighting, ambient lighting, soft lighting, hard lighting, spotlight lighting, and artificial lighting.
2) It provides descriptions of each type of lighting, noting how each creates different effects through shadows, contrasts, silhouettes, and highlights. Side lighting adds depth and drama while back lighting can create silhouettes.
3) The document recommends experimenting with combinations of different lighting styles and notes that creative lighting is an integral part of the photographic process.
Schedual for photoshoot
El documento presenta el horario de la semana de cinco personas (P1-P5). P3 asiste a clases adicionales los martes y jueves mientras que Sophie asiste los lunes y viernes.
Evalutation of my school based magazine
1) The front cover of the magazine features a picture of someone looking at photos with their back to the camera, representing the slogan "looking to the past." The magazine is titled "In Auditorio" which translates from Latin to "Listening in" to show it is aimed at listening to what 6th formers want. Black writing was used to make it stand out from the background.
2) The content pages use a light blue background matching the school logo. Pictures include someone reading to show the school's love of reading and an athlete in gear since he was interviewed. Page numbers and subject sections are listed along with noting an interview with Jordan Garcia.
3) Improvements for the next time would
Women representation
Brooke Davis challenges some television drama stereotypes as a powerful waitress with styled hair and makeup who shows her figure, but still fits others as her ditzy expression and waitressing job reinforce stereotypes of women needing to appear happy and polite. However, her powerful walking position goes against the stereotype of women not having much power.
Laura mulvey
Laura Mulvey was a prominent film theorist born in 1941 who studied at Oxford University. She is known for her theory of the "male gaze" which proposes that in film audiences view characters through a male perspective, and that media has socialized women into becoming passive objects of the male gaze over time. Her theory helps identify when ideologies are unconsciously adopted from movies and challenges the notion that what is shown is factual. The theory remains relevant as more movies continue to employ the male gaze, influencing viewers' mindsets.
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs outlines 5 stages that humans must progress through to achieve self-actualization: 1) physiological needs like food and shelter, 2) safety needs, 3) love and belonging, 4) esteem, and 5) self-actualization of one's full potential. The document discusses how people in different stages of the hierarchy can be seen as different target audiences, with those in the safety stage being more prone to influence from propaganda and advertising.
Roland barthes and semiotics
Roland Barthes was a French theorist and semiotician who made important advances in semiotics and post-structuralism. Semiotics is the study of signs and symbols, such as how different colors on a traffic light signify how to react. Barthes contributed the theory that all signs can be divided into a signifier, the visual or material form of the sign, and a signified, its meaning or interpretation. He applied this concept of splitting symbols into what is seen and what it means.
Initial ideas notes for the music magazine
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- 3. Digital distribution Definition Digital distribution (also called content delivery, online distribution, or electronic software distribution (ESD), among others) is the delivery or distribution of media content such as audio, video, software and video games. Many traditional network television shows, movies and other video content is now available online, either from the content owner directly or from third party services. Some examples of these are; YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, Synaptop, Amazon video, FlickRocket and other Internet-based video services allow content owners to lets users access their content on computers, smartphones, tablets or by using appliances such as video game consoles, TV boxes or smart TV’s.