Unit 4 disciplines
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The document summarizes four disciplines explored in a Unit 4 Commission: 1. Graphic Design - Design and layout of magazine pages 2. Advertising - Place ads in the magazine 3. Photo Imaging (Photography) - Take photos for the magazine and edit them using Photoshop 4. 2D Art - Experiment with drawing and sketching for magazine drafts and techniques for backgrounds/graphics
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Kay Green created a magazine cover and contents page to evaluate their preliminary media task. They learned to use Adobe Photoshop and InDesign software to edit photos, design pages, and lay out text and images. Specifically, Kay used tools in Photoshop like heal, auto tone, and patterns to edit images for the cover. In InDesign, Kay set up a two-page spread and learned to import images, size frames, and position text boxes to layout the contents page. Overall, the process taught Kay skills using digital technologies like cameras, photo editing, and page design software.
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The document provides a summary of the applicant's work experience and educational background. It includes:
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The document describes the key things the student learned during the process of constructing their media magazine product. They learned how to use technologies like SlideShare, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe InDesign. In Photoshop, they picked up skills like editing images, applying effects like strokes and levels adjustments. In InDesign they learned how to layout the double page spread and incorporate images. Overall, the student gained valuable experience applying design principles and using industry-standard software to create a professional-looking media product.
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Horror conventions are gatherings for fans of horror genres like films, art, and literature. Traditionally, the focus was on horror films but now includes all genres. People who attend are called members while celebrity guests are called guests. The conventions provide a space for horror fans to celebrate their interests together.
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The document discusses elements used in a scene including sound, special effects, and transitions. The sound is non-diegetic music only heard by the audience. Special effects include bullet noises and slow motion. Transitions between shots are smooth to show the bullets having a direct path.
O.p group blog task
I had to..... We thought.......I learned.......
This summary is 3 sentences or less that provide the high level and essential information from the document. The document did not contain any paragraphs of text to summarize. It only contained formatting for potential film opening sequence assessments. I was unable to generate a meaningful summary with the information provided.
Opening sequence task (group) 2
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Indi. presentaion 2 (film scenes)
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Individual opening sequence
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The document discusses filming techniques for a scene between a teacher and student discussing a stolen phone. It includes descriptions of shot types like close-up, two-shot, and over the shoulder. A preliminary shooting script is provided that uses dialogue between the teacher and student about the stolen phone and asking for any information. Feedback on the script notes issues like a lack of shot descriptions and inappropriate formatting.
Narrative research a.
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