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Saturday, 23 October 2010
Wednesday, 20 October 2010
TASK 2: THE MEETING PLANNING SESSION
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1. Draw the STORYBOARD for the 'The Meeting' sequence.
2. Draw the 'MUD MAP' for the 'The Meeting' next to the SHOT LIST.
3. In groups, using the CONVERSATION GRID create the dialogue for the 'The Meeting' sequence.
4. What is 'MATCH ON ACTION' editing?
5. What is the 180 DEGREE RULE?
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
PHONE CALL TASK 1: EDITING
1. After uploading your footage you will put the shots in the order below to create the conversation between the two characters.
- The edit order of shots for the sequence is:
1 > 2 > 3 > 9 > 4 > 10 > 5 > 11 > 12 > 6 > 13 > 7 > 14 > 8 > 15 > 16 > 17 > 18
KEY:
GREEN = LOCATION 1 / CHARACTER 1
ORANGE = LOCATION 2 / CHARACTER 2
PURPLE = G BLOCK CORRIDOR / CHARACTER 2
2. Take a screen-grab of your timeline (cmd-shift-3) and post the image on your personal blog.
3. Tidy up the edit so the conversation looks natural and taking place in the present.
- No transitions
- No titles
- No sound effects
4. Export to QuickTime and upload to VIMEO
Thursday, 14 October 2010
PHONE CALL TASK 1: FILMING
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FLICKR PHOTO SET
PHONE CALL TASK 1: FILMING
- You will film a conversation between two characters in three different locations.
- CHARACTER 2 is delivering a bomb to CHARACTER 1 and must have a bag as a prop.
- Each group will follow the shooting grid exactly.
- Groups will film all eighteen shots in order (1-18).
- First film CHARACTER 1 in LOCATION 1 (SHOTS 1-9), then move to LOCATION 2 and film CHARACTER 2 (SHOTS 9-16). Then film the two shots (17 & 18) in the G BLOCK CORRIDOR.
N.B. Films are rarely shot in narrative sequence. The aim is always to shoot everything in a particular location before moving on to the next one.
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
L2 TARGET AUDIENCE MEMBER EXAMPLES
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FLICKR ALBUM
1. KRISTIE
2. JAMIE C X
3. JACK
4. CRAIG
5. EDWARD
6. ASHLEIGH
7. TOM
8. JAMIE H
9. NICC
10. LEWIS
11. BEN
12. LEE
13. RHYS X
Friday, 8 October 2010
Thursday, 7 October 2010
TARGET AUDIENCE - PART 2
TASK 1:
Create a mind map/spider-diagram of what you think the target audience is likely to be for your MEDIA PRODUCT case study and what other media products they would consume: e.g. where they would shop, social activities, games, TV (channels, programmes) films, clothing, brands, music, websites?
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TASK 2:
In PHOTOSHOP create an A4 canvas.
Using the image above (drag this onto your canvas) create a graphic of your target audience member.
Choose one of the figures and add images from the internet of what kinds of taste they might have - where they would shop, what music they would listen to, what their favourite television programme would be, what clothes they might wear etc.
Wednesday, 6 October 2010
TARGET AUDIENCE - PART 1
‘Audience’ is the people who watch, read, buy, listen to, or use a media product.
In marketing and advertising, a 'target audience' is the primary group of people that the MEDIA PRODUCT is aimed at appealing to.
Looking at the ‘target audience’ for a media product means looking at those people that its makers think will watch/buy/use it.
TASK 1
Go to www.findyourtribe.co.uk
Created for Channel 4 by research agencies Crowd DNA and Voodoo.
This site invites you to complete an interactive quiz, which asks you questions about your tastes on music, fashion, lifestyle, brand and media preferences; at the end defining which youth tribe you belong to.
Answer the questions.
Crowd DNA’s ongoing research for Channel 4 has identified 26 clear and tangible youth tribes:
1. Trendies
2. Hipsters
3. Craft Kids
4. Clubbers
5. PC World
6. Techies
7. Townies
8. Rahs
9. Chavs
10. Street Rats
11. Boy Racers
12. Sports Junkie
13. Blingers
14. Bhangra Muffins
15. Trackies
16. DIYers
17. Get Paid Crew
18. Smart Urban
19. Indie Kids
20. Skaters
21. Moshers
22. Grungers
23. Emos
24. Goths
25. Scene Kids
26. Indie Scenesters
TASK 2 - BLOG POST:
- Take a screen grab [cmd - shift - 4] of the result page.
- Post it on your personal BLOG along with the video [copy & paste the embed code]
- Write a paragraph on the outcome and whether you think this is an accurate REPRESENTATION of you as a consumer?
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
Monday, 4 October 2010
HORROR STILLS TASK - PART 2
Photoshop > Final Cut
Stage 1:
Photoshop SFX > 10 STILLS + TITLE & END CREDITS
- adding blood
- creating zombies
- changing settings
Stage 2:
IMPORT YOUR IMAGE FOLDER INTO THE FINAL CUT PROJECT
- Choose soundtrack
- Edit your stills to the soundtrack
- Change the duration of the still to fit the soundtrack
- Add sound effects
UPLOAD QUICKTIME MOVIE TO VIMEO
Friday, 1 October 2010
HORROR STILLS TASK - PART 1
- In groups, go out with the stills camera and take 10 STILLS from an imaginary HORROR FILM.
- Members of your group will appear in the shots.
- The planned HORROR SEQUENCE has to be constructed from the 10 shot types below:
1. Establishing Shot
2. Close Up
3. Extreme Close Up
4. Mid Shot
5. Long Shot
6. Canted Shot
7. Point Of View (POV)
8. Over The Shoulder
9. High Angle
10. Low Angle
- You can use whatever props you can find, but make sure you return them and do not leave a mess!
(N.B. Photoshop will be used to add blood effects – you do not need to use ketchup!)
GROUPS SHOULD BE BACK IN 40 MINUTES TO UPLOAD STILLS
Thursday, 30 September 2010
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Monday, 27 September 2010
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