Creative Media 2011
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Creative Industries Evaluation: Term 01 2011 - Dance Video
My dance video was a dance based on jerking and Dougie which is a freestyle dance movement. Also known as a street dance, the dance itself consists of moving your legs in and out called the "jerk" and incorporating other moves such as the "reject", "dip", and "pin-drop". People who dance the jerk usually wear skinny jeans varying from the unusual to the usual colours and considered a rejection of the baggy pants style. Many elements of scene and the raver are used in the jerkin' movement, such as bright coloured clothing, tight pants or novelty graphic tees.
Evaluation of Film Progress
Introduction:
Has your film been edited to engage the audience initially and to establish the tone of the piece?
yes i agree my film has been edited to engage an audience's perspective.
What are you going to do to engage the audience? Describe the sounds, lighting, shot types and effects that fit with the genre of your film and how you will incorporate these at the start of your film.
The music is the most important choosing the right music for a jerk dance is very important as it connects the dancer to the type of music presented. The effects used were moving the camera in and out and mainly focusing on their feet and arm movements. The genre for this film is Dance.
Have you included credits at the start or end of your film?
What information should be included here?
I had included credits both start and finish but my video would delete every lesson.
Editing techniques
Have you created links between shots and throughout the film to emotionally engage the viewer with your story ( i.e. is your film tied together through theme, colour, story, objects etc?)
My dancing movie isn't based on emotional engagement more so getting people involved in the types of street dances, Just a few kids enjoying what they love to do and that is dancing.
My dancing movie isn't based on emotional engagement more so getting people involved in the types of street dances, Just a few kids enjoying what they love to do and that is dancing.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Competencies
jpg - photographic
gif - Flash movie image
html -website page (code)
Vector image vs bitmap image
Vector images are clear, can be zoomed on, without lost of clarity
Bitmaps are pixels
Wave mp4 files - Music files
Gig - Space
The gigabyte is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information storage. The prefix giga means 10 in the International System of Units (SI), therefore 1 gigabyte is 1000000000bytes
terabyte
A terabyte is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information. The prefix tera means 1012 in the International System of Units (SI), and therefore 1 terabyte is 1000000000000bytes, or 1 trillion (short scale) bytes, or 1000 gigabytes. 1 terabyte in binary prefixes is 0.9095 tebibytes, or 931.32 gibibytes. The unit symbol for the terabyte is TB or Tbyte.
Zoom in -Command + , Command - (Zoom Out)
Apple D - De-select
Apple T - Free Transform
Command C & V - Copy & Paste
Command S - Save
Clone tool - Alt tab and clone then make a new layer
Canvas Size & Image Size
PSP - Photoshop document
gif - Flash movie image
html -website page (code)
Vector image vs bitmap image
Vector images are clear, can be zoomed on, without lost of clarity
Bitmaps are pixels
Wave mp4 files - Music files
Gig - Space
The gigabyte is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information storage. The prefix giga means 10 in the International System of Units (SI), therefore 1 gigabyte is 1000000000bytes
terabyte
A terabyte is a multiple of the unit byte for digital information. The prefix tera means 1012 in the International System of Units (SI), and therefore 1 terabyte is 1000000000000bytes, or 1 trillion (short scale) bytes, or 1000 gigabytes. 1 terabyte in binary prefixes is 0.9095 tebibytes, or 931.32 gibibytes. The unit symbol for the terabyte is TB or Tbyte.
Zoom in -Command + , Command - (Zoom Out)
Apple D - De-select
Apple T - Free Transform
Command C & V - Copy & Paste
Command S - Save
Clone tool - Alt tab and clone then make a new layer
Canvas Size & Image Size
PSP - Photoshop document
Monday, May 16, 2011
FILM POSTER QUESTIONS
1. What Genre will you be creating a poster for?
Horror/Scary
2. What colour scheme would suit this particular genre?
Red and White
3. What textures and type of shapes would best suit this genre?
a sharp, contrasting textures
4. Who is the intended audience for your website?
Adolescents over the age of 18+
5. After looking at the websites
Da Font OR 1001 FONTS
Which fonts would suit your film genre?
Dingbats - Horror/Halloween Fonts via DA FONT
1001 FONTS - Fire or Horror Fonts
What is an appropriate title for your film?
Night of Living Dead
Include images, textures and colour examples on your blog
Horror/Scary
2. What colour scheme would suit this particular genre?
Red and White
3. What textures and type of shapes would best suit this genre?
a sharp, contrasting textures
4. Who is the intended audience for your website?
Adolescents over the age of 18+
5. After looking at the websites
Da Font OR 1001 FONTS
Which fonts would suit your film genre?
Dingbats - Horror/Halloween Fonts via DA FONT
1001 FONTS - Fire or Horror Fonts
What is an appropriate title for your film?
Night of Living Dead
Include images, textures and colour examples on your blog
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Career Opportunities
A possible career opportunity is Multimedia Computing, Multimedia includes animation, game, design, web content, art design, graphic design, video, music and presentation. The multimedia industry produces entertainment in advertising and presentation.
To work in any multimedia career personal qualities such as creativity, innovation and artistic talent is useful as well as vibrant charisma, personalities and working well with others. These types of skills often help with work, aside from the usual skills obtained through learning and other skills like mathematical and analytical skills.
The abilities vary from job to job. While a graphic designer may need computing skills, mathematics and programming, a multimedia manages marketing and execution of tasks. other types of work involves knowing what customers want and creating a presentation for them, producing sound, animation or video and knowing how to use computer programs like Flash, dreamer and Photoshop.
You may need to specialize in many encompassing fields such as visual design, 2D - 3D animation, web contents and music production.
Work Experience is usually offered in many jobs, workers usually begin as assistants and are asked do copy and proof read but can work their way up by demonstrating responsibility in the work environment. The hours can change dramatically because of the stress of some projects.
There are many multimedia degrees available through universities and colleges. Language is also very important in order to build the communication in dealing with customers. These programs focus on computer science and aesthetics, giving students the skills needed to excel in advanced programs.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Imovie Revision Test - 2
1. How to import footage to the timeline?
Using a USB port or firewire cable plugs he camera into your computer
- You can simply drag movies USB port into clips or File - Import
2. Opening a New project, What type of project should you choose and what settings are appropriate for this program?
- When opening a new project - Setting 1080i, save to hard drive ( Because it's such a big folder)
3. How many frames per second do you need to set this project to in Imovie's preferences?
- 25 fps (iMovie) Preferences
4. How do you separate and remove the audio from the footage?
- Separating the sound from the video
5. Describe the process of uploading a sound effect from a website and bringing into your timeline?
- Upload sound effects - Type into Google, Choose a Sound Effect - Dowload & save as QuickTme movie then Import and Save
6. Imovie have a help desk?
- How to reflect colour on an image while everything else stays black and white ?
7. How do you cut a piece of footage from the timeline?
- Click on Footage - Command T
8. Discuss the functions of these two buttons:
- Function Clock is a symbol of the timeline
- The other one is for each separate shot
9. When you adjust this line - what does it d to your project?
- Adjusts the zoom of selected shots
10. What would you use these two buttons for?
- If you have Firewire plugged in it will appear here
11. Describe what each of these menu items do?
- Bring in a Theme, make adjustments - Images into Drop Zone, etc.
12. Editing Menu - find the sub menus - What does it do?
- Transitions (One thing to the next)
13. Function of this button:
14. Viewing FUNCTIONS:
- Play , Rewind and Full Screen
Using a USB port or firewire cable plugs he camera into your computer
- You can simply drag movies USB port into clips or File - Import
2. Opening a New project, What type of project should you choose and what settings are appropriate for this program?
- When opening a new project - Setting 1080i, save to hard drive ( Because it's such a big folder)
3. How many frames per second do you need to set this project to in Imovie's preferences?
- 25 fps (iMovie) Preferences
4. How do you separate and remove the audio from the footage?
- Separating the sound from the video
5. Describe the process of uploading a sound effect from a website and bringing into your timeline?
- Upload sound effects - Type into Google, Choose a Sound Effect - Dowload & save as QuickTme movie then Import and Save
6. Imovie have a help desk?
- How to reflect colour on an image while everything else stays black and white ?
7. How do you cut a piece of footage from the timeline?
- Click on Footage - Command T
8. Discuss the functions of these two buttons:
- Function Clock is a symbol of the timeline
- The other one is for each separate shot
9. When you adjust this line - what does it d to your project?
- Adjusts the zoom of selected shots
10. What would you use these two buttons for?
- If you have Firewire plugged in it will appear here
11. Describe what each of these menu items do?
- Bring in a Theme, make adjustments - Images into Drop Zone, etc.
12. Editing Menu - find the sub menus - What does it do?
- Transitions (One thing to the next)
13. Function of this button:
14. Viewing FUNCTIONS:
- Play , Rewind and Full Screen
Thursday, March 3, 2011
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