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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: November 2013. Tuesday 26th November Lesson. Sorry I cannot be with you today. You should all have prepared your treatment. Please leave one copy from each group on my desk. Ensure all your names are on it. Bear in mind that these will not appear chronologically in your trailer so you will want to think about this as well. Look at the example storyboard below to remind yourself of the layout and the information needed.
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September | 2013 | philomediatrailer
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: September 2013. Prezi now gives an iframe embed code instead of a flash embed code. The code looks like this:. The part I have highlighted in red is the ID of the presentation. Copy the ID and use this shortcode:. Paste into Text post or page editor (or into a text widget, in case you want the doc in your sidebar). Width and height can, or must, be changed consult my posts on maximum main column width. 8 Is voiceover used?
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September | 2016 | philomediatrailer
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: September 2016. The Art of First Impressions. Read the article by Stephen Garrett ‘T he Art of First Impressions – How to cut a movie trailer. 8216; at http:/ filmmakermagazine.com/37093-first-impressions/#.V710MpMrJmA. Summarise each section in a few key bullet points. Post this to your blog as part of your research. Do the same for Film Riot’s ‘How to cut a movie trailer’. Https:/ www.youtube.com/watch? November 18, 2016.
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: October 2013. The name of the magazine displayed in the typeface in which it is designed. This is the visual. Branding of the title and is usually done in a unique typeface to be very recognizable. Selling line –. Short, sharp description of the title’s main marketing point (‘The world’s No 1 magazine for young women’) or perhaps setting out its editorial philosophy. Main image –. Standard bar code used by retailers. In or...
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: February 2015. Brendan’s A2 Media Blog: http:/ enorfmcmanusb.blogspot.co.uk/? Research and Planning: Mid Level 4 17/20. Trailer:Low Level 4- 34/40. Ancillary tasks-Low level 3- 7/10. Poster: Low level 3- 7/10. Magazine Cover: Low level 3- 7/10. Evaluation: High Level 3- 16/20. Total Mark: 81. Grade: A. See the moderator’s write-up:. View this document on Scribd. Note the strong R&P and Evaluation. Poster: High level 2- 6/10.
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: April 2014. You might consider evaluating what rating you would give your trailer. A) Research the BBFC’s (British Board of Film Classification) Guidelines for Age Ratings. Http:/ www.bbfc.co.uk/what-classification/15. The BBFC classify films, trailers and advertisements on behalf of local authorities who license cinemas. The General Classification Considerations:. Posted under Research and Planning. November 18, 2016.
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November | 2016 | philomediatrailer
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: November 2016. View this document on Scribd. View this document on Scribd. Posted under Research and Planning. 1 Evidence of ‘Story Types’ By Phil Parker. 2 Evidence of Robert McKee’s story types. 3 Choose story type and expand and develop the key ideas in the story type relating to your sub-genre. 4 Finding a Story. 5 Finding a Protagonist. 6 Submit the Story Statement. 7 Developing an Ending. 9 Deliver your pitch.
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: November 2014. 1) Write up actions electronically. 2) Upload feedback onto blog. 3) All corrections need to be done by Thursday. 4) Double check for capital letters! 5) Present 3 Act Structure and your pitch! Posted under Research and Planning. November 18, 2016. November 17, 2016. October 31, 2016. October 31, 2016. October 18, 2016. Develop the ‘Lingo’ for analysing Typography. Courtney Jade O'Reilly.
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October | 2016 | philomediatrailer
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Monthly Archives: October 2016. View this document on Scribd. Posted under Research and Planning. DEADLINE – Monday 7th November 2016. Create a presentation in the form of your choice e.g. you might create a ‘mockumentary’ on The Hypodermic Needle Model Theory or a documentary interview on the ‘Two Step Flow’ Theory. The theories you will need to evidence are:. THE HYPODERMIC NEEDLE MODEL THEORY. THE TWO-STEP FLOW THEORY. Consider the follo...
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The chief enemy of creativity is being safe, with good taste. ”. Newer posts ›. October 5, 2016. Analysis of trailers – Conventions across a genre. DEADLINE: WEDNESDAY 19th OCTOBER 2016. Having analysed a range of trailers for films within a genre, consider what similarities and differences there are in terms of codes and conventions of these trailers. Is the narrative complemented through the use titles which structure the narrative? Do they focus on a key scene to convey the central themes and ideas?
