Wednesday, 21 October 2009
8 shot journey video and evaultion
For this Assignment we had to film and edit a short 8 shot squence without any camera movement.
Firstly I designed storyboard so I knew what shot I was going to film, then I got out a camera and filmed all the shots I needed, then I uploaded the footage onto the Macs and edited the footage together using adobe final cut pro, then I compressed the 8 shot journey using the compressor software on the Macs.
I thought the 8 shot journey when well at everything was shot i one take expect one shot that was ruined by someone walking into the shot.
Jingle Evaultion
For this assignment we had to make three jingles: one show promo, one station indent and one news jingle. We did this by using Adobe Soundbooth and the Macs which were difficult to use at first until you get use to them and Soundbooth sometimes crashes while you do your work.
The first jingle I made was the station indent which is used to tell the listener what radio station they’re listening to. For this jingle I recorded my voice using the Mac’s built in microphone which was easy to use but can pick up unwanted background noise. I chose some cheesy upbeat music that was on the Mac so this because it was happy and cheerful to get the listener’s attention. I thought this jingle went well and the music and vocals worked well and were timed perfectly. If I could do this again I would make sure that the vocals are clearer except from that everything else was fine.
The second jingle was the news jingle which is used to let the listener know it’s time for the news. For this jingle I got my vocals by using the Mac’s built-in microphone again and for the music I used a website that converts youtube videos into MP3 files I choose that music as it was calm and relax but serious as well so the listener felt a little relaxed while they had the news. I thought went well as it captured the listener’s attention and it wasn’t to long. Next time I would make that the vocals are more cleared and easier to understand what’s being read on the script.
The third jingle was the show promo so the audience knew what DJ they were listening to and what kind of music will be played. This to record my voice in another room so there was no chance of background noise and for the music I used the website to convert all the songs I needed for the promo. I thought this was one of the best jingles I have ever made as I managed to mix the vocals and music so that they introduced the show to the listener it was very upbeat and energetic to match the show’s mood. If I could do it again I’ll make it longer and have a bigger mix of songs.
On this project I used my pervious skills from First Diploma Media to make my three jingles for this project; I found it easier to make jingles last year as I used a software called Adobe Auction which easier to understand, use the tools of the software unlike this project were I did not know who the stuff I could do with ease on last years project. In conclusion I would prefer to use Adobe Auction to Adobe Soundbooth, with Adobe Auction for example I could cut a piece of audio into two halves with one tool then delete the bit I don’t need while on Adobe Soundbooth you need to zoom in on the audio and highlight the piece then right click it to delete the unwanted audio. So basically if I was to do this project again I would use Auction instead of Soundbooth.
The first jingle I made was the station indent which is used to tell the listener what radio station they’re listening to. For this jingle I recorded my voice using the Mac’s built in microphone which was easy to use but can pick up unwanted background noise. I chose some cheesy upbeat music that was on the Mac so this because it was happy and cheerful to get the listener’s attention. I thought this jingle went well and the music and vocals worked well and were timed perfectly. If I could do this again I would make sure that the vocals are clearer except from that everything else was fine.
The second jingle was the news jingle which is used to let the listener know it’s time for the news. For this jingle I got my vocals by using the Mac’s built-in microphone again and for the music I used a website that converts youtube videos into MP3 files I choose that music as it was calm and relax but serious as well so the listener felt a little relaxed while they had the news. I thought went well as it captured the listener’s attention and it wasn’t to long. Next time I would make that the vocals are more cleared and easier to understand what’s being read on the script.
The third jingle was the show promo so the audience knew what DJ they were listening to and what kind of music will be played. This to record my voice in another room so there was no chance of background noise and for the music I used the website to convert all the songs I needed for the promo. I thought this was one of the best jingles I have ever made as I managed to mix the vocals and music so that they introduced the show to the listener it was very upbeat and energetic to match the show’s mood. If I could do it again I’ll make it longer and have a bigger mix of songs.
On this project I used my pervious skills from First Diploma Media to make my three jingles for this project; I found it easier to make jingles last year as I used a software called Adobe Auction which easier to understand, use the tools of the software unlike this project were I did not know who the stuff I could do with ease on last years project. In conclusion I would prefer to use Adobe Auction to Adobe Soundbooth, with Adobe Auction for example I could cut a piece of audio into two halves with one tool then delete the bit I don’t need while on Adobe Soundbooth you need to zoom in on the audio and highlight the piece then right click it to delete the unwanted audio. So basically if I was to do this project again I would use Auction instead of Soundbooth.
Radio Jingle Script
News Jingle Script
"It's time for the news from planet Earth"
Show Promo Script
"Alright everyone give up THE AWESOME ROCK SHOW!"
Station Indent Script
"This is SNC Liiivvvvvvvvvve"
"It's time for the news from planet Earth"
Show Promo Script
"Alright everyone give up THE AWESOME ROCK SHOW!"
Station Indent Script
"This is SNC Liiivvvvvvvvvve"
Radio Jingle Notes Codes and Conventions
Radio jingles are used to advertise the radio station and the stations frequency and shows on the station they're also used to indentifity what your listening to on the radio for example a news jingle.
A jingle is normally short, simple and normally styled depending on there target audience for example Radio 1 normally have a fast paced jingle because it aimed at teenagers and Radio 2 have slow paced jingles as it aimed more at older generation. Jingle also have cleared, articulate and give correct and relevant information. Jingle will use music and sound effect that is recognisable, relevant and appriorate for the target audience. Show promo jingles have to say the presenter's name, what kind of show is it, what time the shows on and how long it's on for sometimes show promos have clips from past shows.
A jingle is normally short, simple and normally styled depending on there target audience for example Radio 1 normally have a fast paced jingle because it aimed at teenagers and Radio 2 have slow paced jingles as it aimed more at older generation. Jingle also have cleared, articulate and give correct and relevant information. Jingle will use music and sound effect that is recognisable, relevant and appriorate for the target audience. Show promo jingles have to say the presenter's name, what kind of show is it, what time the shows on and how long it's on for sometimes show promos have clips from past shows.
Thursday, 15 October 2009
pin hole pics
These pictures were taken outside with a pin hole camera and exposed for 4-5 mins and as you can see these picture came very well as they had the right exposure time because the lighting was right and the right amout of light entered the camera.
These pictures were taken inside with the same pin hole camera and exposed for about 20 mins as you can see these pictures were not as good as the outside pictures as there was wasn't the right amount of exposure time time as the the wrong amount of light entered the camera.
Pin hole Camera
A pin hole camera is smaller version of a Camera Obscura, it demostrates the basics of photography.
I made my own pin hole camera out of an old biscut tin, firstly and paint the inside of the tin black, cut a hole in the side of the tin where my aperture was going be and taped a piece of tin foil over the hole then poke a pin in making my aperture, then i made shutter out of a pice of cardboard. In order to work my f-stops i need to take a light meter reading. I measured the distance between the aperture and wear the paper was going to be placed the sum of
Focal Length
_____________
Apeture = f-stops.
I made my own pin hole camera out of an old biscut tin, firstly and paint the inside of the tin black, cut a hole in the side of the tin where my aperture was going be and taped a piece of tin foil over the hole then poke a pin in making my aperture, then i made shutter out of a pice of cardboard. In order to work my f-stops i need to take a light meter reading. I measured the distance between the aperture and wear the paper was going to be placed the sum of
Focal Length
_____________
Apeture = f-stops.
Photography part 2 (parts of a camera)
Shutter
In photography, a shutter is a device that allows light to pass through for a determined period of time, for the purpose of exposing photographic film or a light-sensitive electronic sensor to light to capture a permanent image of a scene.
Aperture
In optics, an aperture is a hole or opening through which light travels, in photography this can be measured in F-stops.
Lens
The lens of a camera captures light from the subject and bring its to a focus on a film or detector.
Exposure Control
The size of the aperture and the brightness of the scene controls the amout of light that enters the camera during a period of time and the shutter controls the length of time that light hits the recording surface. Equivalent exposures can be made with a larger aperture and a faster shutter or a corresponding smaller aperture and with shutter speed slowed down.
In photography, a shutter is a device that allows light to pass through for a determined period of time, for the purpose of exposing photographic film or a light-sensitive electronic sensor to light to capture a permanent image of a scene.
Aperture
In optics, an aperture is a hole or opening through which light travels, in photography this can be measured in F-stops.
Lens
The lens of a camera captures light from the subject and bring its to a focus on a film or detector.
Exposure Control
The size of the aperture and the brightness of the scene controls the amout of light that enters the camera during a period of time and the shutter controls the length of time that light hits the recording surface. Equivalent exposures can be made with a larger aperture and a faster shutter or a corresponding smaller aperture and with shutter speed slowed down.
Photography part 1
Photography is progress, activity and art or creating still or moving by recording radiation on a sensitive medium such as a photographic film, or an electronic sensor. Light patterns reflected or emitted from objects activate a sensitive chemical or electronic sensor during a timed exposure, usually though a photographic lens in a device known as a camera that also stores the resulting information chemically or electronically photography has many uses for business science, art and pleasure.
Photography Genre
· Aerial
· Black and White
· Commercial
· Documentary
· Fashion
· Fine Art
· Forensic
· Glamour
· High Speed
· Illustration
· Landscape
· Nature
· Paparazzi
· Photojournalism
· Portrait
· Still life
· Stock
· Underwater
· Wedding
Camera is a device that records images, either as a still photograph or as moving image known as videos or movies. The term comes from the camera obscura (Latin for “Dark Camera”), an early mechanism of project where an entire room functioned as a real-time imaging system, the Morden camera evolved from the camera osbcura
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