Level 3 Media production

Synopsis: C1, C2, C3 Set in college canteen C1: (sits in canteen) (finishes lunch and receives a rude text) Text Message (unrecognised number) (from C2) Racist and abusive texts begin to flood into their phone Slow motion phone drop Cuts to C2 - Gloating to accomplice Next Day - Rude sign on the door and C1 rips it off (foley sound paper tear) Isolated in class So the person sending the rude messages is a guy in her class who always watching her but she never notices him so to get her attention he started sending messages to her phone and writing paper messages and sticking them to the door just before she walked in , he would write things that have to do with her skin tone. So the girl sees the sign on the door and we capture the reaction of the guy gloating to his friend about what he just down . PLOT TWIST - The bully is someone you would least expect it too be. . Character Profile: Teenager obsessed with social media and video games. Aged 17...

Definition of participatory mode of documentary filmmaking . participatory mode - A participatory documentary is an inclusive and collaborative process that engages communities in designing and carrying out the collection and dissemination of their own story. It is not simply about producing stories. an example of participatory documentary .

our documentary is about young man goes by the name of  Kitch , he goes to Leyton sixth form college and what we are going to do is follow him around experiencing his everyday life around college and outside college what people don't know about Kitch is that he actually has a shutter which really affects the way he speaks but when he raps it suddenly goes away we wanted o base our documentary purely about him and his life , we are going to have many visuals of him in the music studio and mainly around college we are then going to have a voiceover of him explaining his experiences and what he done to get where he is now . Our group decided that we are going to make an observational documentary about one of Pearl’s friends which is an artist. We will be following around an artist. The reason why we are doing this is because he has a stutter when he talks, but when he raps his stutter goes away. We will get shots of him in lessons , around the college visuals .

Low key photography contrasting effect contrasting effect shadows black backdrops different ways to set up low key photography , which needs a low ISO the light is on 4 . distance light make s difference white board is to reflect the light good for a profile  , adjust the light to 3 set up 2 - you would have 2 of the lights on a low setting e.g. 3 set up 3 silver brolly , face it up . light is on 4 low the light softer .   High key photography infinity key photography 3/4/5 lights we want everything to be completely white backdrop need 2 lights (flash reflector) shining on the backdrop white board at 40 degrees angle lights need to be on the highest setting . model needs to be forward and in place perfectly . don't want light to interfere with the model a backlight  bring your model forward , silver reflects gives more contrast Gold reflector will give warm tones. ...

Technical and aesthetic qualities within photography   1.     Choose 2 images and explain the following.       Rule of Thirds Definition for rule of thirds The rule of thirds is a " rule of thumb" or guideline which applies to the process of composing visual images such as designs, films, paintings, and photographs .The horizon sits at the horizontal line dividing the lower third of the photo from the upper two- thirds . Horizon Line   There's something about a horizontal line in an image that conveys a message of 'stability' or even 'rest'   Horizons are the most common horizontal line to be found in photographs and they often act as a dividing point in a photograph – in effect an anchor that the rest of the image is formed around.       Framing     The role of any rule of composition is to draw the eye into a photograph . Framing refers to using ele...