Jade Farrell level 2 media blog

https://youtu.be/v-SRLwrpqbc In the video linked, i have gone over several points and features on how to set up a camera, such as: the on/off switch used to turn the camera on and off between shots as it will save battery life. the focus. which is used to focus on things while filming. microphone. the three dots. make sure not to cover.  turning the dial to the camera icon to turn it onto movie shooting mode.  the camera button used to start shooting a movie. to stop shooting simply press the button again.  setting the movie exposure: press the menu button and under the first page you'll see and 'movie exposure' which needs to be set to manual.  notes on movie shooting.  do not hold the camera in the same position for a long period of time as it could make your skin have some redness so for this reason a use of a tripod is recommended. do not point the camera towards an intense light as this may damage the image sensor or the cameras int...

• DIEGETIC SOUND • This exists ‘inside’ the story and can be heard by the characters • Speech - The sound of traffic - Gun shots.    Diegetic   sound   is a noise which has a source on-screen. They are noises which  have not been edited in, for example dialogue between characters or footsteps. Another term for diegetic sound is actual sound. Non-diegetic sound  is a noise which   does not   have a source on-screen, they have been added in. For example music, voiceover, sound effects. Non-diegetic sounds are often used to add drama to moments that would be silent without it. https://www.mytutor.co.uk/answers/1621/GCSE/Media-Studies/What-is-the-difference-between-Diegetic-and-Non-diegetic-sound/ From about 50 seconds in is where the music starts to play. This is non-diegetic sound since the music has been added on top of the scene meaning that the characters can't hear it. i think the scene work well with...

mystery movies from JadeFarrell4

Music video plan for Oceans by Hillsong ·       Some parts colour and some black and white ( most parts colour)  ·       filter over top to make it look more realistic but good to watch  ·       good lighting but also I want a quite darkish room with a little spotlight shined on me for a little brightness so its not completely dark. ( white  room) ·       Probably will be standing  ·       A little sparkle edit but just so it doesn’t look dead and depressing. (not too much) ·       Microphone in front of me.   

What is a proposal? A proposal within the media is a document that you present to your prospective client outlining how you can help them achieve their goals. A proposal is neither a pitch or a contract, but it is a key part of the client acquisition process that converts a prospect into a customer. A proposal is for you to attract key cast and crew - the more experienced cast and crew you sign, the more likely you will get your film produced. ( Taken from https://www.filmdaily.tv/funding/how-write-film-proposals-gets-film-fundung ) What is included in a film proposal? The right introduction/synopsis is critical since it's the first thing you read, and shows how passionate the creator is about the project. The introduction passes as a first impression, so if the cast and crew of the film don't like the script it sets a bad first impression. A good script is the next thing included which links to the next important thing - the Log-line. Your log-line is you telling someo...

What are storyboards? A storyboard is a sequence of sketches or illustrations that  map out the scenes planned for a video. The video production team can then follow this map to ensure their plot is engaging before they start making the video. A storyboard is an essential component of production to avoid any unnecessary costs or delays. ( Taken from https://www.wyzowl.com/what-is-a-storyboard/ ) Creating a storyboard simplifies every stage of making a video. It lets you plan more effectively, pitch your idea to other people more clearly and avoid problems during production. Storyboards can be either simple or complex and are usually hand drawn. A storyboard is similar to a script, but the two aren't quite the same - storyboards are visual, while scripts are text based. ( Taken from https://wave.video/blog/what-is-a-storyboards/ ) Storyboards: help you plan more efficiently simplify everything  help to communicate your ideas  help organize your thoughts...