The Affair - Session 20

In this session I was editing location 1 that Ben had finished filming. So far I have done a rough-cut on the first and second location and completed the title page which is in place.

While I done this Ben made a start on our audio soundtracks using Garageband. By the time I have completed the editing fully we plan to have the Garageband soundtracks ready to place into our short movie.

The Affair - Session 14+15

I worked on the shot list and got that all completed during this session. Simply using the storyboard as guidance to complete it.

Once I had completed the shot list I began to work on our title page for mine and Ben's MovieStorm Project. I used Photoshop for this, it's still in working progress.

I plan to get Ben to create a few clips of each character, then I want to have the character walk into the frame of the title page.

The Affair - Session 13

This session me and Ben decided to get the dialogue completed. We went into another room and set-up the microphone, we then had a rogue idea of how to play out the dialogue.

Ben ended up doing the voice for Kevin and we got a girl in our class (Ashleigh) to play Katy (putting on a manly voice - impersonating Steve).

Ben recorded the dialogue into MovieStorm so the characters mimed what they said. I think this has worked fairly well.

For the rest of the session I carried on the rest of the storyboard and managed to fully complete it.

The Affair - Session 8+9

I was working on the storyboard during these sessions and I managed to get it all completed. I had to decide on all of the shot types and angles. I wrote a short description of what is happening in each shot, drawing an image of how it would look for each shot.

The Affair - Session 6+7

I was absent during this session, so while I was away Ben was working on the characters actions in the Directors' view within MovieStorm.

He was focusing on the character actions for 'Set 1' (Location 1). He managed to get the whole of set 1 actions completed during this session.

The Affair - Session 4+5

In these two sessions my main aim was getting the treatment completed. I managed to complete half of this by the end of the sessions. I was writing up our overall story, deciding on our target audience, equipment needed and roles.

Our target audience was decided to be 15+ due to the violent scenes in our project. It was also aimed at more teenagers to young adults, generally people who watch short films, where I think it would be most ideal for a Youtube audience.

The Affair - Session 2+3

During this session I focussed on writing the script for our MovieStorm project. While I generated the dialogue, moods and such Ben was continuing with the settings and character sheets.

During these two lessons we managed to get all of our tasks complete.

The Affair - Session 1

In the first session I started off with creating a moodboard for a character. I used Moviestorm for a bunch of screen grabs which I then transferred over to photoshop to make the moodboard.

After I had done the mood board I helped Ben create the characters by giving my ideas and opinions on how I think they should look while he created them, we made 3 characters in total.

End Sequence reviews

Things that worked:

The 180 degree spin around me and Jack when we had guns pointed at each others head worked well and the class agreed. They said the sound effect we used for that particular shot was successful too.

Ben's parkour shots were good and build a sense there was a rush to get somewhere or something. The group thought that this worked well.

When I hit Jack around the head with a gun, with the sound effect in place made it work well as it was all timed well and looked realistic.

The music throughout our end sequence worked good as it enhanced it overall dramatically.

Group members said that the pace of the editing was successful, which would reflect on the building of the tension.

Areas of improvement

The teacher said he was expecting more in our end sequence. We had planned to do so but due to bad weather Ben was unable to create the shots as planned because doing parkour in the bad weather could result in a serious injury.

It was suggested the music was a little loud when we had dialogue, which we should take into consideration as it could interfere with the speech, making it hard for the audience to understand what's going on.

A member of the class suggested Ben's introduction could have been more creative, rather than a simple text message then him running in. He said we could have zoomed out or something. Which we should have, although it is an end sequence so Ben would have been properly introduced earlier on in the film.

The shot we had with some bad language made the film lose the plot according to someone. I agree with this partly, I don't think it looked great as a close up shot it seemed out of place to me.

The characters costumes were not planned well, we were told this also they should have been more planned. I agree with this as I was not in costume, Jack had a suit and Ben had casual parkour clothes on. I didn't own a jacket of some kind and it would have been too much hassle and money for a few shots.

The wind interfered slightly, the audience noticed this also. We cut out a lot of wind, but we couldn't get rid of it all as we would have lost our dialogue also. If we had time we would have done a reshoot.

Our feedback on the fight scene was it needs to be more planned and story boarded better. I agree on this as we made up the fight on the shot, we didn't plan angles, shot types and what actions we were going to do before hand. If we did I think it could have been more professional.

Session 17 & 18 - Action Thriller End Sequence

In these sessions we were making sure we had done all paperwork, checking through the folders. We finished off the end sequence, adding the last music and then watching it over a few times. Me and Jack noticed a few things that we suggested didn't work so well, one of them was the soundtrack at the beginning of the end sequence, so we ended up changing this piece of music to fit the scene better.

Session 15-16 - Action Thriller End Sequence

In this session we were searching for sound effects. Ben bought in this microphone and attempted to make his own sound effects, one of them were successful and we are now using in our end sequence, this was a sound effect for a punching sound for one of our shots.

Ben continued to explore with the music to create any other interesting pieces of music to go with our end sequence.

Session 13 & 14 - Action Thriller End Sequence

Since we were coming to the end of our end sequence being complete, there was not much left to do. Jack completed the shot list for each location while. Jack transferred our footage over to Ben's laptop so he could add in the music he had made for our end sequence.

During this session, as my role was camera man, and in charge of the visuals, which I have completed uploading there was not much left for me to do other than watch it over a few times and then give them my opinion on their work (editing and music) and make some small suggestions to improve it.

Session 12 - Action Thriller End Sequence

This session we all played our individual roles. Jack edited our shots from location 3 while Ben created music pieces for the shots, I was uploading our pictures we had taken during the process of filming.

Me and Ben gave Jack some opinions of ours to improve the last little editing parts, we then showed the teacher and he suggested we took another shot just to wrap up the ending as it was left as a bit of a cliffhanger. So we went out and took one last shot of the undercover policeman sending a text "Two gang leaders down, got the diamond" so this indicates the crime has been resolved.

Session 11 - Action Thriller End Sequence

The weather had improved when we came to this session, so we decided to go out and film location 3. We used the car park of the college to film the end fight scene of the end sequence.

We successfully finished filming all of our shots. We had changed the whole of location 3 due to permission troubles, we had also changed our shot types during the filming, as we realized while we were filming using different shots would make a lot more impressive.

Session 10 - Action Thriller End Sequence

Due to bad weather again, continuing on from last lesson we had to put it off again for health and safety issues, as a particular part we had to film would be very dangerous in the wet, as a high possibility of someone falling over. Also the equipment as it's electrical it could easily get damaged.

So instead of our original plans, during this session one of our group members worked on the music pieces for the end sequence, while the other continued to finish up last parts of the editing for the shots we had already, he also looked for a punching sound effect for when he needs to add the sound effect later on. I helped by giving my opinions and suggesting ideas to improve the pieces.

Session 9 - Action Thriller End Sequence

In this session we had planned to go out on location and film, but due to bad weather we decided to hold it off until the weather was better, hoping to film on the following monday.

Instead of filming, we helped the editor with the clips we had previously taken, getting them ready. We gave him our opinion on how it looks and made little changes throughout the process to make it that little bit better.

Sesson 8 - Action Thriller End Sequence

During this session we got the basic equipment; video camera, tripod and stills camera. This time we used a piece of equipment that was new to us, which was a wheelchair to do a tracking shot that we planned to do.

We filmed location 3 within college and just outside of the college, as we were unable to gain permission for our original location as planned.

Session Task 6 & 7 - Action Thriller End Sequence

For these two sessions we had the video camera, dolly, tripod and also the stills camera booked. We went out and filmed location 2, using the college car park as we had decided to change the location area due to permission troubles in the previous session.

Our prop guns did not arrive, so in the end we had to borrow two from other groups. In these sessions we managed to get a bunch of successful shots. Then our editor (Jack) uploaded them onto the computer, i also uploaded the stills from these sessions. Both ready for the next session to begin the editing.

Session Task 5 - Action Thriller End Sequence

When we had planned to go out to film location 2 we discovered that we had to contact the ground keeps of the location to gain permission to film on that particular location. As we'd figured they would probably have said no, or taken a while to reply due to it being a hospital ground, we suspect they would be a lot busier with more important things.

So then as a group we decided to film on the college grounds, where Jack wrote out a email and sent it to the ground keeper of the college, hoping to receive permission in time for our next session.

Session Task 4 - Action Thriller End Sequence

So as we had planned, we did a reshoot of location 1 from the previous session since we weren't happy with our shots.

This time we decided to use the college camera's which had a higher quality and was much more straight forward uploading the shots for the editor.

This time we were happy with our shots.

Session Task 2 & 3 - Action Thriller End Sequence

During the second session we (the group) had planned to film the first location of our end sequence. This was location 1, we used an office which involved a phone call. This is where we introduced the diamond. Jack used a jacket to dress up as his character.

During the third session, in the same day, we agreed to review the shots we had taken earlier that day, we came to a conclusion as a group that we weren't too happy with the quality of them. We planned to take a reshoot the following day.

We had expected the two guns we had ordered to arrive, unfortunately they did not.

Session Task 1 - Action Thriller End Sequence

On our first lesson we had a group discussion where we decided on our roles for the end sequence. We also planned out how to create it over the two weeks, e.g. created a schedule for what we do on each day for the next two weeks.

I got the role camera man as well as playing one of the characters within the end sequence. I was happy with this because I'm not very experienced using the camera, so by having this role gives me the opportunity to progress my knowledge handling the camera.

Jack also had the prop diamond arrive and ready to use.

Action-Thriller Poster

In the first poster I was focusing on the characters actions mainly. I want the audience to focus on the three main characters being the two gang leaders and the undercover cop. The picture is a main scene in our sequence, it's what the story builds up to. So this would be the most interesting part. I think it would drag the audiences attention, which they would ask themselves questions such as "Who is going to win?", "Why are they fighting?" and "What's the undercover cop going to do?". In order to find out they will have to watch it. I was also trying to give a strong sense of an urban area which is what the films background is.

On the second film poster I was focusing on the characters, one of the gangs. I want the audience to get the idea of the gangs and there being a "boss" (Gang leader). Within gangs there is generally a lot of trouble, crime and guns etc. So anyone who is interested in those kind of films would have their attention dragged to the poster.

The third poster was aimed at the diamond itself. This being the centre of the story. As there being a big diamond must be a big story behind it, so this would drag the audiences attention. There is someone holding a gun pointing to the the person with the diamond, also the undercover cop jumping off a roof top towards the man holding the diamond. This gives the audience the idea there is a few people after it.

Adulthood Poster Analysis

People

Famous Adam Deacon & Noel Clarke who are in a number of violent films. These are on the front cover which attracts audiences who are interested in previous films they've been starred in or this type of genre. There are a list of famous people who create music, they're the tracks that are featured in this film which may attract many people as lots of people will know their music which relates to this type of film. The way they are dressed are how you would expect typical London gang members to be dressed, so we expect these people to be involved in gangs and crime.

Design

This design is very effective. The people on the front are all sat together which gives us the impression that they're part of a gang, especially that it's based in London. There is a metal baseball bat laying on floor which gives us the sense of strong violence. They're sat on some kind of roof which is outdoors, near the streets where you expect a lot of crime to happen, so we expect these people to be involved in the crime situations.

Colour

The colours in the poster are very interesting, the sky is a type of yellow/orange colour which catches audiences attention and reels them into the film. There is also dark coloured areas which are hinting the dark side of the film.

Title

The title is plain bold black "AdULTHOOD" on top of a yellow/orange sky which makes it very visible to the audience. The title is all capitals except the first "d" in "AdULT" which is mysterious but interesting, which could represent the mysteriousness within the film. It may be representing other features also though.

Other Information

Just above the title "AdULTHOOD" we see it says "After kidulthood comes" so anyone who has previously seen "Kidulthood" would be interested in this film as it's leading on from the "kidulthood".

District B13 Poster Analysis

People

Famous parkourist David Belle is starred in this film, he is on the front of the cover looking as if he is jumping over something. There is also another character holding guns looking up. This gives you the impression they could be working together or against each other which gives you the sense of a big war between these two characters or these two working together against some kind of force which is very appealing to anyone who is interested in action movies or admire David Bell & parkour. There is also a list of all the names of people who have contributed to this movie at the bottom which would drag in audiences who recognize these people's work.

Design

The overall design gives the us (the audience) a strong impression of a type of war going on in a violent city of some kind, we get this impression because of the helicopters and cars behind them as if they're being chased. The graffiti-like wall behind them makes it seem as if it's in a violent city with gangs and such. There are helicopters with lights shining out which gives us the sense these two characters in the middle (David Belle & Cyril Raffaelli) are wanted men.

Colour

Overall the design colours are quite dark, which represents there is bad things going on. The colours also give us the impression that it's not a nice environment, maybe a violent city involving lots of crime. The graffiti-like effects give us this impression also.

Title

The title is very bold, clear and a white with a "muddy" effect which makes it very easy to read as it stands out on the dark background. The "muddy" effect also gives us the impression it's a dirty, violent environment that they're in.

Other Information

The catch phrase is "Welcome to the District 13th Welcome to hell" which points out that there is a lot of danger, violence and such by the "hell", we expect lots of bad things going on and it's stating that "District 13" is "hell".

Snatch Poster Analysis

People

There are a number of famous actors starred in the film "Snatch" which have been placed on the poster as advertisement. Actors in this film such as Brad Pitt, Vinne Jones and Jason Statham which are all very well known, especially in this genre. These actors coming together in a British film will attract many audiences as they would be interested in how well they perform together, also Brad Pitt being a famous American actor audiences would be interested to see how his performance is within in a British film.

Design

The design overall is quite plain but gives us a strong message. The impression that they're a gang of some sort and something bad has just happened and/or they are expecting a fight. The actors are all stood there as if they're looking at you and waiting for you. The dog is jumping out at you which gives the us the sense there is some violence.

Colour

The colours are very plain, white background and plain black title. I think the background is plain white to make the actors the centre of attention, as there is no colours behind them the audience will focus on the characters. The actors are all wearing rather different colours which gives us the idea they're very individual and different which makes it more interesting for the audience, a bunch of very different characters - anything could happen.

Title

The title is very plain but bold, the black title could be meaning there is some kind of danger of some kind as black usually gives us the sense something bad is happened or going to happen. The boldness of the title is right in our faces, which makes it incredibly easy to read. With a short word as the title it sticks in the audiences mind, therefore it could "eat away at us until we watch the film".

Other Information

At the bottom is a list of all the names that are involved in the film, this may attract audiences if they see a name they recognize and enjoy their other work. They have put in bold "Coming Soon" which gives us the feeling of excitement for the release of the film. They have provided a website in red bold writing which really stands out to the audience. Many people will go to there to find out more information about the film, such as release date, who else is in the film and such. Through reading more about it they will probably tell their friends about what they have read, then they will pass that on and the word gets around about the new film coming soon!

Action/Thriller Storyboard

This starts off as a gang leader with a stolen diamond, he then makes an anonymous phone call to the other gang leader who the diamond belongs to saying to meet at a car park and bring him money for his diamond. They take their gang for backup incase things get messy, they then discuss the deal.

They both pull out guns on each other, the gang leader who the diamond originally belongs to hits him around the head with a gun and takes the diamond from him. An undercover cop then gets informed about the gang situation.

The undercover cop makes his way to the scene, running and jumping over all sorts of things to get there as fast as possible.

The undercover cop arrives unseen by the gangs, the gangs come forward and have a gang war, as this happens the gang leader who took the diamond runs off as the diamond is worth millions. The undercover cop chases after him then he takes a short cut to cut off the gang leader.

The cop catches the gang leader and comes face-to-face with him, the gang leader throws a punch at the undercover cop, they have a big punch-up & the undercover cop manages to knock him out, he then takes the diamond and runs off. Meanwhile back at the car park where the two gangs are having a war, both gangs end up killing each other.

Moodboard

Throughout this task of creating a moodboard it has developed my ideas for characters, locations and props. Looking at the images has made me think of more interesting situations including the location & characters' performance.

Before creating the moodboard we came up with a basic plot, now I think this has extended my ideas to come up with more creative ideas. For example we were planning to use a car park as a location for one of our key frames, now I think we could use something a bit more interesting such as something bad happening or finding something shocking down a dark alley way on the way to the car park...

The Bomb Write Up

Task & Planning

We were set a task to film a bomb sequence within the Long Road College. This sequence was our choice what happened but the bomb had to be blown up at the end which would blow up Long Road.

We wrote a storyboard, shot list and decide on camera shot type for each shot. We had to film in two different locations which were the Control room and outside for the agent who was finding the bomb.

Filming & Editing

We filmed all the shots for one location in one go and then filmed the other location after. This would all come together in the editing.

In the editing I did a rough cut of the sequence. Once I had finished doing that I cleared it up as much as I could, making it fit together well. After that to make Long Road blow up I used 'Green Screen' where I used a clip and sound effect and placed it over the ending of the sequence where the bomb blew up. To remove the 'Green' I had to go to the menu 'Effects' > Key > Blue and Green Screen. Then select the clip and go to 'Filters' above the video player within Final Cut. I played around with the settings to remove the outer colour, in this case it was green. To make it more realistic I re-arranged the size and position of the fire by selecting the clip and simply moving it around and using the corners to shrink it within the Final Cut player.

Garage Band

When creating this piece of music within GarageBand I was trying to make it all fit together. I wanted it to start of soft then build up with it running smoothly throughout but not sounding too repetitive so I used lots of different genres of music together.

Blue Streak Sequence (Youtube)

Phone Call Write Up

The task was to shoot a phone call sequence of two characters talking over the phone. One being the boss wanting the other to meet him to do a job for him.

We planned and created a storyboard for our sequence which showed what type of shot in what place and the order of the shots. We had to plan where we were going to shoot the shots and what type of shots they would be.

During the shooting process we shot all of the first characters dialogue and actions in one go which we named "Location 1". We did the same for the second character also which was then named "Location 2" We done this because it would save a lot of time and also if we were to move backwards and forwards from locations the camera would change every time, the character would also be out of place from the previous shot.

My main contribution to the sequence was performing, i was character 2 so i was the one who was taking orders from the boss.

When it came to editing we had to put the shots in order, before hand we had a shot list which showed us the order of the shots which made it a lot easier when it came to editing. We used clapperboards during the shooting so this helped us during the editing also as we could tell which shot was meant to go where.

When I placed these in order we did a rough-cut where i just cut the clapperboards from the sequence and played it as it was. To make this better I had to cut on movement so it would had a type of flow. This is where i would cut as a character is making a movement, so each shot didn't change once everything had stopped otherwise it would have seemed very boring and wouldn't build up any excitement or tension.

I have learned that it's important to cut on movement during editing and that shooting the shots out of order makes a big difference towards the performance and editing.

The Meeting Write Up

Our task was to film a meeting which continued from "The Phone Call". We had to work in our groups, filming and editing this sequence.

We created a storyboard together in our groups and each wrote and drew one. Our plan was to film the shots out of order then place them together during the editing. The reason we chose to do them out of order was because that it would save a lot of moving around and camera angles etc. For example filming the beginning and ending at the same time as they were in the same place and such.

We created a 'Mud Map' which was a drawing that showed where our camera shots would be taken at what angle and type of shot.

Our shooting process turned out fairly well in the end but i believe it could have been better. We forgot about the shot order so we shot them 1-12 in order when we had planned to shoot the shots out of order.

My main contribution was performing and planning the dialogue for our sequence. I was character 2 which was the one doing the bomb job for the boss.

During the editing we realized we hadn't shot the shots out of order. This made our overall sequence longer to film and not as good as i think it could have been. I think if we had filmed out of order especially if we had filmed one of the characters dialogue all at once, then it would have turned out a lot more realistic. I found it quite hard to stay in control and not laugh when another person was sat right in front of me directly looking at me. With the camera moving back and forth every shot took a lot longer and would have moved slightly each time.

I have learned that it's important to follow the storyboard and shoot the shots out of order as planned as it would save a lot of time and improve the overall performance.

180 Degree Rule

The 180 degree rule is a very important concept in video and film production. It refers to an imaginary line which cuts through the middle of the scene from the side to side with respect to the camera.

Crossing the line changes the viewer's perspective in such a way that it may cause disorientation or confusion. For this reason, crossing the line is usually something to be avoided.

Match on action

"Match on action" is when you cut in the middle of an action to a different camera angle, however still showing the action from the same point in time that you left from the previous shot.

It is very important to continue the flow of the scene.

Phone Call unedited screengrab

Horror Workshop

On a Friday morning a man named James Ward came to visit to demonstrate how to do make-up for horror films.

James Ward is from the National Film School of Ireland, he succeeded in passing to do model making and production design for film and television.

James got a volunteer from the class to demonstrate on. Firstly James placed a bald cap onto the volunteers' head which covered just his hair (back of head) so the mixture he was using wouldn't interfere with his hair. He used contact glue to stick the bald cap to his head. Throughout this demonstration James used polyvinyl gloves, he said not to use latex gloves as they react with the silicone's and destroy the whole mixture.

He used two types of silicones which were Life Form and Skin Safe silicone's. He measured a cup and a half of each then put them into a mixing bowl. He used his hands to mix these together to form a blue sticky mixture.

Before he done anything with the mixture he placed two plastic tubes up the volunteers' nostrils so he would be able to breathe after James had covered the whole of his face with the silicone's.

Before he began using the mixture he checked for air bubbles because it could ruin the whole mask when he goes to put the plasticine in the mould. Once he had identified he had no air bubbles he used his hands (while wearing polyvinyl gloves) to smear the silicone mixture all over his face. James waited for about 15 minutes for the mixture to set. He explained that it sets quickly so this part of the task was the hardest as once it's set you can't go back and re-correct any mistakes.

Once it had set he had small stripped bandages which he dipped in water then laid over the top of the silicone mixture on the persons face, he laid these in a criss-cross pattern so it would hold stronger. He done this until the mask was about half an inch thick. Once this had all set he asked the person to pull funny faces and puff his cheeks out so the mask would push off from his face. When James had got the mask off his face, he used a quick-release liquid over where he had put the glue before, this released the bald cap from his head.

James then plugged up the nostril holes in the mask with NSP plasticine so when he poured in the plaster inside it wouldn't leak out the nostril holes. He filled a small plastic cup with plaster and poured water into a mixing bowl. He then used his hand to sieve the plaster (powder) into the mixing bowl of water. At the beginning of this process it was a milky mixture, it then turned into an ice cream like mixture soon after. Once this was ready he poured it into the mask, which is then meant to be left for many hours to fully set. He said he usually leaves it overnight.

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My character is a 19 year old male at college. He's from a rich family and loves splashing out his money on things he likes the look of. During the weekdays he would usually get college work done on the days he doesn't work, after his hard days working hard with his dad with mechanics he'd get any rest he could in the evenings, then treat himself on a Friday or Saturday evening where he would probably go to a local restaurant such as Pizza Express with a few friends, then go to the cinema to watch a film a little bit later on. After the film he would probably head to the pub for a few drinks and a laugh with his friends before going in for the night.

I believe this type of target audience would be ideal for Blue Streak as he's into the action and thriller films, he also plays a lot of violent video games. He goes to the Cineworld regularly, if Blue Streak had a poster in the cinema I'm sure this would appeal to this audience very much.

Find Your Tribe

Go to: www.findyourtribe.co.uk

Created by Channel 4 by research agencies crowd DN4 and Voodoo.

This site invites you to complete an interactive quiz which asks you questions about your tastes on music, fashion, lifestyle, brands and media preferences.

At the end defining which 'Youth Tribe' you being to.

This is our class results:

1. Trendies

2. Hipsters

3. Craft Kids

4. Clubbers 2

5. PC world

6. Techies

7. Townies 2

8. Rahs 1

9. Chavs 1

10. Street Rats

11. Boy racers

12. Sports junkie 1

13. Blingers 1

14. Bhangra muffins

15. Trackies

16. DIYers 1

17. Get paid crew

18. Smart urban

19. Indie kids 1

20. Skaters 1

21. Monsters

22. Grungers

23. Emos

24. Goths

25. Scene Kids 1

26. Indie Scenesters

"You are a Chav! No one likes you but you don’t care. Why would you when you have a high street to hang about on? Grab a bunch of your mates and put in some mooching time, with a bucket of KFC for company. With your matching uniform of trackie pants, Reebok Classics, and gold jewellery, chav isn’t something you grow out of: this is your tribe forever."



I don't think the outcome 'chav' is an accurate representation of me because I don't wear 'chav' style; reebok etc, hats, gold chains and rings. I don't hang out on the streets "protecting my turf" either. They describe a 'chav' as violent, I don't believe I am a violent person. I think most chavs listen to grime, which I selected on the quiz that I hate grime.

Logo Homework

L2 IDENT LEE from cmdiploma on Vimeo.

The toughest situation I came across while working in Photoshop during the logo creation was the layers, by this I mean they got very confusing for me, especially when it came to saving each individual layer then transferring it over to Final Cut, how was I meant to know which layer was which?

I realised this problem when I went to save each layer. I resolved this dilemma by going over each layer to identify what it was, then re-naming the layer so it was clear what the layer is.

During this task working in Final Cut, the most difficult part of it was when I realised my logo clip was too long and dragged on. I had added fade in/outs at the beginning and end, therefore I had to shorten my clips which would then make me lose the fade in/outs, I proceeded with this. Later on when I tried to re-add the fade ins the original ones were still there, but I couldn't see them as I had shortened the clip, which were interfeiring with my whole logo.

I realised this after a while, which I had to then make the clip large so I could see the original fade in, delete it then shorten the clip and re-add the fade ins. From this problem I believe it has been good practice for me adding and removing fade in/outs, I have leant to work with these particular parts well I would say.

Overall with this logo I am most pleased with the main part of it, which was my explosion, visual and my audio which has good timing. The layers come out at you with the sound of a bomb going off. The good timing makes the whole thing look more proffessional, if it was badly out of time, it would be very boring and unproffessional.

Visual

Vincent Willem van Gogh

• Died at the age of 37 (29th July 1860)
• Produced more than 2000 pieces of artwork
• Born 30th March 1853
• He was Dutch

He was a very famous artist. His fame grew large after his death. According to research he had suffered from depression and there was bipolar to his history, they believe in the last 2 years of his life he had temporal lobe epilepsy. He commit suicide at the age of 37, he shot himself somewhere in the chest, he then died 2 days later.

The purpose of Van Gogh's work is hard to say. It could have been to entertain people which it did, however it could have just been a way for him to express his feelings which in a lot of his artwork he succeeded to do, he may have only done it because he enjoyed it too.

There are many ways to see his artwork, you could access pictures of his artwork from Google images and various other websites and online galleries. He also has a museum located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. His artwork is extremely expensive, they could well be some of the worlds most expensive artwork. According to Wikipedia, one of his paintings from 1948 was sold at an auction for US$140 million in 2006.

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Books

Books have a wide range of purposes including entertainment, to inform, to advertise and many more.

According to Wikipedia they say "In 2010, Google estimated that there were approximately 130 million unique books in the world."

The first book was written many thousands of years ago, so long ago it's hard to know at this stage. It's also hard to say who wrote the first book too, many people would argue it was "God" who wrote the bible, which was the first book. Many would disagree with this also due to religious views.

There are books about literally anything and everything. There is a very large range of genres; horror, comedy, action and many many more!