Style
Sans serif - Serif
Imagery Ideas:
Serif fonts can be both modern and hairline serif.
Imagery Ideas:
Resolution affects image quality by pixels per inch, and the more pixels per inch, the clearer and more detailed the image. An increase in file size will happen.
In other words, if the image is lower in resolution, it would have fewer pixels per inch, making it less clear and not as good-looking, and the image file size won't be as large.
JPEG - A used digital image file format known for its ability to compress images into small file sizes using a "lossy" compression method, which removes some image data to make the file smaller.
Png- Stands for portable network graphic, a raster image file
format known for its ability to handle transparent backgrounds.
GIF - A lossless format for image files that supports both animated and static images.
SVG - Stands for Scalable Vector Graphics. It's a web-friendly image format that uses mathematical formulas to define images instead of pixels, meaning you can resize SVGs to any size without losing quality, making them perfect for logos, icons, and complex web graphics.
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Consistent Pace & Emotion in the edit -
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This is the image with the added stuff I put in.
Brief Paragraph about CassandreA.M Cassandre is best known for his poster advertising travel, for clients such as the Compagnie Internationale des Wagons-Lits. He was a pioneer of airbrush art. His creations for the Dubonnet wine company were the first posters allowed to be seen by occupants in moving vehicles
In this image I added a few extras to blend in with the theme that was already giving meaning the gradient of the text and the fade of blue - white under the "DUBONNET" text and under the table adding a black and white fade to give it a double enter transparent look and the cap adding a black and white transparent fade but slightly making it more transparent then the others.
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Whilst designing the Red Bull image, although it is simple, it has a strong foundation of the gradient in the background blended in well with the can of Red Bull, and the dark red effect on the text gives it a sense that it holds meaning.
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Paul rand Paul Rand was an American art director and graphic designer. He is known for his corporate logo designs.
The colour of the image holds a strong depth, in the text that says 'No way out' we can see the 'way' is black symbolising that it is serious and the chains on the bind add a touch of suspense granting it with the red on each corresponding sides gives it the final best touch.
I like this design as it blends everything very nicely, to be specific, the eyes and the Cains and the corresponding colours of black and red perfectly complement the whole poster.
I could use the same layout he used in terms of the colour and craft it into my own, whilst making it similar using the colour layouts.
In the image below, I created a. few sketches showing the day in the life of a student and how they get to the college, and what the process is to get lessons, and many more, and also have put a driving license "L" as some hope may be practicing for their licenses.
The new poster I designed on the right side explains it better in a more improved poster on how I will make the 'Day in the Life' poster.
The poster on the right shows more depth and a better interpretation of what my poster will look like
Over here, I created an image with double exposure and the face of somebody, and blended it in, making it seem like you can almost see through the man's mind.
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This was the design process of the image whilst I was making it in Photoshop, and gave the double exposure look
I first had to get the picture of the man or a suitable face with the background I had in mind, which, once I found the suitable person, I got the background, and to get the double exposure look, I had to lower the saturation of the first picture, and the same goes for the second
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This is the poster I used by A.M Cassandra for reference, as I will be making something a bit similar, but instead of the object, a face of a student will be there, and just like how it corresponds with colours on each side, I will do something similar, but adding a double exposure effect.
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Pictures from me following the tutorial of the glitch effect.
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This is the first picture, the beginning of the tutorial, and the beginning of the tutorial where I had to
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This is the second picture where I had to place the tipping mask and mask them together. The info guide in blue explains what the clipping mask is.
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These are the images I have used to create the blurry effect
Editing and Camera Terminology
Camera terminology includes settings like:
- aperture,
- lens opening, which is measured in f-stops,
-shutter speed (duration the shutter is open),
-ISO (sensor sensitivity to light), which works together in the exposure triangle.
- Editing terms cover techniques like A-roll (main footage), B-roll (supplemental footage), chroma key (green screen), color correction (adjusting colors), and J-cuts/L-cuts (audio leading or following the video).
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Camera and angles, and shots practical task
1. Extreme wide shot + Establishing shot
The subject is barely visible or is very small in the frame
A few examples are:
City skyline, full city view
City skyline, full city view
2. Wide shot
This shot shows the subject fully, head to toe, with the environment
Usually shows if the character or subject is walking through a landscape
3. Full shot
This shot is of a person standing alone, clearly the focus
Shows the whole body, with less background than a wide shot.
4. Medium Long shot
This shot frames the subject from mid-thigh or the knee and up
This shot allows for both action and facial expression
5. Medium Shot
This shot frames the subject waist up
Also provides a balanced view of body and facial expression.
6. Medium Close-up Shot
This shot is used to balance out emotional expression with context,making
it ideal for showing a character's emotions and reactions while still providing
Some background information.
7. Extreme wide shot
This shot type shows a vast area where the subject may be tiny or not visible, which is ideal for a setting.
8. Medium wide shot
This shot type frames subject from knees up. Also, called a cowboy shot.
A day in the life - student proposal
The image above is the Day in the Life of a Student poster final layout.
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
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Date -
Thursday 16th
October 2025
What will occur
on that day -
The preparation of
the whole “Day in the Life of a Student “schedule
Finding the right
person who will be Yama
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Date -
Monday 20th
October 2025
What will occur
on that day -
I will begin the production
of the video and will get the reason to introduce myself to the camera at the
front of the college, and give a strong welcoming intro.
The person I will
be needing for the day, I am the life of a student
The monologue the
person will say
“Hello, welcome, it’s nice to have you here, my name is YAMA, and I will show
you what a day in the life of Stanmore College is” – while he says Stanmore College, the camera points towards the logo.
Asking for the
equipment needed for that day:
- Microphone
-Camera
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Date -
Tuesday 21st October 2025
What will occur
on that day -
The following
footage of the student going through their day–to–day life will be shown.
Asking for the
equipment needed for that day:
- Microphone
-Camera
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Date -
Wednesday 22nd October 2025
What will occur on that day -
Asking for the equipment needed for that day:
- Microphone
-Camera
For the recording, the video i will be using the
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Research Reports Assignments
Bbc Studios Productions has carved a solid reputation in television and entertainment, with the majority commending it for the quality of its productions. Featured on its linep are very popular TV shows like Doctor Who, Strictly Come Dancing, and Top Gear, which have become household names within the UK and internationally. geneal opinion from viewing comments and reviews quoted is indicative of the studio's capacity to produce good and equally thought-provoking content.
Wall to Wall, which was founded in 1987, has a history of creating diverse and innovative production. It is probably best known for shows like Long Lost Family, Who Do You Think You Are?, and The Secret Life of. series. These have won many awards and touched viewers on a very intimate level, especially with shows that explore family background an heritage. Reception is widespread, with the majority considering Wall to Wall one of the best lights in unscripted programming.
As measured by producer and viewer interviews, it is clear that Wall to Wall is seen as the prime of documentary and drama television, though the variety of projects that it undertakes needing a greater palette of themes. STV Studios, being based in Scotland, has built an impressive pedigree for both its non-scripted and scripted productions. Known for shows like Taggart, The Durrells, and its more recent hit, The Search for the Lost Tomb of Alexander the Great, STV Studios takes pride in producing programs that captivate the local people as much as they do the international audience. Critics often admire STV's outstanding ability to combine native sensibilities with global appal, especially in its factual and drama programming.
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1. This specific animation stood out, but when putting the animations on the text for this one, I used the Cut shapes, and it felt as if it were too slow for me and wasn't completed fully, like the fade and animation weren't aligning.
2. I preferred this animation a bit more because the text animated from the left and right sides and was faded smoothly, which gave it a nice touch.
3. This specific animation wasn't as good as the animation, which moved from one side too much and not the other side as much, but other than that, it was good.
4. This animation had a glow swishing past it, which, in my opinion, gives it the best effect out of the ones above, as it really highlights the depth of it and its simplicity, yet very effective
This is the final product of the ident showing how it is when the Ident and the animations came together and is finished.
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AI AND MY WORK
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I know that I am not allowed to use AI unless it is for research-intended purposes only.
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Graphic Poster of "A Day in the life of a student"
Evalution
When I created my graphic poster I implemented reference from "No way out" by King & McGaw and tried to shift it to more into a welcoming aspect as my one does say "A day in the life of a student" so it had to been more in a welcoming manner then the original reference.
Visual Poster of "A Day in the life of a student"
Evalution
For my Visual Poster, I kept the same layout but added more spaces between the arrows and thickened them out while adding a picture of the college area and pointing one of the arrows down to a area in the college called "Stanmore Studios" and pointed another arrow down to a text saying "Your future starts here" whilst I did all of this, I added a small yet effective finishing touch to the outer layer of the image giving a faded white + red.
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Peer assessing work
Peer assessing my work
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