Science contributes to technology in at least six ways:

• Direct source of ideas for new technological possibilities
• Efficient engineering design and knowledge base for evaluation feasibility of designs
• Aboratory techniques and analytical methods used in research and find their way into design or industrial practises
• Development and assimilation of new human skills and capabilities, eventually useful to technology
• Increasingly important in the assessment of technology in terms of i social and environmental impacts
• Enables more efficient strategies of applied research, development, and  refinement of new technologies

Technology uses science to solve problems and science uses technology to make new discoveries.

This is our planning schedule to inform you on what is going to happen on the day we are filming and what type of camera movements we are going to using.

Location: Fareham College Studio

Lighting: Fill Lights, Key Lights, Back Lights, Coloured lights

Costumes: Masks, Signs, Black Hoodies

Group Responsibilities:

• Brandon – Director, making sure everyone is the right positions at the right time.
• Caitlin – Setting up the cameras, making sure they are all in the right place.

Camera Shots: Alignment, Gestalt, Contrast.

Brandon created these masks in order to show a hidden identity and then at the end of the video the actors will take of the masks showing their real identity and to show they are not afraid of who they are.

Close up – Shows small part of the scene and a big part of the characters face.

Big Close Up – A tighter shot where it almost ‘suffocates’ the frame.

Extreme Close up – The object is shown very large; most commonly, a small object or part of a body.

Medium Close Up – Half way between a mid shot and a close up.

Extreme Long Shot- Shows a lot of landscape.

Aerial Shot – A camera shot that is filmed from an air plane or a Helicopter.

Point Of View Shot – Point of view shot shows what the character sees.

Over The Shoulder Shot – Shot taken from over the shoulder of a character whose back can be seen of the side of the frame.

Leading Lines:

• To place the objects between the shots in such a way that it look aesthetic (beauty)

Balance/Harmony:

• Can be creating visual Harmony

Symmetry:

• Doesn’t have to be the same density.

Contrast:

• Shows two world in one single shot.

Texture:

• Can be seen because of white light and black areas (shadows)

Repetition:

• Creates a sense of unity

Alignment:

• Important for story telling

Gestalt:

For our song we were given ‘symphony’ By Zara Larsson, however we chosen to a different song to show a different message which our group ended up liking and agreeing. We found another song that shows our message particularly well and we ended up choosing ‘Elastic Heart’ By Sia, we found a cover of the song that we liked which is written by Written By Wolves.

• Inspirational quotes
• Cast holding signs

This inspiration was taken by music videos including My Chemical Romance “Im Not Okay!” and All American Rejects “Dirty Little Secret”

• All scenes will be in the dark with a controlled lighting

At the start of the video all the people will wear masks to hide themselves but towards the end they will remove them to show they aren’t ashamed of who they and show their true identity.

The actors will wear masks and will be designed differently to show different identity’s and to suit the different messages.

This is my evaluation for my finale project on topic 5, we were ask to create a podcast and to edit and make it presentable.

What went well:

We did a variety of things well with this project, one thing i think went well is the set up to film and record our podcast, we set up in the studio and put two tables together so Brandon and Callum could be comfortable and then we began to record our podcast with me doing the audio and Callum and Brandon talking about movies, TV shows and other things to do with TV.

What didn’t go well:

We may have done things well but we also did something that made us step back which was making an actual script and going by the script. Sometimes if you dont have a script you can ramble on and go over time and make the podcast very long which is okay but for this project we were asked to do 10 minutes only but if you wanted go over it was agreed.

How well did you communicate:

Brandon and Callum communicated very well with each other they asked each other questions and they had steady arguments throughout the podcast about different TV shows and movies and their favourite superhero is.

Was ‘audio only’ a limitation to get the message across?:

For our podcast we also filmed it to which we didn’t use later on but i think that if you have an audio only the listener can use their imagination which is more effective than watching a video.

Can be used for:

• Recording audio directly into the computer
• Editing audio
• Adding simple effect to audio
• Creating and mixing multi layer audio projects

VOCAL WARM UP

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Find out the sequence code.

Complete the sequence.

Warm Up.