FONTS:
Experiment with a MIX AND MATCH approach – play around with
a variety of font styles, colours, font sizes and see what works. It will still
need to look like these work together on the final blog design.
VIDEOS:
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Director’s commentary
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Behind-the-scenes
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Interviews with cast
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Interviews with crew
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Interviews with target audience
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Clips used for analysis
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Screen grabs from your films – this can be at
any point during editing as well as the final cut. It depends on what you
use these videos for. Videos need to accompanied by some explanation and
analysis. Don’t leave clips up there on their own!
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Short film of group work/group discussion
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Auditions for cast
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Annotate clips / the whole film
IMAGES/PICTURES
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Of your plans, post-it notes, notes made during
discussions
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Of the equipment
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Screen shots with and without annotations
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Behind the scene shots – taken on location while
filming
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Rough visuals
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Locations shots – before and after it has been
‘dressed’ for the shoot
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Cast
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Costumes
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Specific frames to help you answer the
evaluation questions http://thrillerblog2011.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/in-what-ways-does-your-media-product.html
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Print screen of your soundtrack / audio channel
/ video channel
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Have frames from your film next to frames from
real films – compare and contrast http://thrillerblog2011.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/in-what-ways-does-your-media-product.html
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Analysis of real films – posters and shots from
the film itself – scroll down this page
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Create a collage of clips from your film – if
this helps you answer the question – and then analyse it http://snehalsthrillerblog.blogspot.co.uk/search/label/Evaluation
OTHER:
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Tables
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Prezis – a good idea to record a ‘walk-through’
of your Prezi
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Slideshare – as above
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Graphs
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Pie charts
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Other diagrams
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Flow charts
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Etc..
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