Happiness: the state of being happy
Child hood memories: are playing football with my friends
When I grow up: I will be absolutely awesome
The best thing about this week will be: winning money on a scratch card
Your future epitaph: he was such a great guy
Six word romantic gesture: football pizzas chips
The uninvited guest: was escorted out of the building.
The reason you write: is because it is good fun.
Some really bad advice:
The future world will be:
The past was: good but the future is great.
They can take my life, but they can never take my: family and friends away from me
Being a writer is: not my cup of tea
The thought of this assignment makes me: nervous, excited, worried
Tuesday, 29 September 2015
Thursday, 24 September 2015
Today I have learnt that when making a music video you first you have to make a pitch which you will show to the artist and if the artist agrees with you and thinks its ok you then make the video but if the artist isn't happy they will either choose someone else or they will ask you to redo the ideas. if you win the pitch you go into pre-production then you get into full swing of making it. Before that you need to choose cameramen, casting, finding locations, working with the art department, working with a storyboard artist or meeting clients.
Tuesday, 22 September 2015
Miley Cyrus
I think Miley Cyrus has changed a lot throughout her career. She started her career by staring in Hannah Montana where she played the main character Miley and Hannah Montana. In Hannah Montana she played a double life one being a normal girl who lived a normal life the other being a pop star. She started doing concerts being Hannah Montana and that’s when her music career really took off. As Hannah Montana she made pop songs and still does as today as Miley Cyrus. I her early music videos she was seen as a good girl who was glamorous most of the time with back up dances and big crowds. Her early image was the Disney good girl who was in the spot light a lot and was a role model to many girls across the world. As the program went on her wealth and fame grew and she turned into a teen idol. In her Hannah Montana videos she was always in the spot light, one of the main examples being the video nobody’s perfect where she is in the spot light the majority of the time. The camera is either on her with her backing dances or the crowd cheering her name or singing along, another thing which happens in the video is the two people taking photographs acting like paparazzi on stage during the performance. On April 23rd 2007 the second season of Hannah Montana started and on the 12th October 2008 it stopped then shortly after she signed a 4 album deal with Disney owned Hollywood records. As she started doing more tours and shows she started to change a little bit one example is she started dressing slightly more revealing by wearing a tartan pink short skirt on the Best of both worlds tour. Another time we see her dressing more revealing is on the gypsy heart tour in 2011. In 2013 Miley hired Larry Rudolph as a manager, who had previously worked with Britney spears. In that same year she left Hollywood Records and joined RCA records. When with RCA records she released her fourth studio album bangerz which was released in October. On the album “we can’t stop” was serviced as lead single from the record in June. The track reached number 2 on the US billboard hot 100. Mileys second single from bangers was wrecking ball. Its accompanying music video was released on the 9th of September 2013 and set yet another vevo record by having 19.3 million views in the first 24 hours of its release. The video of wrecking ball was one of the craziest videos of her career, it featured a her licking a sledge hammer and kissing it then a wrecking ball going through a wall, shortly after you see her sat on a wrecking ball half naked then fully naked. This video shows that she has gone from a good girl who was a role model to many kids, to a bad girl who has tried to lose the good girl Disney image. The wrecking ball video has defiantly shown this because of the fact that most of the video she is half naked. In the video one of the close ups shown is her sat on a wrecking ball like the picture above but with no clothes on and the chain and her leg blocking her private areas. I think the close ups are used so the artist can reveal as much as she is allowed to and to show that she isn’t scared the show off her body. I think Miley has broken out of the good girl Disney image and crept in the bad girl image. I think she has done this because she is sick of being the good girl and wants to leave the Disney image behind her.
In conclusion to what I have wrote I think Miley Cyrus has changed immensely over the last couple of years, going from the Disney good girl to the bad girl who is not bothered about breaking the rules. She went from being Hannah Montana, acting and singing living a double life then to getting slightly wilder by dressing more and more revealing then to being completely naked on a wrecking ball.
In conclusion to what I have wrote I think Miley Cyrus has changed immensely over the last couple of years, going from the Disney good girl to the bad girl who is not bothered about breaking the rules. She went from being Hannah Montana, acting and singing living a double life then to getting slightly wilder by dressing more and more revealing then to being completely naked on a wrecking ball.
Editing
The lumiere brothers first started making moving pictures when there father retired in 1892. they patented a number of significant processes leading up to their film through the camera and projector. DW Griffiths revolutionised the practise of film editing, Griffiths took a much livelier hand in cutting up his scenes, typically shooting different moments of the unfolding action from a variety of different angles and camera distances whereas Edwin S Porter who had sparingly and cautiously cut a couple of times to break up some of his scenes into discrete shots, or parts of scenes. Edwin S Porter was the creator of The Great Train Robbery in 1903. People already familiar to audiences from dime novels and stage melodrama, and made it an entirely new visual experience. The one reel film, with a running time of twelve minutes, was assembled in twenty separate shots, along with a startling close-up of a bandit firing at the camera. It used as many as ten different indoor and outdoor locations and was groundbreaking in its use of cross cutting in editing to show simultaneous action in different places. No earlier film had created such swift movement or variety of scene.
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