JacobL3Unit62

For the presentation day videos as a class we had to create four videos one for West Kent College, one for Hadlow, one for Hadlow out centres, and one for Ashford College. For my input on the filming of the presentation day videos, I first filmed a Graphics lesson at West Kent College which I helped to direct the camera operator (Jay Seymour) on what camera angles to use. I then filmed at the Hadlow College facility in Canterbury. Again I helped to direct the shots for with the camera operator (Tim Townsend). I then filmed in the same day Princess Christian Farm a Hadlow College facility, Hildenborough which was another Hadlow College facility, and in Mottingham another Hadlow College facility. For this day I was actually the Camera Operator taking directions on what to film from the Director (Tim Townsend). The last place that I helped to film at was Hadlow Colleges main site in Hadlow, for this I was again the Camera Operator taking directions from the Director (Regan Alexis).  ...

Pre-Production Paperwork Client Brief: Project Title :                              Full-Time Presentation Day Films Project Background :                Each year, Ashford College, Hadlow College and West Kent College conducts a presentation day to celebrate the achievements of its full-time students. During these ceremonies, a film is shown to the audience to scene set and showcase some of the work that takes place. Project Timescale :                   The events are taking place during the week commencing 26 th June, according to the following timescale:                    ...

Unit 62 : Task 1 : Digital Video Production for Interactive Media Introduction: Digital Video Production is creating a video product on different king of digital platforms. Before late 2012 the world was watching their television feeds off of Analog, after the late 2012 the United Kingdom switched over fully to using Digital signal. The reason that there was a switch from Analog to Digital was because Analog was a much weaker signal and wasn't as good of a quality as Digital signal was, thus showing films and television programs in a much better definition and quality. Below is a image that shows what the two types of signals are portrayed and their differences.  Over the long period of time we have had film and television there has been huge leaps and bounds in the develop ment of the quality of the footage. The first ever video created back in 1888 by a man called "Eadwerad Muybridge" shows now how much the industry has grown and how the quality has bec...