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Shooting Script
Story board
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
10 PRACTISE TASK 02: HOW TO WRITE A STORYBOARD/SHOOTING SCRIPT
How to write a story board/shooting script
Definitions
A storyboard is a sequence of drawings, typically with some directions and dialogue, representing the shots planned for a film or television production.
A shooting script is : the final completely detailed version of a motion picture scripts in which scenes are grouped together in the order most convenient for shooting.
Creating a story board:
1) Make a storyboard template online using storyboarding software or draw one out on paper
2)draw and plan out storyboard frames
3)Add in details such as such as time of day for a scene, lighting, composition, and layering.
Story board formats:
Shooting script formats
Chosen storyboard and shooting script
- Story board tutorial - https://youtu.be/Jc3jvfsZYjQ
- Templates and formats - Storyboard Template - Storyboard Artists Guide
- Storyboard jpegs - Blank Simple 6 Panel Storyboard - Templates by Canva
- Shooting script templates - Shooting Script Template.docx | DocDroid
- Shooting Script Template Word | DocTemplates
Tuesday, October 5, 2021
08 WEBSITE
WEBSITE-COMPLETE
Website home page:
HOME | My Site 1 (rosecarringtonmedi.wixsite.com)
Website hyperlinked page:
COVER STORIES | My Site 1 (rosecarringtonmedi.wixsite.com)
Click on the button that reads ">" that is underneath where it says "Scarlett Sparkes and her secret life as a social media star" or press the label "cover stories" on the menu at the top.
Audio visual task is found in the middle of the hyperlinked page. It is a "What's in my bag" video with Scarlett Sparkes.
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06 PLANNING PRODUCTION
PLANNING PRODUCTION (complete)
Magazine edition 1 mock up:
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Magazine contents page edition 1:
Magazine edition 2 mock up:
Magazine contents page edition 2:
05 AUDIENCE PRODUCTION
16/ 03/22 Formed focus group
4x females (16, 17,18, 25) 4x males (16, 18, 19, 22)
All members of the focus group identify as readers of lifestyle magazines and would consider themselves aspirational. All group members have agreed to email contact/MS Teams meetings to ask for responses to questions
25/03/2022
I contacted my focus group with three questions:
Which lifestyle magazines do you read?
The two most common magazines read by my focus group are Cosmopolitan (read by four of the female readers and one of the male readers) and GQ (read by three of the male readers).
How well do you feel lifestyle magazines cater to your age group?
The cosmopolitan readers felt well catered to as the magazine has different sections that appeal to a wide range of interests for both younger and older audiences
The older GQ readers felt catered to, but the younger readers felt the magazine sometimes focused on more mature topics that were not to their interest.
What do you feel is missing that would make them more enjoyable for your age group?
The readers explained that in order to make it more enjoyable they should display more younger people in their magazines to make it more relatable to their age groups. They also felt that focusing on environmental topics would be educational and also appeal to the younger audiences too.
Conclusions:
For my magazine have decided to focus on Cosmopolitan as it has a wider appeal with it focusing on more of a variety topic, I will also include younger models and stories of young upcoming artists to cater towards the younger audiences. I will also show diverse social groups particularly different sexualities to make it inclusive for everyone and to target a typically left-wing younger audience.
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02 STATEMENT OF INTENT
STATEMENT OF INTENT
Brief 3: Magazine and online
How do you intend to use the four areas of the media theoretical framework to communicate meaning and meet the requirements of your chosen brief? (approx. 400 words)
Statement of intent - Magazine
My brief is to produce the front covers and the contents page(s) of the first two editions of a new lifestyle magazine that is being launched by Hearst and two pages for the working website for the magazine. Reverie magazine will target an audience of young women from the ages of 16 to 25, as my research suggested that most lifestyle magazines are gender targeted. Most lifestyle magazines targeting a female demographic use representations of females on the cover, direct mode of address, short and sensationalist sell lines, vivid colour schemes, and cover lines that discuss workouts, fashion, beauty, celebrity gossip, exclusive articles from celebrities, horoscopes and trends. To engage the target demographic, I will use models of this age and representations of different social groups to connote inclusivity and reflect the ideologies associated with mainstream youth culture, including left-leaning political ideology promoting expression of gender and sexuality. I will use the genre convention of a bright colour scheme across my magazine covers as its more likely to appeal to a younger audience. Mise en scene across both my covers and contents pages will be similar to establish a clear sense of branding and allow the new readers to get to know the magazine. Both my covers and contents pages will include different colour schemes, costumes, makeup, articles, photos and social groups, which will make the mise en scene different.
Statement of intent - Website
The same house style will be sustained through a strong sense of branding onto the magazine website. The pink, white and black colour palette will dominate the page design. I found that the websites included the masthead on their websites which I will include because this will create and reinforce the idea of brand identity, with the reverie logo being positioned in the corner as well as the Hearst logo.
Advertisements will be placed throughout the page, suitable to the 16–25-year-old demographiclike mental health hotlines, second hand clothes apps, party holiday packages, skincare products and discount apps for students. The articles will include topics that attract my target demographic including fashion, celebrity news, gossip, social media, shopping ideas, all of which are subjects I found in my research from articles on lifestyle magazines. The audio-visual element of this website will be in the form of a fun interview with a young social media influencer showing what is in her bag. (From my research I have found the magazines in addition to their feature article include an audio-visual element that is often a Q&A, games, would you rather and what's in my bag videos). Reverie’s social media accounts will be advertised at the top and the bottom of the website to attract and satisfy the expectations of the younger audience who are the main modern day media consumers with the 16-25 years olds being the biggest social media consumers.
How do you intend to link your media products to demonstrate your knowledge and understanding of the digitally convergent nature of your media production? (approx. 100 words)
To encourage my audience to refer to my magazines website after reading the magazine, I will use sublines on both the front cover and within the contents page telling readers to go to the website for more articles and exclusive content. To make the products digitally convergent, each issue edition will include multiple scannable QR codes on the contents pages that will link directly to the website. From my research of similar magazines, advertisements of the subscriptions to the magazines are on every page of the website so I will include a pop-up advertisements of the magazine subscription and both the editions will be advertised for sale, as well as a subscription offer at the bottom of the home page and linked page.
01 COURSEWORK BRIEF
COURSEWORK BRIEF -BRIEF 3 MAGAZINES AND ONLINE
Requirements of the brief You work for an independent media production company.
You have been given the task of producing one front cover and the contents page(s) of the first two editions of a new lifestyle magazine that is being launched by Hearst and two pages for the working website for the magazine.
Contents pages can be either single or double page spread. The webpages must promote the new magazine to its target audience and enable fans to interact with the content.
Brief 3: Magazines and online
Requirements of the brief
You work for an independent media production company. You have been given the task of producing one front cover and the contents page(s) of the first two editions of a new lifestyle magazine that is being launched by Hearst and two pages for the working website for the magazine.
Contents pages can be either single or double page spread
The webpages must promote the new magazine to its target audience and enable fans to interact with the content.
Summary of brief requirements:
• Statement of Intent (approx. 500 words)
• Lifestyle magazine covers and contents pages: Two or three pages for each of the first two editions (based on choice of single or double page spread)
.• Magazine distribution method: Content must be suitable for retail distribution.
• Number of webpages: One homepage and one linked page.
• Cross-media production target audience: A primarily 16–25-year-old middle market aspirational audience.
There must be a clear sense of branding across the two elements of the cross-media production.
Production detail that must be included
The production of the magazine covers and contents pages must include (as a minimum):
• At least four different main images using original photography across the magazine covers and contents pages.
• Editing of magazine covers and contents pages (including photos, text, graphics, typography and layout).
• Written text including elements such as the masthead, main coverline, selling lines, headlines, captions, subtitles and copy.
• Barcode, date, edition and price information on each front cover.
• A different use of mise-en-scène for each cover.
• Representation of at least two different social groups (e.g. as defined by age, gender, race and ethnicity, sexuality).
• A call to action pointing readers to the online website.
The production of the webpages must include (as a minimum):
• Original audio or audio-visual content appropriate to the online website.
• A minimum of two original images (with at least one different original image on each of the two pages). These images must be different from those produced for the magazine.
• Appropriate conventions of website design, including an original title and logo and a menu bar.
• Text introducing the main features of the magazine.
• Working links from the homepage to the other page.
• A range of appropriate media language techniques (typography, images)
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