Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Friday, 22 November 2013
Saturday, 16 November 2013
LO4 KTA 15 Production Schedule for 9th to 13th
Budget- There will be no costs as the Mac and software is provided
Legal and Ethical- All my work is my done by myself, so there is nothing to trigger any confrontation
Legal and Ethical- All my work is my done by myself, so there is nothing to trigger any confrontation
Lo4 KTA 15 Production Schedule for 2nd-6th December
Legal and Ethical- All my work is my done by myself, so there is nothing to trigger any confrontation
Friday, 15 November 2013
LO4 KTA 15 25th-29th November Production Schedule
Budget- There will be no costs as the Mac and software is provided
Legal and Ethical- All my work is my done by myself, so there is nothing to trigger any confrontation
Legal and Ethical- All my work is my done by myself, so there is nothing to trigger any confrontation
Thursday, 14 November 2013
LO4 KTA 13 Treatment for Steel City Fest
TREATMENT: PUT NAME OF PRODUCT AND PRODUCTION TEAM
BUDGET
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Equipment
Canon EOS 650D DSLR Camera- £409
Zoom Lens≈ £150
Wide angle lens≈ £150
Portrait lens≈ £200
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Software
Adobe Creative Cloud software- £46.88 per month
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Travel
Public Transport- Around £10 a week
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Props/Model hire
Photography Studio Hire- £125 per hour at Neo Photography
No cost due to being school students
WHAT IS THE BRIEF?
Our brief was to create 4 different graphic design pieces
including a logo for the board of directors for the Steel City Festival. The
festival will be a local festival and play host to a number of Sheffield bands
as well as others from the genre of choice. These designs must be suitable and
well thought out for the target audience that the festival is targeting.
WHO IS THE AUDIENCE?
The audience for the Steel City Fest is people that are fans
of indie music and the Sheffield indie music scene. It is for both genders and
aimed at ages between 18-30 due to the fact that they are the age range that
mostly attends music festivals as well as having high disposable incomes for
events like this.
KEY DATES FOR EACH KEY MILESTONE
4th December
18th December
EQUIPMENT
Canon EOS 650D DSLR Camera
Tripod
Standard Canon Lens
Canon 650D Portrait Lens
Apple Mac
Adobe Creative Cloud Software
PROPS AND MODELS
Pupils from school, free
HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS.
Do a risk assessment to consider all the possible hazards
and dangers of going around Sheffield with top of the range equipment.
LEGAL AND ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS.
Always make sure you gain permission before entering
and/or taking photos of buildings. Ring the companies or building owners up to
make sure you are allowed in.
Take into account the fact that you must use your own
images, as ones online will be subjected to copyright. I must edit my images
myself as ones taken from the Internet are subjected to copyright.
Advertising Standards Authority- is a non-statutory
body but provides a code of practice for the authority.
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Adverts should not
cause offence
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Adverts should not
glorify alcohol, sexual activity or drug taking
•
Adverts should not
cause harm to children
•
Adverts should not
be misleading
•
Adverts should not
give false information about the products or thing they are selling
The ASA are a company that regulates advertisements in
media. They apply the advertising code set by the Committee of Advertising
Practice they work with complaints made with the public
Sunday, 10 November 2013
KTA 12: Feedback From Ian and Witness Statement
To improve my design, I must:
- Change the colour scheme to make it more eye catching for the target audience
- Change the logo so it is more suitable for the target audience
- Change the flyer design to make it stand out and also add more information to the flyer its self
- Change the billboard poster so it has less information and fill more of the space
Friday, 8 November 2013
KTA 11: Presenting of Your Ideas to Panel and Target Audience- Witness Statement
Matt Poole- Presented well, clear and decisive reasons for genre and target audience choice. Logo was good due to colour simplicity. Flyer was good in design however had too much information. The Billboard poster was good as the colours were attractive and worked well, however it needed slightly more information.
Jake McClean- Very well presented. More description of the target audience was needed. The logo was good as it only had 3 colours however it had far too much going on in the logo. The flyer was good, the information was concise. The billboard was also good due to its colour scheme and informative text. The ticket was good as it had a memorable look to it. Unfortunately all 4 pieces did not go together and brand recognition and similarity was not created well.
Caitlin Baker- The presentation was well delivered. Themes for music style were clear and the target audience was easily visible. There were 2 different options for all 4 pieces, however the red brick background pieces were the best. Both however did create brand recognition, although the brick pieces had a better theme and fitted with the festival style better. The pieces had good levels of information on them, but mostly had too much going on in terms of graphics.
Ahmed Asif- The presentation was not delivered too well, due to the fact that the audience was not addressed throughout. The logo colours were good however it needed more simplicity. The billboard poster was not good, there was a large array of colours and graphics on the poster and the information was not readable as the background colours stood out above the text. The flyer had too much information on it and the graphics were not suitable for the theme.
Sophie Birks- The presentation was given well, the audience were addressed throughout. The logo was good and showed a great knowledge of simplicity in the logo. The colour scheme of both the flyer and the poster was good as there was not enough colour to distract from the main article. It also suited the target audience well. The brand recognition was created well and it demonstrated similarities in each of the pieces.
Jake McClean- Very well presented. More description of the target audience was needed. The logo was good as it only had 3 colours however it had far too much going on in the logo. The flyer was good, the information was concise. The billboard was also good due to its colour scheme and informative text. The ticket was good as it had a memorable look to it. Unfortunately all 4 pieces did not go together and brand recognition and similarity was not created well.
Caitlin Baker- The presentation was well delivered. Themes for music style were clear and the target audience was easily visible. There were 2 different options for all 4 pieces, however the red brick background pieces were the best. Both however did create brand recognition, although the brick pieces had a better theme and fitted with the festival style better. The pieces had good levels of information on them, but mostly had too much going on in terms of graphics.
Ahmed Asif- The presentation was not delivered too well, due to the fact that the audience was not addressed throughout. The logo colours were good however it needed more simplicity. The billboard poster was not good, there was a large array of colours and graphics on the poster and the information was not readable as the background colours stood out above the text. The flyer had too much information on it and the graphics were not suitable for the theme.
Sophie Birks- The presentation was given well, the audience were addressed throughout. The logo was good and showed a great knowledge of simplicity in the logo. The colour scheme of both the flyer and the poster was good as there was not enough colour to distract from the main article. It also suited the target audience well. The brand recognition was created well and it demonstrated similarities in each of the pieces.
Tuesday, 5 November 2013
Monday, 4 November 2013
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