Shows
NCIS
Dexter
American Dad
Family guy
The Clevland show
American horror story
Life
ReGenisis
Babylon 5
Burn notice
Falling skys
Life on mars USA
Aressted development
Leverage
Braquo
10 items or less
Better of Ted
Brotherhood
Eastbound and down
Final 24
Generation Kill
King of the hill
Nip/Tuck
No signal
Single dads
Testees
John from cincinati
The booth at the end
The border
The Defender
The Corner
The Listner
The path to 9/11
The Walking dead
True Blood
Under Belly
Urban Legends
http://fxuk.com/shows/list/past
Ownership and Funding
The TV chanel FX is owned by FOX a big Chanel and includes alot of big shows, FOX invest a lot of money into FX as they can aford to, The largest amount that they hav invested is around 4 millon dollers. They also get money from merchendise, the most simple one being DVDs of the shows. There is also poster clothes, key chains items from the shows, magnets, calenders and a lot more. This is one other way that they get money to help keep there shows going.
Fox are a big company that do own a few other companie and invest into them FX being one of them and probably the one they invest most into.
Monday, May 28, 2012
TV and Film industry work.
Fx
Reaserch company history - how its grown and developed
Discuss ownership of company - is it owned, is it a part of a group of companys, dose it own other companys?
How is it funded?
Discuss ist developmenty in technology e.g. Digital HD 3D etc
Reaserch company history - how its grown and developed
Discuss ownership of company - is it owned, is it a part of a group of companys, dose it own other companys?
How is it funded?
Discuss ist developmenty in technology e.g. Digital HD 3D etc
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Video Installation
Bruce Charlsworth
http://www.brucecharlesworth.net/
Airlock
Airlock is in stages. You start of in one room looking at one of the videos and you slowly progress through the installation. It is very safe and people who are in the hallways can return at any given time if they were to start worrying.
From what i see the first room just has a T.V monitor showing a video, then you continue around the corner and down a shot hallway and there is a second video being projected onto one of the walls, with some normal household furniture at the end off the hall. Its seems from the floor plans quite safe and comforting. but in the actual instillation the walls are very close and there is very little room to move around and this can make some people feel claustrophobic especially when they continue fourth into the instillation. There is a very small room between the two main rooms that is roughly the size of an airlock and it has two doors to it, though i could only see through one of the doors as i could only see what was in the floor plans as there is no video to this instillation, the only video you see is the three that are in the building. Then you go thought the other door and you are in a larger room with a small swimming pool with another video being projected onto the wall. Compared to the other room this one is very dark as the hallway is light colours but they are very dull and the airlock has a blue lighting to the room. The last room isn't very big but it is still bigger than the other two by far, there is a blown up swimming pool and a pulley with a basket just over the top of it. Everything that you see has something to do with the video as in the videos that is being shown at the very beginning has a man in fisherman's clothing with waterproof gear on. In the hallway video you see the man who is the creator Bruce Charlsworth stands in front of the airlock and he is just trying to pass the time, or so it says. When you continue there is another video this one is set in the third room and once again you see Charlsworth in a room trying to pass the time. There is a slight narrative to the instillation but some viewers do not always see the same thing as unless they watch each video all the way thought then they do not know everything that happens and it alternates the story, but it says that there is no beginning middle or end to the videos and the viewers can decide what they want about the story as it was created to see the response of the viewer's and see what they made of it all.
Bruce didn't really say that much about this instillation for what reason i do not know he did act in the video himself though so that he would get everything perfect to the way he had imagined it.
http://vimeo.com/22088132
"Bringing a filmmaker's sensibility to his work, Charlesworth's photographs embody the dislocation of modern society with subtle wit and wild abandon."
http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Private_enemy_public_eye.html?id=2uY4AQAAIAAJ
I dont really understand full what it is they are on about but i think they mean that his work is based on modern times and that they are different to others and that i agree with. I feel that to make the insulation more easy to understand they could have put a little more into the videos so that all viewers can understand what they are meant to be think, as i know he wanted to make people feel claustrophobic and i can see that it would make you feel it as there is very little space to get around and that can already create a tension that leaves the viewers uneasy, but apart from that i do not see what message he is trying to get across and the only thing that would make it clearer id make the videos being shown more understandable. It is a clever idea and can be a very strange experience for the viewers.
Love Disorder
This is a very simple idea but it is still very clever. All there is to the instillation i one room with a control bored and a massive screen which i filled with a mans face, what i like and find very clever is how the man reacts to the viewers, he can greet them and he responds to everything they do and it isn't always the same as there are quite a few different thing he says. It says that he tries to encourage the viewer to get closer to the screen by complimenting them and continues to encourage the viewers to get closer and when they get a certain distance from the screen the man shouts and scares off the viewer or he can act scared also making the viewer back away. A lot of people commented on how clever the video is as the man responds to how you move and what you do, there are also so many different things he says that every viewer would most likely get a completely different experience to each other, it can be sad, angry, happy or many other emotions it is just very clever the way that the man reacts to the movement of the person viewing the instillation.
"Charlesworth conveys a disorienting vision of the banalities and horrors of everyday life in his offbeat art, mixing mediums of videos, film, "photo-novellas," installations, theater pieces, short fiction."
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=bruce%20charlesworth%20private%20enemy%20public%20eye&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CC8QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FPrivate-Enemy-Public-Eye-Charlesworth-Charles%2Fdp%2F0893813370&ei=TrEPUarVF5OThgfgjYGQDw&usg=AFQjCNHLJLQA6kkfN848DUwGb4y_z3Q0dg&bvm=bv.41867550,d.ZG4&surl=1&safe=active
I do agree with this as in the two pieces that i saw they were very different to each other and i found this one very clever in the way it was so simply presented and that it was so different to his other pieces of work. I think that the insulation is clever in the way that it react to peoples movement and has a range of reactions to what they do. I don't feel that it has anything to do with peoples day to day lives it is just random reactions played to get a reaction from the audience and it does that well, i still think that what the review says is very strange for this particular insulation as there s nothing to do with the horrors of day to day life. But the installation itself is very effective and the way it makes the audience feel is clever and that it isn't always the same.
Bruce Nauman
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/show-list/artwork-type/?search=Installation
The University 2
When you first look at this piece it looks just like a piece of modern architecture and doesn’t look like anything special, it does look interesting though and it makes the viewer wonder what it is, this would make them approach it to see what it really is and what is going on inside of the piece when the viewer approaches they would see that this isn’t just a normal piece of architecture as when you get up close you see that there is body part that look realistic, you also see a decomposing werewolf in the middle of the structure. Though the werewolf dose not move and play no apparent part in the narrative he has something to do with everything around him, also he is a symbol of transformation. It is not just about a rotting werewolf but it is about everything around him, its all about the wealth he had as the room is filled with crystals and jewels. Also there are handmade plastic flowers and birds scattered around the piece, David Altmejd wanted to show the beauty of the man’s life before the transformation even though it seems very dark in its content he still wanted to show with decay comes promise of regrowth
I found a page that had a review on the artist himself a quote from that is.
"Over the last four decades, American artist Bruce Nauman has been hugely influential on artists all around the world. The vast range of media that many artists work in now can be tracked back to his aggressive installations, neons, sound pieces, videos and performances. Their willingness to make a viewer flinch can also be traced to him. That's made Nauman a favorite of many of the world's top curators, critics and collectors." By Blake Gopnik
I do agree with this in some of the work that he dose, with this piece there isn't that much till you get inside when there are the decomposing werewolf heads and body parts which when noticed the viewer might well flinch wondering what it is and not being able to see it properly i cannot get the full effect of what it is someone sees there. I don't think that i would want to go and see it but the way that it entices the viewer into the building and then grosses you out with all the body parts lying around. I think that it is an effective insulation that creates the reaction that was wanted. The review doesn't really talk about the insulation but about the man himself and i can see how he could be influential to other artist.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/07/AR2009060702428.html
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/show-full/piece/?search=Installation&page=1&f=Artwork Type&cr=3
David Altmejd
The healers
"the work of Canadian David Altmejd escaped the opprobrium ladled by critics on some other artists, in part because his sculptural giants, for all their size, simply lack the overweening gigantism so bullyingly displayed by even more massive works in Joannou’s inventory. I also want to believe that Altmejd was spared because of a certain quality inherent to his work, which I have long admired, not only for its beauty and evident skill, but for its poignant identification with the struggles of the underdog."
I don't think that the instillation is beautiful in anyway i find it quiet ugly and pointless but there might be other people that like the piece. I can see how people think that the size of the piece can be seen as intimidating as they are very large and does tower over people. I do to think that the idea is very creative but i do not understand why it was created or what the point to it is. I think if there was more to the price then it might make more sense and that it might be even more interesting also viewers would understand it more. I'm still not sure why it has been made or if there even is a point to it, but it is very creative but needs the creator of it to explain it more as it only seems like a sculpture. It might be that he was just trying to be different as the reviews say about it and it is different as i have never seen anything like it before, so i guess that it is strange and different and i think that that is what David Altmejd was trying to accomplish.
http://www.canadianart.ca/reviews/2012/01/26/david_altmejd-2/
http://www.art-agenda.com/shows/review-paddy-johnson-on-david-altmejd-at-andrea-rosen-gallery/
http://www.brucecharlesworth.net/
Airlock
Airlock is in stages. You start of in one room looking at one of the videos and you slowly progress through the installation. It is very safe and people who are in the hallways can return at any given time if they were to start worrying.
From what i see the first room just has a T.V monitor showing a video, then you continue around the corner and down a shot hallway and there is a second video being projected onto one of the walls, with some normal household furniture at the end off the hall. Its seems from the floor plans quite safe and comforting. but in the actual instillation the walls are very close and there is very little room to move around and this can make some people feel claustrophobic especially when they continue fourth into the instillation. There is a very small room between the two main rooms that is roughly the size of an airlock and it has two doors to it, though i could only see through one of the doors as i could only see what was in the floor plans as there is no video to this instillation, the only video you see is the three that are in the building. Then you go thought the other door and you are in a larger room with a small swimming pool with another video being projected onto the wall. Compared to the other room this one is very dark as the hallway is light colours but they are very dull and the airlock has a blue lighting to the room. The last room isn't very big but it is still bigger than the other two by far, there is a blown up swimming pool and a pulley with a basket just over the top of it. Everything that you see has something to do with the video as in the videos that is being shown at the very beginning has a man in fisherman's clothing with waterproof gear on. In the hallway video you see the man who is the creator Bruce Charlsworth stands in front of the airlock and he is just trying to pass the time, or so it says. When you continue there is another video this one is set in the third room and once again you see Charlsworth in a room trying to pass the time. There is a slight narrative to the instillation but some viewers do not always see the same thing as unless they watch each video all the way thought then they do not know everything that happens and it alternates the story, but it says that there is no beginning middle or end to the videos and the viewers can decide what they want about the story as it was created to see the response of the viewer's and see what they made of it all.
Bruce didn't really say that much about this instillation for what reason i do not know he did act in the video himself though so that he would get everything perfect to the way he had imagined it.
http://vimeo.com/22088132
"Bringing a filmmaker's sensibility to his work, Charlesworth's photographs embody the dislocation of modern society with subtle wit and wild abandon."
http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Private_enemy_public_eye.html?id=2uY4AQAAIAAJ
I dont really understand full what it is they are on about but i think they mean that his work is based on modern times and that they are different to others and that i agree with. I feel that to make the insulation more easy to understand they could have put a little more into the videos so that all viewers can understand what they are meant to be think, as i know he wanted to make people feel claustrophobic and i can see that it would make you feel it as there is very little space to get around and that can already create a tension that leaves the viewers uneasy, but apart from that i do not see what message he is trying to get across and the only thing that would make it clearer id make the videos being shown more understandable. It is a clever idea and can be a very strange experience for the viewers.
Love Disorder
This is a very simple idea but it is still very clever. All there is to the instillation i one room with a control bored and a massive screen which i filled with a mans face, what i like and find very clever is how the man reacts to the viewers, he can greet them and he responds to everything they do and it isn't always the same as there are quite a few different thing he says. It says that he tries to encourage the viewer to get closer to the screen by complimenting them and continues to encourage the viewers to get closer and when they get a certain distance from the screen the man shouts and scares off the viewer or he can act scared also making the viewer back away. A lot of people commented on how clever the video is as the man responds to how you move and what you do, there are also so many different things he says that every viewer would most likely get a completely different experience to each other, it can be sad, angry, happy or many other emotions it is just very clever the way that the man reacts to the movement of the person viewing the instillation.
"Charlesworth conveys a disorienting vision of the banalities and horrors of everyday life in his offbeat art, mixing mediums of videos, film, "photo-novellas," installations, theater pieces, short fiction."
http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=bruce%20charlesworth%20private%20enemy%20public%20eye&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CC8QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FPrivate-Enemy-Public-Eye-Charlesworth-Charles%2Fdp%2F0893813370&ei=TrEPUarVF5OThgfgjYGQDw&usg=AFQjCNHLJLQA6kkfN848DUwGb4y_z3Q0dg&bvm=bv.41867550,d.ZG4&surl=1&safe=active
I do agree with this as in the two pieces that i saw they were very different to each other and i found this one very clever in the way it was so simply presented and that it was so different to his other pieces of work. I think that the insulation is clever in the way that it react to peoples movement and has a range of reactions to what they do. I don't feel that it has anything to do with peoples day to day lives it is just random reactions played to get a reaction from the audience and it does that well, i still think that what the review says is very strange for this particular insulation as there s nothing to do with the horrors of day to day life. But the installation itself is very effective and the way it makes the audience feel is clever and that it isn't always the same.
Bruce Nauman
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/show-list/artwork-type/?search=Installation
The University 2
When you first look at this piece it looks just like a piece of modern architecture and doesn’t look like anything special, it does look interesting though and it makes the viewer wonder what it is, this would make them approach it to see what it really is and what is going on inside of the piece when the viewer approaches they would see that this isn’t just a normal piece of architecture as when you get up close you see that there is body part that look realistic, you also see a decomposing werewolf in the middle of the structure. Though the werewolf dose not move and play no apparent part in the narrative he has something to do with everything around him, also he is a symbol of transformation. It is not just about a rotting werewolf but it is about everything around him, its all about the wealth he had as the room is filled with crystals and jewels. Also there are handmade plastic flowers and birds scattered around the piece, David Altmejd wanted to show the beauty of the man’s life before the transformation even though it seems very dark in its content he still wanted to show with decay comes promise of regrowth
I found a page that had a review on the artist himself a quote from that is.
"Over the last four decades, American artist Bruce Nauman has been hugely influential on artists all around the world. The vast range of media that many artists work in now can be tracked back to his aggressive installations, neons, sound pieces, videos and performances. Their willingness to make a viewer flinch can also be traced to him. That's made Nauman a favorite of many of the world's top curators, critics and collectors." By Blake Gopnik
I do agree with this in some of the work that he dose, with this piece there isn't that much till you get inside when there are the decomposing werewolf heads and body parts which when noticed the viewer might well flinch wondering what it is and not being able to see it properly i cannot get the full effect of what it is someone sees there. I don't think that i would want to go and see it but the way that it entices the viewer into the building and then grosses you out with all the body parts lying around. I think that it is an effective insulation that creates the reaction that was wanted. The review doesn't really talk about the insulation but about the man himself and i can see how he could be influential to other artist.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/07/AR2009060702428.html
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/collections/collection-online/show-full/piece/?search=Installation&page=1&f=Artwork Type&cr=3
David Altmejd
The healers
This is a sculpture made by David Altmejd it is all about people even thought they don't look very like humans they have some of the basic features, it shows the human figure in all its spatial, spiritual and psychological multiplicity. He experiments with the way they all look by adding elements that you wouldn't see on any human, this would make anyone who passes by look at it and wonder what its all about as you continue to look around the sculpture you see that there is a sexual theme to the sculpture but it is subtle witch is clever the way that he has managed to show sex without it being to obvious and off putting for the viewers. It is very interesting to look at and very well made as the viewer i wonder what it was David Altmejd wanted people to think when seeing this piece of his work and what is it he was thinking when he created it.
“Property itself has become a more social endeavor,” Wired Magazine co-founder Kevin Kelly wrote three years ago.
“Property itself has become a more social endeavor,” Wired Magazine co-founder Kevin Kelly wrote three years ago.
"the work of Canadian David Altmejd escaped the opprobrium ladled by critics on some other artists, in part because his sculptural giants, for all their size, simply lack the overweening gigantism so bullyingly displayed by even more massive works in Joannou’s inventory. I also want to believe that Altmejd was spared because of a certain quality inherent to his work, which I have long admired, not only for its beauty and evident skill, but for its poignant identification with the struggles of the underdog."
I don't think that the instillation is beautiful in anyway i find it quiet ugly and pointless but there might be other people that like the piece. I can see how people think that the size of the piece can be seen as intimidating as they are very large and does tower over people. I do to think that the idea is very creative but i do not understand why it was created or what the point to it is. I think if there was more to the price then it might make more sense and that it might be even more interesting also viewers would understand it more. I'm still not sure why it has been made or if there even is a point to it, but it is very creative but needs the creator of it to explain it more as it only seems like a sculpture. It might be that he was just trying to be different as the reviews say about it and it is different as i have never seen anything like it before, so i guess that it is strange and different and i think that that is what David Altmejd was trying to accomplish.
http://www.canadianart.ca/reviews/2012/01/26/david_altmejd-2/
http://www.art-agenda.com/shows/review-paddy-johnson-on-david-altmejd-at-andrea-rosen-gallery/
Monday, May 14, 2012
EPK
For the EPK i am going to create a trailer and a DVD cover i wanted to do these two things as i wanted a chalenge thats why i decicded on the trailer and the DVD cover is because i enjoy using photoshop.
For the trailer i decided that i would try and make it seem different from the film. I wanted to make the whole thing seem like it was a nightmare. It was a bit of a struggle at first as i wasnt sure how to make it seem like it was as had very little clips that looked like they could be from a nightmare but i managed to find enough clips that looked like they would be a nightmare. Also i want it to be like a nightmare as no one else in the group thought about making the short film look like a nightmare, so i really wanted to make it seem like it making it look different then everyone elses. Thinking of how to eddit it was differcult as well as i didnt know how to make it seem like it, luckily i watched a lot of supernatural films and T.V series so thinking about making the enimies look ghost like was simpler then having to think of how to do that on my own. I didnt really have any other ideas with the trailer as i used my first idea and didnt change it at all.
The DVD cover is going to be very simple or at least i belive it will be. first thing i have to do is just find a DVD template so i know where to place everything. To find the template i will just look on the internet for one, next thing ill do with the cover is figure out what it is i want to go on it. I managed to do that and once again i wanted to make it look different to the grouos so i thought that first if all i would actualy use the colour white as the background colour rather than using the trypical black. For inspiration for this idea i looked at the Dead Silence cover as one of them is white and blue making it stand out against other thriller covers. I then decided that i would use a simple blood splatter and place it just above the middle of the front part of the cover. Then i used a blue text as our film was set at night making bleu seem like the typical colour you would expect. For the idea of the film we looked at a game and im the only person in the group who has played through the entire game i know that birds play a part in the game that is were the idea for having crows came from. Firstly it was just going to be one or two. I am not yet sure were abouts they will be placed on the cover and also i am not sure what size to have them. I do not really want there to be to much on the cover as i want it to be a simple idea that hopefully is effective. I will probably use a little bit of the storie for a teaser for potential byers to try and get them interested in the film also i will use a few images to show the viewer what they might expect from this film, im not sure of anything else i will need to go onto the DVD minus the obviose things you would see like BBFC, format it plays in and anything else that i belive will make the cover look profeshinal.
For the trailer i decided that i would try and make it seem different from the film. I wanted to make the whole thing seem like it was a nightmare. It was a bit of a struggle at first as i wasnt sure how to make it seem like it was as had very little clips that looked like they could be from a nightmare but i managed to find enough clips that looked like they would be a nightmare. Also i want it to be like a nightmare as no one else in the group thought about making the short film look like a nightmare, so i really wanted to make it seem like it making it look different then everyone elses. Thinking of how to eddit it was differcult as well as i didnt know how to make it seem like it, luckily i watched a lot of supernatural films and T.V series so thinking about making the enimies look ghost like was simpler then having to think of how to do that on my own. I didnt really have any other ideas with the trailer as i used my first idea and didnt change it at all.
The DVD cover is going to be very simple or at least i belive it will be. first thing i have to do is just find a DVD template so i know where to place everything. To find the template i will just look on the internet for one, next thing ill do with the cover is figure out what it is i want to go on it. I managed to do that and once again i wanted to make it look different to the grouos so i thought that first if all i would actualy use the colour white as the background colour rather than using the trypical black. For inspiration for this idea i looked at the Dead Silence cover as one of them is white and blue making it stand out against other thriller covers. I then decided that i would use a simple blood splatter and place it just above the middle of the front part of the cover. Then i used a blue text as our film was set at night making bleu seem like the typical colour you would expect. For the idea of the film we looked at a game and im the only person in the group who has played through the entire game i know that birds play a part in the game that is were the idea for having crows came from. Firstly it was just going to be one or two. I am not yet sure were abouts they will be placed on the cover and also i am not sure what size to have them. I do not really want there to be to much on the cover as i want it to be a simple idea that hopefully is effective. I will probably use a little bit of the storie for a teaser for potential byers to try and get them interested in the film also i will use a few images to show the viewer what they might expect from this film, im not sure of anything else i will need to go onto the DVD minus the obviose things you would see like BBFC, format it plays in and anything else that i belive will make the cover look profeshinal.
Monday, April 30, 2012
The structure and ownership
http://www.quora.com/Who-are-the-major-Facebook-shareholders-and-what-percentage-do-they-own
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8377930.stm
Codes of practice
http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/News-And-Events/News/2011/3/Social-networking-drives-growth-as-new-Code-of-Practice-is-published.aspx
http://www.bbc.co.uk/editorialguidelines/guidelines/
Producer guidlines
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2009/06/facebookfollow/
Reprasentation issues
http://anthrocyber.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/identity-construction-and-self.html
Not really much on this at all
http://www.quora.com/Who-are-the-major-Facebook-shareholders-and-what-percentage-do-they-own
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8377930.stm
Codes of practice
http://www.phonepayplus.org.uk/News-And-Events/News/2011/3/Social-networking-drives-growth-as-new-Code-of-Practice-is-published.aspx
http://www.bbc.co.uk/editorialguidelines/guidelines/
Producer guidlines
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2009/06/facebookfollow/
Reprasentation issues
http://anthrocyber.blogspot.co.uk/2009/05/identity-construction-and-self.html
Not really much on this at all
Friday, April 27, 2012
Movie Poster Analysis
Colours
The colours are dull shades of yellow and brown. I believe that these colours have as they are the sort of colour that you expect to see for an infection as they look dirty and possibly mouldy. Also they are very natural colours and a lot of the time they are in a desert
Text
There is some writing in the background of the image that looks like it has been scratched into the wall and it is a warning to anyone who sees it to be careful when they encounter people they do not know. If you were to see this from far away you would naturally be curios to read it and find out what it says. Then when you have read it you might want to see the film as anyone who sees that can tell that the film is about an infection as it hints it is on the poster. The writing dose look rushed and unclear like someone has gone into a room and scratched it with something then left. The title is white so that it stands out against all the other colours and it looks a little faded and there is little bits of brown on the text making it seem dirty.
Positioning
They use a very simple poster as they have a woman who looks ill and in pain covering at least half of the poster and just above her is the warning message. It is very simple and from far away you can still see the woman and the colours make it obvious that it is the thriller genre. For anyone passing it they might stop to look at it as it dose stand out.
Colours
Trpical colors blacks and greys. They have Liam Neeson behind the text and you can see a small amount of detail on him. They have The title in orange so that it stand out against the other colours in the poster.
Text
They have a lot of text on the screen. The main characters name, the title and one of the lines from the film. I think that the quote is made a little duller in colour so that you see the title first then you would look at what the quote says. The title is bold so that it is eye catching and it is just plain orange. Im not sure why the colour is orange as red would be a little more fitting for the film as the man is out for revenge.
Positioning
Im not sure is this poster works as well as the other as there is to much going on in it. I like that you can see the gun over the tittle, but not to much so you cant read it. I also think that there is to much text on the poster and someone that passes it might not want to look at it because of that.
Colour
There are very dull and cold colours on this poster giving you a slight idea that this is a thriller. It also makes you think about what it is about as the poster dosnt tell you a lot.
Text
The text looks a little fancy witch works as in the film this man is very rich. Also were it positioned works well as it stands out against the black of the clothes. Just below the tittle you see the date when the film is out in cinimas and you might be curiouse to see what the film is.
Positioning
I think that the possitioning of everything in this poster works reall well. It stands out and i do belive that this poster works to get people to look at is as befor i saw the film i saw the poster and it made me want to see the film. You also see that half of his face is like an old painting and if you have seen the film then you would understand what it is all about.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Print...
Equipment:
-Screan and bored
-Squeegee
You use to push the paint throught the mesh of the screen.
You use this to put paint onto the screen and to mix colours.
-Paint
This is for printing
-Light box
This is what you use to expose the screen with the photo sensitive emulsion
-Assotate
This is what your image goes on. Then you put it onto the lightbox and it makes sure that part of the screen has your image
-Printing materials (shirt/paper)
Paper or a shirt to print your image onto.
-Jet wash
This is to wash your screen. Almost all of the photo sensitive emulsion will stay on the scr5een apart from what wasnt exposed.
-News paper
To try and keep the table clean.
-Scooper
Or trouh is used to put the photo sensitive emulsion onto the screen
-Photo sensitive emulsion
This is placed onto the screen and when its dry it is put onto the lightbox to be exposed and if there is anything that is blocking the light then it will not harden in that area. this is how you create your image on the screen.
CMYK
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CMYK.html
-Apron
Keeps clothers protected
For your image to be on. Then you can print onto materials.
You use this to put paint onto the screen and to mix colours.
-Paint
This is for printing
-Light box
This is what you use to expose the screen with the photo sensitive emulsion
-Assotate
This is what your image goes on. Then you put it onto the lightbox and it makes sure that part of the screen has your image
-Printing materials (shirt/paper)
Paper or a shirt to print your image onto.
-Jet wash
This is to wash your screen. Almost all of the photo sensitive emulsion will stay on the scr5een apart from what wasnt exposed.
-News paper
To try and keep the table clean.
-Scooper
Or trouh is used to put the photo sensitive emulsion onto the screen
-Photo sensitive emulsion
This is placed onto the screen and when its dry it is put onto the lightbox to be exposed and if there is anything that is blocking the light then it will not harden in that area. this is how you create your image on the screen.
How to apply the Photo sensitive emulsion.
- Chose the screen that you want to use
- Find the Photo sensitive emulsion
- Find a scooper
- Find something to lean your screen against.
- Put enough Photo sensitive emulsion in the scooper to fill up the dip in it.
- Press the scooper against the screen until all the Photo sensitive emulsion is against it
- Slowly pull the scooper up, applying the Photo sensitive emulsion onto the screen.
- Leave it dry for a couple of hours in a dark area, so that the screen is not exposed to any light.
How to use a light box
- Make sure that you picture on the assotate is as dark as it can be, so that no light passes through it.
- Place the assotate onto the glass.
- Place the screen on top of the assotate in the are that you want it.
- Close the lid to the light box
- Lock it
- Then press the Vacuum button and waite for it to be done.
- Make sure it is on 120 units
- Press the green start button
- Then hold down the starter button for 5 seconds.
- Waite for it to be done then click off the vacuum button
- Waite for it to return to its normal shape
- Then you can open the lid and take your screen and assotate
- Then affer a little while you can wash of the are where your assotate was to show your image.
How to put photo sensitive emulsion onto the screen
- First you get the screen you want.
- Then get the photo sensitive emulsion and scooper.
- You then find someone who will hold your screen for you.
- Place the photo sensitive emulsion onto the scooper and try and spred it evenly.
- Make sure the screen is at a slight angle.
- The place the edge of the scooper against the bottem of the screen.
- Wate for the photo sensitive emulsion to be pressing against the screen.
- The pull the scooper up. Not to fast but trying not to be very slow.
- When you get to the other end of the screen tip the scooper towards you.
- Wait for the photo sensitive emulsion to move back. Then you can take away the scooper.
- Afterwards make sure you see were the photo sensitive emulsion might drip.
- Then put it somwere that it wont be exposed to any light.
- And make sure that you leave it so it wont drip onto itself.
http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/C/CMYK.html
Short for Cyan-Magenta-Yellow-Black, and pronounced as separate letters. CMYK is a color model in which all colors are described as a mixture of these four process colors. CMYK is the standard color model used in offset printing for full-color documents. Because such printing uses inks of these four basic colors, it is often called four-color printing.
In contrast, display devices generally use a different color model called RGB, which stands for Red-Green-Blue. One of the most difficult aspects of desktop publishing in color is color matching -- properly converting the RGB colors into CMYK colors so that what gets printed looks the same as what appears on the monitor.
-Spatula
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