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Category Archives: Post Production
Rock Of Liberation
‘A short film about how, when the world seems a dark place, and the weight of your sorrows are on your shoulders, there is always hope’.
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SG Learning Experience – Adobe Photoshop Painting
Photoshop is a brilliant piece of software. Anything from editing images, creating posters and drawing deisgns – it will do the job.
Emmanuel School Promotional Video
Promotional videos are an art in themselves; too fancy, or too cheesy or too expensive! When promoting something, it is important to keep to the basics and eliminate anything that is negative or unnecessary. Moreover, it is important to portray the truth – without giving the audience a biased viewpoint.
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Talking Heads
Kristoph Kieslowski was a Polish film director and screenwriter born on 27th Jun 1941. He made over 25 short films/documentaries and 14 feature films including The Decalogue (1988), No End (1984) and Talking Heads (1980).
The Long Mynd – Documentary
Those of you that think filming is all glamour, you’re so wrong!” – Tom Felton Continue reading
Chase
Everybody loves a good chase scene. Be it a horror, a comedy, a thriller – there are few films that do not contain some sort of ‘Chase sequence’; an indulgence in a sudden change of pacing and mood to capture the imagination of the viewer and take them on a short journey within the storyline.
Hope – Save the Planet
“And Man created the plastic bag and the tin and aluminium can and the cellophane wrapper and the paper plate, and this was good because Man could then take his automobile and buy all his food in one place and He could save that which was good to eat in the refrigerator and throw away that which had no further use. And soon the earth was covered with plastic bags and aluminium cans and paper plates and disposable bottles and there was nowhere to sit down or walk, and Man shook his head and cried: ‘Look at this Godawful mess.'”
– Art Buchwald, 1970
Conservation is perhaps not as present in today’s society as it should be. Taught in schools and communities across the globe, the attitude of ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ is common enough. However, when it comes to putting these words into practise there is a general shortage of true concerted effort. That is not to say that a concerted effort only applies to groups of people; communities, countries and so forth, but also individuals. Without marked individual decisions there would be no collective effort, and without a collective effort there might be little to no change at all.
To read more please see here: http://film-forensics.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/hope-save-planet.html
Christmas 2013
Christmas is a time for family and friends; a time for peace and love, to relax and spend time together. It’s a time to remember those we’ve lost and those we have the privilege of living with, those far away and those less fortunate than ourselves. It is not so much about receiving than giving; an opportunity to make someone else smile and feel loved. For some it’s about remembering the God who loves us, and what he did for us and still does today.
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FRAGMENTS – Final Major Project 2013
In the September of 2012, the Year 2 class on the Art and Design course at Walsall College were given their Final Major project brief. Entitled Fragments, they had until June to complete a final piece of artwork that would be displayed in an exhibition and provide them with their final grade.
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The word ‘Fragment’ can be taken in several different ways.
- A small part broken or separated from something
- An individual piece of an object
- A break or divide
- A small part of something larger Continue reading
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