Tuesday, 27 June 2017
legal and moral
One of the possible legal, moral or ethical issues I will have to come across is things like copyright. There will be times in this assignment brief where I will be getting secondary research and perhaps taking peoples creations across the internet. This could be things like images or information which has been stored by another human being. I can avoid this or perhaps ignore this idea by using less secondary research as much as I can and to be more primary whilst getting information through things like information from local people that do know of grime music and most importantly, asking the older generation about the history of grime music.
Secondly I will need to be aware of health and safety of all the different things I will need to do to bring this whole article into one piece. For example, If I do take pictures of different things such as studios as well as other things in which rappers use to make their music, I will need to ensure I use a tripod stand so the camera shot is appropriate and clear for the users to see and to be aware of what is going on. Similarly, I will need a high quality camera and I can get this through the technicians of the college in which they supply me with. With the high quality camera, the article which will be made will look professional with appropriate shots used. I will also need to find an appropriate space and time to take all these shots such as the environment.
Thirdly, I will need to approve that any pictures in which I have taken has been approved and ask by the specific person. For example, If I happen to take any pictures of anyone which allows them to be inside my article, it is an unapproved picture due to the fact that the person may not want to be inside the article for obvious reasons such as privacy. With this, I will not only be taking pictures but I will also be interviewing the public about different things so I will need to ask permission for the specific person to know and to be aware of where all of the clips and images will be taken and displayed to make sure they are fine with it.
Fourthly, My second article which includes a lot about boxing will include different shots taken of different boxing arenas and clubs; I must not make the building look like a bad place to be due to things like advertisements around places like moving images and the web. I must ask each owner whether it is acceptable to take images of their galleries and what they hold inside their boxing arena, similarly to my grime article, I could potentially be interviewing some people about their history of boxing within East London. This could be people from out of the boxing arenas and perhaps through their own knowledge so I must be aware that I must respect all buildings when I enter and not speak foul language to disturb one another.
Friday, 23 June 2017
evaluation
Planning
For the planning of my photos I created a number of documents that helped me get to where i am now. I created a photographers, calling sheet to know the dates and times of when i was i also created a planning sheet, the planning sheet helped me brainstorm my ideas at the beginning of my coursework. I got the idea of take photos around plants because the are natures moldels.
Technical
nothing went wrong
I used a HUAWEI G6 camera to take all of these photos.
shutter speed...
the focus on all the images is the plants and there colours
framing...
I used natural light to take my photos as we was outside on a sunny day. no artificial light was needed.
For the planning of my photos I created a number of documents that helped me get to where i am now. I created a photographers, calling sheet to know the dates and times of when i was i also created a planning sheet, the planning sheet helped me brainstorm my ideas at the beginning of my coursework. I got the idea of take photos around plants because the are natures moldels.
Technical
nothing went wrong
I used a HUAWEI G6 camera to take all of these photos.
shutter speed...
the focus on all the images is the plants and there colours
framing...
I used natural light to take my photos as we was outside on a sunny day. no artificial light was needed.
planning
Subject
The subject of my photos will be plants. I want to take photos of this
because plants are my passion and i think it will make good photos of all the
different plants in east london
Availability of resources
For my photos i am going to need my phone
Bookings
Bookings will not be necessary as i will be using my own camera to take
my photos.
Image resolution/ pixel size
Scaling factor is 3 and the image is afterwards
downscaled from rendered 2208 × 1242 pixels.
Location
The location i will be taking photos will be at coronation gardens, i
want to take them there as i know the best angles
Light
I will be getting natural light from being outside. I am going to take
my photos around midday so lighting will not be an issue.
Permissions
I will not need any permissions as it is a public garden and i take
photos when nobody is around
Interior
There won’t be any.
podcast evlation
Evaluation
I met the
aims of the brief in full my topic was clear and met my target audience the
format set be culture east was easy to follow and I had no worries about
getting my point across.
The news
segment fitted really well with my original idea of audio piece because it has
music at the start and the end with and interview about a current event.
The
strengths of my audio were the interview was clear and could be under-stood
without the audio being distorted and the music worked with the importance of
the interview.
What I could
have improved would of having an audio track throughout the interview segment
to kept the listener more involved I could of had a video podcast so the target
audience can see the reaction as the interview was in progress
Thursday, 22 June 2017
call the midwife analysis
Television
Call the midwife
There is a lot of visual effects in call the midwife from
the blood to the fighting also there is also a lot of foly
What is foly?
It is fake sound or sound that is put in after recording
that is why a door slamming is so loud or someone getting hit this is all put
in after
Diegetic sound
This is sound within the program this includes
- Baby crying
- Air raid horn
- People talking
radio analysis
Radio
News beat
Interviews
The purpose of interviews is to give a detailed account of
an event straight from eye-witnesses. There are two types of interviews one is
face to face and the other over the phone
Face – to – face:
This is when the reporter talks to an eye- witness of an
event and gives their account of what happened this means that the information
is coming from the original source.
Over the phone
This is where an eye – witness contacts the radio station or
news room and tells them what they saw without reviling their face.
Incidental music/aural motifs:
This is music that reinforces what is happing in the
interview or while the host is talking. More commonly known as mood music it
sets the tone of what is being said.
Example: interview about London bridge attack the eye-
witness is upset by what happened so slow sad music is played.
Upbeat music can also be used to show the listener that an
event is fun such as a new theme park so jazzy music is played.
Jingles:
What are Jingles?
Instead of a slogan radio shows have what is called a jingle
this could be artists saying the name of the radio station to a funky beat or
simply the name of the radio station.
Phone-ins:
This is where the public can either take control what is
played or they give their option on certain topics that are being addressed
most radio station rely on audience interaction because they like the idea of
what the public thinks.
pre production
Risk assessment
When recording in the sound booth
I will need to be aware of any loose wires laying around from the equipment.
Also I have to be aware of other people around me when using certain equipment.
If recording in the TV studio then I will have to be aware of my surroundings
such as tables or chairs that could be in the way. We also have to be aware of any equipment in these
rooms such as stage lights so that we do not trip over them.
The
maximum time of the recording can be 5 minutes. My aim is to at least have a 2
minute minimum for my recording. The timeframe will depend on the amount of
points made in the recording.
Recording schedule
I will be recording audio for the
podcast on the 22nd June 2017 between the times of 9.00am – 11.30
am
With the recording process for the audio being inside I
will need to find a nice small place to record where the sound does not bounce
around and stay at one point and keeps it clear. With the microphone I will
need to do a sound test and check the peak level it can go at and test a few
lines so that the volume does not raise above that level and I can get the best
quality out of the microphone. This is also beneficial to make sure that the
room used for recording is suitable and would not mess with the audio.
Equipment list and booking form for equipment and editing space
Microphone
Editing
equipment such as
Macs
Logic pro
x
Headphones
Dear
Tom/Tyler
I would like to book a zoom
microphone on Thursday the 22nd of June 2017 from 9.00 to 11.30 so
that I can record my podcast news report. Thank you for your time.
Wednesday, 21 June 2017
report
Report
Zoom
microphones – this is a recording device that lets you record dialogue but it’s
very sensitive to noise so make sure you are in a quiet room. You can also check the peaks by looking at the red
indicators
Audacity/
logic – both of these are recording software that lets the user upload sound
clips and then the user and able to change the pitch, depth and the ability to
trim.
Multi track – what this means is that multiple
layers of sound played at the same time
Example:
dialogue with a beat in the background
Before you
start you need to check your equipment is working properly and has full charge
before you can do anything. Throughout the whole of your recording you need to
keep an eye on the sound level (peaks) to make sure that you don’t distort your
recording. Before you start recording make sure there is a minimal to no noise
in the room before you hit the record button.
microphones
Microphones and there
uses?
Dynamic microphones are very rugged and can be dropped and
not break this type of micro phones is commonly used in festivals or weddings.
What’s
inside?
Inside this microphone is as follows
Diaphragm
Cone
Magnet
Coil
There key elements make up the inner working of the
microphone. The Diaphragm is a tiny piece of plastic the coil is attached to
the Diaphragm then the coil moves up and down the magnet.
Condenser microphones are not rugged at all because if you
shout to loud the inner working will snap. This type of microphone is only used
in recording studios.
Inside this microphone is as follows
Front plate (Diaphragm)
Back plate
Battery
A condenser microphone works like a dynamic but instead of a
magnet and a coil it has a battery this battery needs an external power source.
It has two plates which gets hit by the sound wave and goes around and hits a
back. The battery uses a power source called phantom power.
The polar patterns means the sensitivity to the direction or
angle in which the sound arrives the most common types of direction are
omnidirectional, cardioid, bidirectional and super cardioid.
Omnidirectional-
This means the mic can pic everything up from someone whispering
to someone dropping a chair a fall of this is that it can cause feedback if it
gets too close to a speaker.
Cardioid –
This sort of microphone is the most sensitive at the front
and less at the back it also isolates any unwanted ambient sound and more
resistant to feedback that makes them most suited for loud places
Connecters -
Mono jack - one band
Stereo jack – two bands that can plug in to any device just
look at our I phone headphones
XLR - these usually have three pins and can connect
to passive speakers
Tuesday, 20 June 2017
sound
What is sound?
Sound waves
or vibration can be measured by a unit of measurement called decibels that
moves through the air it can be represented as a wave.
Acoustics –
sound is reflected on a hard surface (house, car and bedroom) if you clap you
can hear a ping but what you really want is the sound to do is absorbed if you
have ever been in a music studio or on YouTube they have bumpy foam panels on
the wall. Where you want to be is in a cupboard but not in your bathroom the
sound will be rubbish. (Properties of sound) you can mainly find foam panels in
studios.
Reverberation
– the time the sound of your voice will be prolonged until the echo dies out. Example
If you go to church or on top of a mountain the sound will echo but your voice
will stop. Lots of reverb is now used in music we use today because it makes
the artist feel in an open space.
Exterior acoustics – unlike interior acoustics
which has walls for sound to bounce. Exterior acoustics the sound will just
vanish or get distorted by the wind one way to combat this is on the mic use a
wind muff (as pictured below) almost looks like your camera has hair but it
really helps with vlogging because is not only blocks out wind but also can
minimise the amount of ambient/ background sound when recording.
Interior
acoustics – this is where you use a space like your bedroom or an empty room
like a studio to record music or a video with minimal noise this is where you use sound proofing.
What is
studio acoustics?
Studio acoustics is all to do with spacing and noise levels although it’s good
to be in a small room you still need to move around and have the padding in the
right place. It’s advisable to have the padding in close proximity of your
equipment for great effect.
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