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Foundation portfolio:

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Chene Harris Media Studies Foundation Portfolio Final Edit

Cinema Exhibition Slideshow

Chene Harris Media Studies Cinema Exhibition slideshow

creating suspense #2

Creating Suspense #2 Chene Harris  Media Studies 

audiences and institutions

Chene Harris Media Studies Audiences and Institutions Work ACTIVITY 1; 1. WHAT ARE TWO DIFFERENT FINANCIAL MODELS THAT DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENTS         ARE BASED ON? leasing  profit sharing 2. DESCRIBE WHAT THEY BOTH ENTAIL: leasing is when the distributor pays a certain amount for the rights to lease their film, (distribute their film) Profit-sharing is simply just the percentage of what the distributor gets once the film gets distributed e.g: 15% 3. WHAT ARE ANCILLARY RIGHTS? Ancillary rights: are the rights that the film gets to everything being put into the film such as the soundtrack this may also include distributing the film onto a VHS or a DVD disc, etc. 4.  WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF THE FIRM'S 'OPENING' AND WHAT FACTORS ARE                 TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT WHEN MAKING DECISIONS ABOUT A FILM'S OPENING?  'opening' is the first or 'official' debut of th...

Representation essay “breaking bad”

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Chené Harris Media Studies  Representation Essay Breaking Bad All I could get done within the time limit given, Can add more if need be (without being marked)

Representation essay “when they see us”

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Chené Harris Media studies Representation Essay “When they see us”

CCR Foundation portfolio

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CCR QUESTIONS PT3 CHENE HARRIS QUESTION 1: QUESTION 2: QUESTION 3:                                         QUESTION 4:

rough Draft of media short film PT3

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Rough Edit Short Film PT3 I just have to tidy up the beginning of the film and add in one of my after effects that will link up with the two shots that are currently sitting separately right at the beginning of my film. I also need to figure out another way in how i am going to upload my music as all the sites I've used keep saying that they're blocked. I also need to upload and export my title sequence that will portray what the film is and what it may be presenting  One other thing that i still need to upload is my groups logo for this film.  After i have uploaded all of these things then i am perfectly on schedule as to finishing my FINAL edit of my Preliminary Task 3

Foundation Portfolio

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Chene Harris Media Studies planning Foundation Portfolio Who's Doing What: Grace Watson - Treatment - Call sheet - Shot list Chene Harris - Concept - Storyboard - Costumes/props - Lighting plan Hunter Look - Vision and mood board - Script - Location - Logo Planning: Shots: 1.   Establishing shot  of the parking lot. 2.   Establishing shot  of the building . 3.   Establishing shot  of office (reveals Zach on computer). 4.   Mid-over-the-shoulder shot   from behind Zach as he works on his computer – hold this shot for 4 seconds + then Mini walks in. 5.   Mid shot  of Mini talking . 6.   Mid-over-the-shoulder shot   from behind Mini of Zach nodding and beginning to close his laptop and picks up the briefcase. [As the laptop closes, the screen cuts to black for titles]. 7.   Mid shot   from behind Mini, Zach and Aldrich. [Ald...

Researching Film Company Logos

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Chene Harris Researching Film Company Logos Media Studies 1. History behind the logo: There is a legend saying that the very first Paramount logo was drawn on a napkin in 1914. The emblem featured a mountain against a black backdrop, with the company name and stars shining above it.  On the new 1952 logo, the mountain grew higher and moved to the center of the composition. A blue sky with fluffy white clouds lended a fresh, vibrant feel to the design. In 1957, the Paramount branding took a turn towards minimalism. The logo was painted blue, and the landscape lost some of its details.  https://youtu.be/YGl9jv_QKGk meaning behind the logo: The 24 stars that form a circle over the mountain stand for 24 actors who signed their contracts with the film studio in 1914. The original plan was to add a new star onto the emblem every time a new actor joined the team. However, the movie industry was developing so fast that Paramount Pictures had to give up on ...