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hey fellow followers !
this is my first blog for the term .
SORRY - again (:
this term, we are researching about new multi-media things ..
using things such as, scrapblog.com or notaland.com . ; cool aay ?? ;)
.. and as my first task ..
im going to investigate if these websites are any good ..
ahahahahaaaaa .

starting with . scrapblog.com
-the layout of scrapblog is very easy to understand and locate .
-the tools are simply accessed and used .
-the cool thing about scrapblog are the special things that can be added to make your page/screen look good . for example, the background or stickers or ect ect.
-there seems to be an umlimted source of these following backgrounds and stickers, frames and whatnots. in a wide varitry, which are also composed and organized into neat and clean sections.
-making the pages and scrap pages are no challange which is good for the users who are new towards the 'techonolgy world'.
- making a new account is fairly easy.
-the ability to upload images and videos from various sources ; facebook, usb, disks, picasca, photobucket and flickr, and smugmug. cool huh ?
** however, there some faultys in the website of scrapblog.com,
- in order to get the very, very pretty and nice stickers, you need to purchase what they call, credits. in order to get this you must make a transaction via your credit card onto the website.
this is a negitive because, in order to properly make the page/scrap page presentable and especially nice, you need credits .
- it is hard to navigate the page in the opening . example, not knowing where to go to continue making the scrap page .


next . notaland.com
i dont like it /
ahahahaa i know i shouldnt say that but ..
it looks boring from the very beginning .
there are no cool tools as compared to scrapblog.
the tools are boringg . BORING ! BORING !
it is hard to manage .
.. now the good !
you are able to send files from different websites onto this website .
... making the website , pretty goood for the people to like to use that particualar function. like 'work' people who need to make a presentation and use sources from various places .

all in all , i prefer SCRAPBLOG !
so, so, so, so, much more .
ahahaahahahaa
i just find it so much easy to use !
& the love all the things that we are able to do; the backgrounds & images and ect, as opposed to the functions and abilities of nota.
scrapblog have the exact same functions as nota- but COOLER
ahahahahaaa .

thanks for reading !
i hope its had SOME help .
ahahah ♥

i havnt doneee a BLOG IN ZYONGGGGSS ! :O
... SORRY ! (:
... i've beeeeeen incredibly BUZY .
hard to believe right ?
AHAHAHAHAAHHAA .
but true .
i have to finish 3 ASSIGNMENTS ! ! ! !! ! immmaaa CRY !
... but since , i love this blog and my followers . SO MUCH . i'm going to take some time out of my busy schedule and ...
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do stuff
:L

hope you enjoy this term's (term 3) blogg !
its going to be GREAT !

xoxo

well, this is the synopsis for our video,

this video is centered around bullying, and the different types of bullying.

there's, physical, emotional, and cyber.

the aim of our video is to make the audience aware of the types of bullying.

the intended audience of our video is for ages 12-18 as people these ages, are more likely to experience one of these types of bullying.

:)

CHEERS MAN :D

our plan is to do a bullying video ;
including scenes/ senarios where people are bullyed and how they can be helpedd.

one : via techology = renee
two : physical = adengg
three : threats = gabriella

helpping ;

one: telling the teacher and involving the police
two : telling the teacher
three : teacher & police

rebeeeee , (:

wish us luckk !

What are Storyboards?

1. Storyboard is a sequence of still pictures deliberately arranged to represent the events of a story which will be filmed.
2. A storyboard acts as a preview and as a visual script for camera angles for lighting, camera and most importantly the narrative development and continuity.
3. What are 2 problems that could be encountered if a storyboard is absent from a script ?
Because the script would be in written form only there would be a danger of misunderstanding the descriptions or film terms.
There could be language differences. Pictures are the International story language.
4. What is the name of the main type of storyboard?
Production Storyboard.
5. What is a Conceptual Sheet or Painting storyboard?
This is only a sequence of images, much like a photo-essay. The purpose of this is simply to communicate the visual style of the film.
6. Who are TV storyboards produced for ?
These are produced for the filiming people - who would be filiming the movie and also for the directors and actors .
7. The story which is told in a film is broken down into narrative elements which are
Film Conventions
8. If a film is filmed in real time it would be tedious and time-consuming so what is done to make it more interesting?
To condense this and inject interest, the plot is broken down further into important events or situations
9. What are these called?
Moments.
10. These are categorised as ....
Atmospheric, Narrative and Critical
11. When are Establishing or Long Shot ( LS) used in filming?
generally used to establish a scene's setting or atmosphere. Obviously then this shot could be employed for events 1, 2 and 9 in the example above.
12. Mid -Shot. (MS) are used to focus on...
This shot usually extends (on a person) from the foot to the head.
13. What si the difference in using High Camera Angle (HCA) compared to
Low Camera Angle (LCA) ?
In the high camera angle, the camera is higher than eye level, looking down -this viewpoint can diminish a subject or give a panorama, while the low camera angle is situated, lower than eye level looking up. This can make a subject monumental, or the character feel small in a tall environment
14. How do you start a storyboard?
Write a Synopsis of the plot (narrative) of the film.
15. What is the next step in creating the storyboard?
Break up the plot into Moments and Scenes, then Shots.
16.. Pencilling in in the scenes and shots is the next step.
17.What is involved in Analysing the scenes?
Look for Mise-en-Scene, Montage, or Camera Angle shots required to enhance a scene.
18. What does Flesh out the Draft mean?
Use drawings, Clip Art or Digital photos and add more detail to the shot description and SFX panels.



DONE =D

okay, so this task required me to upload a video that was on the StudentNet onto my computer and then import it onto Window's Movie Maker and save it in different file versions and then compare the quality of the videos . && LET ME TELL YAAHH, the difference of the files after the original was SO BAD & BURLY :L