Showing posts with label NTU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NTU. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 October 2013

Client Project One! Planning lenses for initial Thursday shoot

It might be a boring post, but hey, it has pictures!

Source: click here to visit page

Really want to make this effect, with a blurred background
Booking out a Canon 7D, an Canon EF-S 60mm macro lens
and a Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens to grab something like this:

Source: click here to visit page

The plan is to shoot in Nottingham, on location, with 
Rachel Man and Jing Fan as "those amazing people who agreed to help".

Equipment:

Canon 7D
Canon EF-S 60mm macro lens
Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens
Zoom H4N Portable Sound Recorder
Clip-On Mic
Photo Tripod






Tuesday, 29 October 2013

RT! Controversial findings

So it seems that, even if I am right about YouTube and Online media domination in our region - Europe, TV advertisement and popularity grow bigger in other regions. Interesting - have to look into this! yay :)

Source: Nielsen - Global Adview Pulse Lite - Q2 2013 as seen on 30 Oct 2013

www.nielsen.com - pretty interesting source!

Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Researching Things! YouTube Space and Creators Academy

Starting a year with a bang! I always wanted to make something recognizable on YouTube, but I never thought that this platform will grow so big and would actually envelop me in a full-year research project! But here we are!
The initial idea was to figure out what makes a video popular on YouTube, however now I see the picture is a lot bigger!
This week I have enrolled in a 3 week YouTube Creator Academy and found this breathtaking tour of their YouTube Creator Space! People, who where sceptical about that being serious - think again... And they say they've got one in London!

Visit Creator Academy





Saturday, 16 June 2012

Actual Portfolio

Just opened up a Tumblr blog with an actual portfolio of my work. Will try to keep it clean with only relevant stuff. Also made a new (wanna-be permanent) logo for my works. I'm keeping "fakeshock studio" as it might be mildly known, however I'm still leaving the "edk" thing as my personal sign. Yay ^^ 

Click the New Logo to jump to the Portfolio Page (Opens in a new Tab)


Thanks for your time,
Ed.

Monday, 27 February 2012

Ideas for Interactive

 For some reason I am having a hard time understanding the technical issues with my wannabe-website, as, in fact, one does not yet exist :D God, I don't make sense... But here is a bit of a research on the design part of the assignment.
 As I am, quite certainly, going to choose the Moving Image pathway for the following two years of study, I figured that my Portfolio Webpage would have to feature an easy interface that would quickly lead people to the films I make, their promotional and still shots, and other relevant information I have chosen these two websites as my main inspiration. Behold - RockstarGames & Chanel:

the backgrounds in this image are mixed from 4
of many backgrounds the website features


 Both feature a great way of showing off their projects, their current works, main focuses, and, in Rockstars case, a social aspect. Having a distinctive style also helps with "selling the feel". As Chanel has some dynamic image change and a very conservative feel, Rockstar goes further, actually showing the concept art of their games as a background. In Rockstars website the background changes almost every time you refresh the page. In the top picture I actually mixed 4 different backgrounds, the mono-background images are below.

this is how the website looks with one of the backgrounds

   
 I like the way Chanel keeps the most focus on its products, basically with no menus coming in the way, yet before Rockstar shows their projects in detail, they do an astonishing job showing of their best of their many titles. The following images show a brilliant video section of Rockstars website and its amazing feature that makes watching videos a great experience. 


when the LIGHTS options is pressed the whole screen is
 being covered in black, unlike on  this shot, as I wanted to show the contrast
 The video viewing is enhanced by two options that are as white squares on the black background. LIGHTS and 720 are two great options, one of which enables and HD mode for the video and the other one dims the website so that the content can be viewed with no distractions.
 With those things in mind I've made a few sketches of my vision. My first idea was to create something different to the standard model, placing everything in the middle of the screen and making it pop-up as pressed. It is a bit too ambitious and I am not convinced I could come up with the code that would make it pop out, but never the less here it is:

as a window (as VIDS here) is being
pressed it  jumps out & covers the rest

 The second idea is a bit more basic. It features the menu system from Chanel and a product showreel of Rockstar Games website. Maybe I could even get my hand on the LIGHTS and 720 options for my videos.


this is a bit of a variation of the previous FILMS page

 Well, here they are. Now, to get some technical skills on Dreamweaver, as I am not even remotely sure how to do all of this. Quite unfortunate. But since this is mostly out of the way, I might crack on with the technical part.

 Thanks for reading this far guys. Have a good, whatever the time...
Ed