Monday, 25 February 2013

Veotrope (Sue)

A zoetrope is used to create a illusion from a group of static pictures. The zoetrope is a cylinder with slits cut in the sides vertically. The first Zeotrope was created in 1833. 
Zeotropes use the Phi Phenomenon which is when our brains automatically group a series of images to give the illusion that they are moving. 
We got to create our own zeotropes the first is a bouncing ball. We first drew in the key frames which are the beginning so when the ball was on the ground, the middle when the ball is in the air and the last one where the ball is on the ground again. Then after drew all the balls in the remaining boxes. 
After creating the bouncing ball zeotrope i decided to make one with a clock and the hands changing every hour. 


                                                                            

Cartoons (Sue)

Family guy
South Park
Simpsons
American Dad
Toy Story
Shark Tale
Tom and Jerry
Ice Age
Road Runner
Wreck it Ralph
Naruto
Finding Nemo
Avatar
Teen Titans



Totally spices
Mona the vampire
Pink Panther
Kim Possible
Looney Toons
He-Man
Fairly Odd parents
Madagascar
Mickey mouse club house
Billy and Mandy
Adventure time
Regular show
Chicken little
Spiderman
Batman
Scooby-Doo
Spongebob Squarepants
Bolt
Toy Story
Toy Story 2
Toy Story 3
Daria
Bobs Burger
Shrek
Noddy
Pinky and the brain
Incredibles
Popeye
Ed,Edd ancd Eddy
Walle
Aladin
Monsters inc
Powerpuff Girls
Dragon Ball 2
Stuart Little
Code Lyoko
Galactic Football
Spacejam
Futurama
Proud Family
Pokeman

Monday, 11 February 2013

Evalution (Sue)



Evaluation

For this task we was asked to produce a advert to promote a product of our choice. My partner and I very quickly decided we wanted to choose Kleenex because


Task 5 (sue)




The advert is for anti-smoking and in my opinion is very interesting and gets the message across. This advert appeals to all models from A to E and within all these categories the large percentage of people from both genders and lifestyles that smoke.


This advert for Evian appeals to everyone in the socio-economic model that are conscious of staying healthy. The age bracket in my opinion is 16-65 as young adults are most likely to be aware of staying fit and healthy also people of the older generation 50+ may want to continue feeling young and free. So the slogan used at the end "live young' fits in very well. 




The target audience for this advert is people from the A to D categories in the socio-economic model as this people are most likely to have young children and are able to afford to take good care of them.

Task 4 (Sue)



Product Name: Samsung Galaxy S3
Persuasive techniques: Use of facts about the phone, evidence, Anecdotes
Product USP: The slogan "The next big thing is already here"

http://youtu.be/qc8vxx6J5Xw

Product Name: Haribo
Persuasive techniques: Anecdotes,
Product USP:

http://youtu.be/WTp1ciig8R8

Product name: Cow&Gate Milk
Persuasive techniques:
Product USP:



Notes (Sue)






Sunday, 10 February 2013

News Corporation (Barrington)

Rupert Murdoch created News corporation in 1980.  News limited was handed to him by his father keith Murdoch so news corp was used as a global holding company.


News Corporation own


Australia
(News Limited)
The Daily Telegraph & The Sunday Telegraph
Herald Sun
The Sunday Mail
The Sunday Times
The Mercury
United Kingdom 
(News International
The Sun
The Times
The Sunday Times
United States
New York Post
Wall Street Journal

20th Century Fox
Fox Searchlight Pictures
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Blue Sky Studios
Fox Studios Australia
Fox Television Studios
Shine Group


Vogue Australia
Masterchef Magazine
Big League

Fox Film Music Group
Fox News Radio

20th Century Fox Television
20th Television
Foxtel
Fox International Channels
Fox Broadcasting Company
Fox Sports Australia
Fox Television Stations/Studios

Big Ten
Fox Business network
Fox Movie Channel
Fox News Channel
Fox Sports Enterprises
Fox Reality Channel
National Geographic Channel



British Sky Broadcasting
SKY Network New York
Star TV 
Fox Interactive Media 
News Digital Media
Authonomy 
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