'progression'

  Business Card And Logo Design When I first started my conceptual idea for my logo/business card design, I didn't just want to go with a box-standard normalized text bar and writing with simplistic symbols and accessories etc. I wanted to make something that was unique, bold and hyper-stylized which could stand out and separate me from the rest of the heard of photographers/videographers who where delving/tipping their toe in to the same exact work field as I am. I also wanted to make & design a logo that not only best represented me (meaning my personality, art style and characteristic flare) but also a design that would replicate my 'actual' workpieces, meaning my client photographs and additional media products that I am continually involved with. Logically my first step was to analyze and research other people's co-existing business cards and logo designs etc. This meant I could have a better grasp of what my competitors where up too and what sort of marketing ...

  Analyzation of digital profiles It is the sum content about a person on the internet. A digital profile can be composed of personal or professional information shared on public websites posted personally or by others. one of the most effective ways to build a positive professional digital profile is though social media.  The growing digital environment  has moved quickly beyond personal use and entertainment to professional activity. Digital media provides venue for continuous real-time updates on professional content from others, and allows professionals to create their own content. The biggest advantage of crafting a portfolio is you have access to a wider range of audience. It is important that potential clients and customers  to know they can reach and you and others easily,  millions of online users can reach a website and find out everything that they need to know about you. This comes into play especially when seeking employment as employers will...

  What is a CV? It is a document used when applying for jobs. It allows for a potential employee summarize their education, skills and work experience enabling them to successfully sell their abilities to employers. Every single CV generally involves the general sections like contact details, persoanl statement, work experience, education, hobbies & interests, awards and conferences. There are infact many different/alternative ways to writing a CV. Wither you want to draw attention to your education, prove your creative abilities, or place and emphasis on your revalent skills; tailoring CVs to meet and match your strengths and weaknesses is crucial and developing a truly engaging CV that stands out against everyone elses.  In most situations, a CV is the first contact you have with a prospective employer and it's usually your most best chance to make a good impression. it is ultimately a great marketing tool aswell (Your shop window if you will) it can be your most valuabl...

  Research into potential careers https://uk.indeed.com/career/salaries/Photographer%20%26%20Videographer?from=whatwhere The contents and nature of the job include the expectation of being able to take a voiceover, from one of their presenters (from the WWE gaming, film, TV and comics channels) and turn it into a quote on quote 'a ten minute thing of beauty' as sated by the company itself, involving the practice of combining images and footage in tune with the words that are being spoken. Those who are looking to apply to a job of this type should  be already aware of the content that the company operates and as the video editor role will see you producing their familiar "list" based content.  The knowledge that is required for this particular role is that you must have a substantial knowledge base of the content on the channel you are applying for. Also the ideal skills and qualifications for a role particularly like this  would be someone that is very experien...

  Status update involving UCAS  To start of with I researched into the following universities that I saw myself wanting to go potentially after my last year of my level-3 media college course. The first university that I looked into strongly was first of all, Sunderland University. They offer two variants of a course that I show interest in getting into, the 'BA (Hons) Film Production/both part time & full time' and the 'foundational degree' that offers a 4 years of study at full time rather than 3 year. I am leaning more towards the 'Foundational' version of the course as I know that one entry requirement in particular correlation with the course is maths. Already know and understand that maths is not my strong suite and never well be, which is something that I've always been striving to improve upon since the GCSEs.  The structure of the course would be taught through via lectures, demonstrations, workshops, seminars, screenings, group & induvial p...

  My Inspirations  I have decided to organize my passions & interests from genre of film, to the directors i admire, favorite forms of videography & photography (e.g. lens, lighting set-ups and technicalities etc.) my favorite aspects of pop culture and the movies that influence me in my own media creating.  My favorite genre of film as a whole is very difficult to choose for me as i do like to diversify myself when it comes to genre preferences. My choice of film varies from time & occasion, and depending on what kind of mood and atmosphere I'm in.  I like all films genres and i think they all have a purpose, a role, a part to play within the never-endingly, gigantic umbrella known as the media industry. There are a-lot of awesome choices to pick from, but if I was going to pick my top favorites it would be... HORROR To me it just inculpates the essence, the existence, and the soul of not just cinema but the history of video/filmmaking as a whole. The fi...