Pixilation

Aims and Objectives Planner

Title of Today's Lesson: Pixilation

My Aims and Objectives for Today are:

How to Stretch and Challenge Myself

For Today's Lesson this will mean:

Remembering:
Understanding:
Applying:
Analysing:
Evaluating:
Creating:	We created a 3 second long pixilation.

Reflection during lesson

How am I doing so far:
not doing very well we have not thought of a good idea.

Reflection at end of lesson:I enjoyed making a pixilation with Nicola it turned out better than expected. 


What have I achieved?

I have achieved making a 3 second pixilation with Nicola.

Pixilation is a stop motion animation based on people.

In todays class we where creating an animation out of magazine pictures and other pieces of paper. We are going to make them talk and move around when we make the animation next week.

This week we made a small animation out of magazine pieces from last week.

This is my first animation with Samara!

BARBs

BARB

BARB- BARB means Broadcasting Audience Research Bureau.BARB was set up in 1981 to provide the industry standard television audience measurement service for broadcasters and the advertising industry. BARB is owned by BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, BSkyB and the IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) and is a not for profit company.

I have chose to pick the top 10 TV shows from Channel 4.

 Judging by the top 10 TV shows from channel 4 this channel's target audience is teenagers and adults because its more for around there age range. Also the shows are on late at night which is more around the time teenagers and adults are awake.Even though the shows are aimed for adults they seem to get a lot of teenage viewers. For example Goggle Box is aimed for adults but teenagers watch it because it they're people there age on the show and they find it comedically relatable. 

Legend, Everest, Macbeth,Miss You Already all have the UK links.

how do media companies generate profit?

How do media companies generate profit?

DreamWorks-

Retail Sales-

 When Dreamworks brings out a film they will usually get there income when they sell DVDs, shirts,toys, sing along CD's, etc through retail sales but these are also merchandise.

Downloads-

they also get money when people buy things for example off apple iTunes you can get films. Also when you buy a Blu-ray DVD you now get little vouchers inside which means you can download the film you get onto your smartphones and iPad's, etc.

Advertisement -

Dreamworks advertise by putting there film adverts on TV adverts, bus stops, buses, bus station,cinema, YouTube adverts,etc.


Who are the founders DreamWorks?
Steven Spielberg, Jefferey Katzenberg, David Geffen.


What are the advantages and disadvantages of public and private ownership?

The History Of Animation

The History Of Animation.

Persistence of vision-

Is commonly known as an optical illusion which is made from a collection of photos that blend together into one. This is believed to be the start of animation and animated films.

Zoetrope-

Was made in the 19th century and it was an optical toy that had a series of pictures in the inner part of the cylinder that when it spun around it gave an illusion of the pictures moving.

Phenakistoscope-

The phenakistoscope (also spelled phenakistiscope or phenakitiscope) was an early animation device that used the persistence of vision principle to create an illusion of motion. 

Kineticscope-

Kineticscope is an early motion picture device.This was designed for films to be seen by one person at a time and you had to view it through a peep hole at the top of the device. When you looked through the peep hole they would be a range of photos that moved. 

Thaurmatrope-

A thaurmatrope was a popular toy in the early 19th century. It is made with a disc with a picture on each side with a piece of string through it. When you twist the strings and then let go the image will move and will create the illusion of it moving.