Lydia's Media Blog

This shot shows a young black female in a London underground tunnel. The voice over of this clip says ''mix prints'', which is exactly what she is doing. Normally, people say 'don't mix your prints' which is pretty self explanatory and states that more then one different print shouldn't be mixed with others, however the featured outfit includes 4 different clothing items that have a mixture of styles and prints involved. Despite the ''well known rule' of one pattern per outfit, the woman contradicts this as she poses confidently in her outfit. 

Camera Sound Editing   Mise en Scene In the first 30 seconds of the video, the main focus of all of the shots put together it is all about life. The shots all show different

Media Language- The key images I have used on my billboard posters are my model in the fair trade products I am trying to sell. On both posters, the image is large, clear, and stands out, so it will easily be noticed by people and attract an audience. My model is in two different settings and because of this, it makes the audience more interested in the products. The fact she is wearing different outfits on each photo is beneficial as it gives us a chance to advocate more of our products in one shoot. I've chosen to use a 'flowing' font for the logo, however all other details are in a much more stronger and bolder text, as this will make the reader more interested in reading the information because it isn't just set the same and looks more appealing.

Below we have my logo idea. It is good because it involves the brand's name, and so it is easily recognisable. The writing is big and bold, ho wever could become an issue as it isn't the most legible of fonts. After this we have the plan of my billboard advertisement. It is the quick drawing of the model position and pose, and the logo, to show me roughly how my finished poster will look, and help me to see any things I'd like to change. My third image is the same as the second, however it includes annotations and labels around the outside frame. I am fairly happy with my plan other then a few small changes, so therefore my notes aren't very detailed. 

What does regulation means? Regulation: The owners of newspapers sometimes influence the editorial stance of a newspaper. Newspapers will also try to influence how the public vote in elections., so it is always important that newspapers stick to a code of conduct or rules set out by independent organisations.  Britain’s most right-winged newspaper is voted The Daily Mail, and a total of 81% of the public considered the paper to be right-wing. The majority of people consider the Times to be either slightly right of centre or fairly right-wing, so therefore it is seen as the least right-wing of the right-wing papers. At the left end of the spectrum, the mirror comes second, after the Guardian, in Britain’s most left-wing newspapers, as slightly more considered the Guardian to be “left-wing”, at 16% compared to The Mirror’s 11%. Due to government control, the free press in the UK is very important. Certain stories may get to the public domain that wouldn't of ...