Media Work

By Roberta Kurian
Freshers’ Fair at Chelmsford college
Chelmsford college at moulsham street
Fresher’s Fair at Chelmsford college is only
between Tuesday the 5th of September to Friday
the 8th of September. This is to welcome the
year 11 students and the new people who are
interested in going into this college. You can do
any course you want to do such as media, art,
business, Health and safety, Science, Travel and
tourism, film studies, Childcare and many more.
There’s also some extra help with Maths and
English if you have to resit any of them.
So, if you want to join this college, then make
sure to go to our website and apply.
The Rule of
Third photos
 The rule of thirds and anchor points
The rule of third is using a grid to take
photos and how to take different angles.
The rule of third is also a rule to
composition your photo which involves
splitting into three in a photo.
Anchor points are the points in the
middle of the crosshatches, and it
draws attention at the part of the
photo which then forms the interest
in the viewer’s eyes.
 Rules of Composition applied to film
The rules of composition is the most widely known rule as “the rule of thirds.”
Which is a frame that divides into thirds which creates a grid of thirds. However,
there’s rules of composition to follow for the best shots/films.
1. Rule of Thirds
2. Golden Ratio
3. Leading lines
4. Diagonals
5. Frame within a frame
6. Figure to ground
7. Fill the frame
8. Centre dominant eye
What is Framing?
Framing is about different shot types
you want to take in the photo such as: It's also the process of composing a
• Extreme closeup picture and involves choosing what
• Mid-shot you’ll include in the frame and to
• Big closeup leave out. It’s also to direct the
• Medium long-shot viewer’s attention to the subject
• Close up matter
• Long shot
• Medium closeup
• Extreme long shot
• Establishing
Framing Photos
What is symmetrical balance
Symmetrical balance is where you take a photo in
the middle, and you see where the equal weights
are more equal in the photo also to balance onto
the axis in the centre.
For example, you can see how pathway is in
between the two fences as it's in a symmetrical
balance
It impacts the viewer in how it symmetric and
balanced the photo.
Symmetrical balance photos
Form Size Colour Shape

Line

9 Elements in Photography

Texture Light Shadow

 Form/Focus Line
The background is
It’s also more
blurrier as it’s
more focused on focused as the
the dandelion background is a
little bit blurry

The lines are like

With form you they’re going
can see the closer to each
shadow behind other in this
the dandelion camera position.
 Shape Light
In this photo we
can see that this In this photo
stone is smooth we can see
and an oval that the sun is We can also see
shape. brighter. that the sky is a
little darker
The stone because the light
colour blends in source (which is the
with the sand. sun) is in the photo.
 Colour Pop
Before After
I created only the building and the tree
as the front is already darker. I first
started to duplicate the image I'm
working on then I clicked on one of the
duplicates and changed the colours to
black and white. I then used the
polygon lasso tool to trace around the
tree and the building. I then went onto
edit and clicked clear.
I liked how I made half of the
background black and white instead of
using the front, but it would have been
best to use an easier picture so it's easy
to do
 Colour change
Before After
I created this photo to a different colour by
using one of my photos which were holding
up the lanyards and then use a polygon lasso
to trace around the lanyards. Then after I
clicked onto image and went on adjustments
and went on hue/saturation and picked what
colour which is a good one.
I’m happy about which colour I chose
because it looks more like a blueish-
purple, but It would’ve been better if I
tried to trace around it more neatly as
possible, so it’s not messed up.
Torn Paper Portrait
I created this torn paper portrait by finding an image to work from and
adding it onto photoshop. Then I duplicated that image and changed
one of them to black and white. I then after downloaded the torn
paper image and dragged it in between the black and white image and
the coloured image. Then I used the magic wand tool and clicked on
the middle part then went onto edit and clicked on clear. After I then
went on the blending mode and went on the multiply.
I’m happy about how I used the blending mode as the edit is more
perfect and goes well within it, but I would improve on moving the
torn paper image into the middle more so it's even.
Forced Perspective Photography
Forced perspective photography is a technique that uses space in between the
subjects to create an interesting or unusual relationship in between. This also
manipulates the perception of the space and the distance between which
creates an optical illusion.
My Review on making a Cap Cut video
I like I can edit videos using different editing type such as cuts and
fades. However, I could try to get some footage around and add some
overlays, but I would like to know how I can use some overlays which
could relate to the topic so it will make more sense. Next time , I would
like to add more footage videos so it’s more perfect to entertain more
viewers, but I will try not to make it long.
https://youtu.be/CTQInqAhJDs