Myself, Emma-Louise and Katya formed a group to promote the short film “Disconnected” on social media for our client Solent TV as part of a unit this semester. We had to pitch our idea/social media strategy to Tony, the head of Solent TV. We had really positive feedback from the pitch and they were happy for us to move forward with our plans. A couple … Continue reading Disconnected Pitch Aftermath

Last Saturday I had the great opportunity to be one of the camera operators for DV Mission award ceremony. DV Mission is a challenge where film makers have 48 hours to create a short film and the event was an award ceremony and screening of the films. The theme this year was to do with Hip Hop robots, the films included this as well as … Continue reading DV Mission

With only one week left until our pitch, I have tried to narrow down my idea even more. I’m still basing my images off of the book “Looking for Alaska”, but now I will be focusing on just the character Alaska rather than all character and stand out parts of the book. I’m thinking of calling the series “Looking through Alaska”, playing on the title … Continue reading Imagining Reality further developed idea

In class we did an exercise to help us generate ideas for our project. We were given an A3 piece of paper and we had to draw things on it to do with our personality, eventful dates in our lives, hero’s and important people to us etc. After this exercise my page was full of things (see image below) and I tired to get a … Continue reading Imagining Reality initial idea

My idea for my project in the producing unit is to create a YouTube channel that would be film reviews while eating a mukbang of foods from the film. I already watch and subscribe to channels that do similar videos and are inspiring this project. Jeremy Janhs reviews current films on YouTube. He has 1.68M subscribers. His USP is that his videos are very short … Continue reading Analysing YouTube channels

Just over a week ago I had the pleasure of editing a lecture video for a lecturer at Buckingham University Medical School. My job was to edit separate clips together of a 2 and a half hour long seminar and create one video for students to use when going back over the lecture. I found editing this video enjoyable as it wasn’t too complicated, most … Continue reading Lecture video editing for Buckingham University Medical School

I had the great opportunity of being the photographer for Faber Whitehouse again at his second gig at Heartbreakers. I photographed the Supporting acts (Thor and Hemans) as well as Faber. I really enjoyed doing the gig and I’m happy with the outcome of my photos, however, I still faced some challenges on the night and in the editing process. Shooting gigs are always a … Continue reading Fabre Whitehouse gig 21/11/19

After doing the photography at the Cursed City gig that was part of Darkfest in Portsmouth, I had to edit the photos I took. I used lightroom to edit the photos as I find its good when needing to edit lots of photos. I used the star rating system to pick out my best 30 pictures, this was a really helpful method for sorting my … Continue reading Editing Cursed City gig photos

Message from the streets synopsis: In the UK, Grime music is quickly becoming one of the biggest genres. With all this success is there any consequences? Is Grime music bad for our society? Message from the streets (working title) will take a look into what message Grime music is sending its audeince and if this message is a negative one. I will be joined by … Continue reading Marketing My Podcast

Brandon Woelfel is a photographer from New York. The main two social medias he uses is instagram and twitter. Here’s some points that I took away after analysing them: Instagram (3.1 million followers): White boarders around every picture Only pictures of his photography (no selfies) Posts 2-3 times a week Behind the scenes shots on his story Replies to comments Twitter (464.9 thousand followers): Posts … Continue reading Brandon Woelfel Social Media Points