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  Risk Assessment is useful because it tells the risks from the studio and tells 

 Lens flare is adding a light into a picture, similar to when you take pictures in a sunny day and you can see bright light enters the camera lens like the picture above. The steps of creating lens flare is quite simple: 1) Get your picture from pexels.com and download it. Then import the picture which you can find on recents. 2) Drag the photo into timeline. 3) Click on 'Effects' and then go to the search bar on the your right hand side corner and type 'lens flare' and click on it and drag it to timeline. 4) Once you drag the lens flare into the timeline, put it on top of the pink bar which represents the photo and the light appears. 5) On the left hand side corner, click on 'Effects Controls' and find 'Flare Centre' what it does is changes the position of the lights to up and down.

1) Trim: It is basically a cut tool to cut pieces of footage that you don't need. 2) Music: You can choose any types of music to add to your video. 3) Filter: Its a tool to add smoothness or brightness into an image. 4) Effect: Its to add different textures into an image. 5) Text: This is a tool to add writing into your clip if you want to create a video without using a voice recorder. 6) Sticker: You can add a bunch of emojis or stickers into your clip. 7) Record: A voice recorder if you are the type of person who likes voice over videos. 8) Volume: It is to increase the audio of your voice recording and music. 9) Rotate: You can flip your image in sort of different ways you like. 10) Flip: Its a tool that flips the picture backwards only. 11) Crop: Is to cut you image of all sides to make it smaller. 12) Q&A: If you are stuck of one of the features that YouCut provides, you can go to Q&A section at the end and tells you how to use those particular feature. It is basically...

  As you can see from above images, I had to experiment multiple times to pick out the best one for my print advert. The photoshop that I used to create these print adverts is the app called 'Polish' it is sort of a tricky app to use at first but, its very simple to use. The print adverts that have multiple random images and emojis on it, never made it to the final because I was told that I need to use my own face for this and not from the internet, as this will give me even higher mark. Also, I was told that the emojis didn't make any sense and there is to much going on there, so my final print advert is the first one, its simpler and cleaner than the previous ones, as it includes me in it and one big smiling emoji. I limit the number of images to one because this will attract even more audiences to the print advert rather than adding a bunch of images, as this will not attract many audiences as I intended and it's pretty hard to read the text of some adverts. My final...

 The first documentary that I found on YouTube is simply titled 'COVID-19'. The documentary talks about how the virus is affecting everyone in terms of mental, economic, and social. The documentary is filmed in Australia and shows the impact the virus is causing, empty streets, people getting unemployed, shops being temporarily closed, etc. At the end, the person narrating the documentary tells us to be hopeful and that we are in this together and one day, we will beat the virus. My overall view on this documentary is that its very informative, at the beginning it stated facts about COVID-19 cases and deaths and at some point in the documentary, tells us how the social distancing and hygiene is slowing down the infections around Australia. I would recommend this documentary even though its sad but its also educational and informative. The camera angles for this documentary are focus shots, they show you places around Australia that were usually filled with people, for example t...

                                   

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 What did you do?: I did research about the evolution of PlayStation and writing about different PlayStations over the years. What went well?: The research went pretty well, I didn't had any problems of finding the information.  What do you need to do in order to develop your skills?: I need to get better at Premier Pro and knowing different techniques in Premier Pro. What are you doing to do next?: AC2 Problem solving AC2: Problem solving What did you do?: I just finished my research and now, I'm currently on AC2: Problem solving. The first thing that I did was to write why I chose that particular idea. Update: I have finished the AC2 Problem Solving what I did was writing about how my documentary meets the brief and refining my idea and when is going to be filmed etc. What went wrong?: I couldn't get the scripts etc finished in time and I'll try to finish it next time. What do you need to improve to develop your skills: Is to finish the work on time. What are you doin...

This the first time that I used YouCut, since I can't use Premier Pro due to the college being closed. YouCut isn't that complicated as Premier Pro, it's actually a bit easier in my opinion. When you go to YouCut, you chose a piece of footage from your album and you can start to edit. For my video, I filmed the parking area and the a tiny garden of my apartment and I used texts to describe how 'beautiful' Sunderland is. Using the texts isn't that complicated but the one thing that I find it a bit of a challenge is adding music, I went to the music section and I choose the one that I liked but it took me a long time to figure it out how to take the music that I choose and put it on my video. I did manage to figure it out, all you need to is to go to music and chose the one that you want and click on it and there is the 'free' button and click it and it will appear an add and after the add is over, that button changes to 'use' button and your music...

  Evolution of PlayStation Origin: The very first PlayStation was made in Japan, the person that came up with the idea was a man named Ken Kutaragi, a Sony executive who managed one of the company's hardware engineering and he was dubbed as ''The Father of the PlayStation''. The console's origins dates back in 1988 where it was originally a joint project between Nintendo and Sony to create a CD-ROM for the Super Famicom. But the deal was broken by Nintendo after the two companies were unable to come an agreement on how revenue would be split between the two companies.  The breaking of this partnership really upset Sony's president Norio Ohga, who responded by hiring Ken Kutaragi to create a PlayStation project to rival Nintendo. Sony released it's first PlayStation back in 3 December, 1994. It was the first video game console to ship more than 100 million units and it's also considered to be a part of fifth generation of consoles and competed the Sag...

  In this shot, one of our group members took a footage from the gaming design room. The only complaint for this shot is the camera shakes a lot, we need to improve a lot on the camera grip to reduce the shaking. The other shot from college is the hall. The only thing that needs to improve is the focus, almost the entire shot was out of focus