Your location post should primarily be a series of photos that show the different locations that you wanted to use in your video. You may not have used this locations in the end, but should show where you thought would be suitable.
For each location there should be a photo (ideally taken by you and not just found on the internet) and an explanation of where the location is, why you want to use it, how it fits your video idea and any thoughts about how likely or not it will be to use this location.
You can present the photos how you like but you show aim to 'show off'; you could use a Web-album such as Flickr or Picassa which you can then embade on your blog. You could upload each photo directly onto blogger and type underneath each or use PowerPoint to create a SlideShow that you can embed.
To really reach those higher marks, you could use movie making software such as iMovie to create a short film about each of your locations with appropriate music and subtitles to explain each location.
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Monday, 30 January 2012
Friday, 27 January 2012
Research Task 2: Explanation of initial ideas
Having decided what your song will be, there should be some form of your initial ideas for your video.
This could take the form of a mindmap (either on paper, scanned in and then embedded on your blog or done electronically), a series of pictures and videos or text with photos.
This post should reflect the process you took as a group in reaching your idea so should have a range of ideas, not just the one you finally chose.
Any pictures, photos or embedded media must be explained with annotations and should reflect your thinking process and group discussion.
An example can be found here.
This could take the form of a mindmap (either on paper, scanned in and then embedded on your blog or done electronically), a series of pictures and videos or text with photos.
This post should reflect the process you took as a group in reaching your idea so should have a range of ideas, not just the one you finally chose.
Any pictures, photos or embedded media must be explained with annotations and should reflect your thinking process and group discussion.
An example can be found here.
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