Uploading the photographs to my website

I scanned my film images in and uploaded the onto I photo. I adjusted the noir in the image and on Photoshop dodged and burned to lighten and darken certain aspects of the image. Instead of using the plain contact sheet I decided to tear it up and scan it torn which looked more edgy and interesting; rather than a basic contact sheet. Here is the outcome of the main page:

Today's lesson: Planning our evaluation

In lesson today we were putting together our personal evaluation's to join and make our group one. We decided on four different creative and dynamic ways to film it, including doing an interview, a screen flow, recording it like a weather forecast infant of a screen and lastly to have drawings whilst we were speaking.

Keeping Instagram and Facebook up to date

Throughout the process of doing my ancillary task I am making sure to constantly be updating my social media. The process of taking images for the digipak and website were important so I have photographed from beginning to the end result so you can see the step by step process. Heres an update of the Instagram and Facebook page so far: 

The outcome of my prints and deciding my layout

The Darkroom

Today, I worked in the dark room and printed my contact sheet which I will be using for my ancillary task. It was really enjoyable and the photographs looked really good which I was really happy with. Here are some images of where I was working and what I produced:

Me deciding on what images to use and where to place them

My contact sheet drying 

Processing my film in the darkroom

Here is the image of the sheet I have been working from today in the dark room. I had to process my black and white film and it took around half an hour to get everything done; the process is time consuming but worth it once you get these amazing images. Although we have the modern materials to produce images on digital cameras it is nice do keep it authentic and organic sometimes. 

Shooting Jem for the digipak and website

Today, I shot Jem for the ancillary task. I decided that I am going to shoot him in black and white film so my images will look more within the indie genre; they also have a more unique and organic feel to them. I shot a whole roll (37 shots) of him just doing his own thing; all the shots were unposed and I had him acting natural with no posed images. This reflected and showed his personality and kept the photographs looking unique.

Here are some images from today:

Audience Response Feedback

Here are some examples of the audience feedback we had received from our primary audience about our music video. From everyone's we had received we had really positive reviews which enabled us to feel good about what we had produced; positive in making sure they felt a similar connection between the lyrics and visuals. It was good to hear that the primary audience felt that they could relate to the video and the story behind it, which enabled it to be more attractive to the age range. However, some of the audience feedback claimed the video could of been a bit more edited towards the end in making sure it was a bit faster with the music.