Production of Radio Trailer

This screenshot shows how we used adobe premier to make our radio trailer. The voiceover is inserted alongside the music bed we used. Also you can see in this screen shot how we inserted extracts from the various interviews within the documentary.

Production of Print Advert

These screenshots show how we used Adobe Photoshop to create our print advert.
This image shows how we transfered the channel 4 logo onto our own advert and how we scaled it to be the appropriate size and colour.


This screenshot shows how we created images to appear on the tablets that would be relevant to the topic of the documentary. We created these images by using various shape tools on photoshop.


This screenshot shows how we applied different effects to the writing on the tablets. The effects we used were bevel and emboss as well as drop shadow.


This screenshot shows how the images on the tablets fit onto the background image. It also shows the bottle before we created a label for it.

This screenshot shows the label we created to be used on the bottle and how we used the transfrom tool to bend it to fit the shape of the bottle. Also this screenshot shows how we inserted text saying the title of the documentary. We also used coloured shapes for the background for the text.

Photos: Print Advert

These are the photographs that we took to be used to make our newspaper print advert.

This Is the photograph we chose to include in the production of our print advert.

Radio Trailer Codes And Conventions

Here is a list of the conventions used in professional Radio Trailers.

• Extracts from the programme are used.
• Voiceover is intercut throughout.
• Trailer should intrigue the audience and make them want tofind out more about the show.
• Voiceover providers scheduling information at the end of the trailer.
• Music bed used where it is appropriate.
• Sound effects used.
• Average length is about 30-40 second.
• Slogan for show is used.

Existing Radio Trailers

Weather
Sound effects of different weather - Relate to what weatherman/voiceover is saying
John Ketley BBC Weatherman
Female voiceover at the end - Scheduling and channel
Humour in the script
Sounded like weather was around the weatherman

Queen
Music bed used
Voiceover talking about royal family
Audio extracts from talking in the show

Animals
Piano music bed
Sound effects
Stephen Fry voiceover talking about different animals - Calm, clear delivery, Like hes telling a story, Gentle/soothing

Pets
Music bed throughout - Silly/quirky music
Female Voiceover - Info about show. Title, channel and scheduling
Audio from show - extracts rom documentary
Sound effect - Dag barking at the end
Voiceover intercut with extracts - poses questions for audience.

Print Advert Codes and Conventions

Here is a list of conventions used in professional Print Adverts.

• Shape is usually A4 landscape which allows it to be scaled to fit in a newspaper.
• Versatile shape.
• One main image used. Usually striking and sums up the whole programme.
• Text used includes the shows slogan, the title of the programme, the scheduling and the TV companys logo

Editing Documentary

This is how we used Adobe Premier to edit our documentary in various ways. This screenshot shows how we inserted graphics to be used within the interviews. This graphic will be used to tell viewers the name of the interviewee and their relevance to the topic being discussed.


This screenshot shows us using the razor tool which enables us to cut sections of the video and audio out so that they can be reordered.


This Screenshot shows the creation of the voiceover montage that introduces the documentary. It shows the different shots we used being placed together as well as the voiceover track being laid on top of it. Also we used the dissolve transition to make the movement between each shot more interesting to watch.

In this screenshot we have shown how we used different cutaways throughout the interviews in the documentary. We used this cutaway of an audience laughing to move away from the gaps between each answer the interviewee was giving.

This screenshot shows the collection of footage we filmed and captured that was used in our documentary. It contains a mix of Archive footage, Actuality footage and audio content such as music tracks and voiceovers.

Video Production: Edit Decision List

Video Production: Logging Sheet

Filming: Voiceover Montage

We filmed a number of Comedy dvd covers and leaflets from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. We used different camera movements to make the shots more interesting including zooming, panning and tilting.