creative skills

Press release form: Masau Zulu Contact:    Tony Parr                                                             Date: 31/10/19 Phone:       01553 761144 Sunday League football Behind the scenes of Sunday league football   The reason I am doing a documentary on Sunday league football is because I want to show people the passion in Sunday league because I believe that it is so passionate even though it isn't professional it still has so much fight in it.  I also want to do it because I love football and I feel like doing a documentary on a sport I enjoy is beneficial for me because I know quite a bit for it.  The introduction will be a football game of my Sunday league team and I will set it at the place we train and the  pre game talks in the changing rooms and obviously the...

Dialogue: Hello, today I will... and why its so great Int/Ext: Ext D/N: Day Sync:Yes Type: CU Length: Dur 30 secs The close up shot is going to be a tracking shot. with this documentary In the first minute they use a close up shot on the corner flag

Idea: My documentary will be based on Sunday league football and it will be more about my football team that I play for so I'm going to be showing the insides and the behind the scenes of amateur football for example the training and the talks in the changing rooms but I will also show snippets of some games and I will attempt to get interviews from the manager and some of the players.  I want to record the games because it will show the different type of atmosphere and I will get a clip from a semi pro and a pro football game and compare the 3 clips . I also want to get the training clips because the training styles are a lot different to what you see the professional teams do Research: Sunday league football is a term used in England, Scotland, Wale and Ireland to describe T he association football leagues which play on Sunday, as opposed to the more usual Saturday. These leagues tend to be lower standard amateur competitions, whose players have less time to devote to fo...

Level 2 Creative Media. Report template: BBC Story The following is the report template for your BBC project: Project title: Inside The World Of Football  The idea: My BBC article is about the ups and downs of football but mainly racism in football. I picked racism in football because I feel like it is an ongoing thing in football and I felt like it needs to be stopped so I'm really doing to make people aware of it and people who don't watch the sport also aware of the ongoing issue  The research you undertook: the research I had done was that I searched up some articles about the racism in football and how it is sometimes overshadowed. I used this for the main idea for my piece because I wanted to make people more aware about the consequence of football and racism. Research for your article:  https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/european/inter-milan-fans-romelu-lukaku-racist-abuse-monkey-chants-ultras-letter-statemen...

For today's work the plan is to get a lower third of either a Sky Sports, BT Sports or a BBC Sports. The way I did this was I went on google to find an image from sky spots news with the lower third and the side bar so the interview seems like it has been broadcast to live television. I had imported the image to Photoshop so I can make it more to my liking because there was sky sports pundits in the image so I had to take them out of the image so once I start to edit my video I will put video in where the chequered open space is when I get onto premier pro. what I'm also going to do today is start filming my interviews with the 3 people and I will also begin the editing process for my interview and I will be using the studio for my interviews This was the image I had used for my image for the lower third and the sidebar i had cropped them out so it was more personalised

For the studio work we had to set up the camera and the lights. There were three lights we had used. The key list which is the light next to the camera and is pointing right at the actors. the fill light which is at the sideband is the fill in the shadows of the actors and give it a two dimensional feel.                          then there is the back light which would've gone in the back corner and point to the back of the actors so it makes it three dimensional the lights are called REDHEAD  which is the medium light and BLONDE  which is the big light For my shoot I will have the key light only facing the person I will be interviewing so it seems more like a interview but it won't be so close so I don't basically blind the person

To import into a bin R click import private - video footage AVCD>      BDMV>           STEAM>                .mts files - importing>                      (single click) Hold shift. click on .mts & then 5x files down this screen recording is of the rectangles which are the safe margins. 'in' point something on the move  legacy title is used for having a title of the scene. what I did was go to file then new then went to legacy title and created a title for my screen recording this will be used for the bbc for having a main title