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Garage band was the most fun in my opinion. I liked how creative it lets you become by doing and recording whatever you want wether it be a piano or your voice. I think that this would be a helpful tool in a documentary as not all songs are free nor fit the narrative of the story line you want to achieve.
The downside of the app was how long it took for me to get used to it. It was hard knowing where wach button for each action was, but you get used to it as you make more and more audio clips.
Personally, this is the best app out of the Ines I've covered. Compared to how the recorder app is layed out and the features on it, GarageBand seems so much more advanced allowing you to record what you want when you want. Also when compared to iMovie, GarageBand comes out on top. The fact that you can have this freedom makes the experience much more enjoyable and fun.

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iMovie in my opinion has gone downhill since I used it last. It feels very dumbed down for the average person to use just to put together some holiday pictures with some music. I don't really like this. I know this is about audio but I felt that this was necassary to mention.
Besides editing, the app seems like it wants you to follow a pattern. There is a nice selection of audio affects and music but not as much as GarageBand. I feel like I am being biased due to my use of iMovie back in the day compared to now and I'm not a big fan.
In comparison to the other apps, is say that the similarities to garage band and a general recording app is the fact you can export the audio, but compared to garage band, a similarity can be seen as being able to place audio snippets where you want to create an affect.
An improvement that I think that should be made is a switch to be added to allow you use an advanced version of the app, enabling you to access more features.

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The recorder app was very fun to use. I enjoyed how simple it was to record audio on it and liked experimenting with different sounds. The exporting is easy but is all sorted alphabetically on the app itself.
Compared to the other apps I've used today, I think this is one of the best audio apps, up there with GarageBand.
It is also a great representation of what it will be like to record audio seperatly in the media work I will producer later on.
This is the most basic app I used out of he three I could access but was one of the most fun. I liked how simple it was, how crisp the audio was and how much fun it lets you have to just record sounds with your friends. An improvement I could see tht would be fun is a voice changer/audio affect toggle. GarageBand has this affect and Is very fun to use. It lets you experience new sounds by using this and also is funny.

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This is another type of ebook in which is basically just close up images of the book. Not words, just images. I personally think this is poor. i assume this person who publishes these just bangs out videos for the money not the enjoyment of helping out children.
I think these ebooks could have so much potential if animated but they are not. Don't get me wrong, this channel has ten of thousands of views on this video, but it could be improved.
The colours of the ebook are the same as the movie i assume (I've never seen the movie but the images are just drawn pictures of movie aspects). I think that it is an easy way out.
The target audience of this ebook is definitely children although adults may enjoy if they have seen the movie. I would have to roughly guess around 4-8 year olds would find this most affective.

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Disney's Moana - Little Golden Books for Kids Read Aloud

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This ebook is not alike the 'green eggs and ham' ebook in terms of animation. The layout of this ebook is basically just highlighted words on a book. I think that this is a good idea as children can follow along, but i think that animation with subtitles would be better in a way.
The colour and drawings in this ebook seem to push the video towards older children aged 7-12 in my opinion. It has a lot more dialog than younger children ebooks which also weighs my opinion to one side.
In terms of animation they have used, the camera angle just follows the desired area of what the editor want the children to focus on. As i said before, i would have liked this to be include more animation as the storyline has a lot of potential in terms of success.

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A ghoulishly fun rhyming adventure, Zombie-Kids shows us that zombies are a lot like us. ** - Fixed layout presentation that mirrors the visual reading experience found in a printed picture book. - Read along narrated in an engaging human voice. - Read Aloud includes word highlighting in sync with the voice narration.

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Green eggs and ham is a relatable children's book that tons of people have read. The new trend of ebooks helps put across a visual version of this book that children love to watch. It also makes it easier for parents as they don't have to read a book anymore, but just put on a video instead. I feel that this is very impacting as they can't start to create a wide imagination for they future learning and play.
The colours in this video seem to stick to the original version of this video but are still bright and vary. The rhymes in this book also are put across in this video and children love rhymes.
I think this is very affective and fun to watch. I believe the age range for this are children between 4-7 or older as the is an all time classic.
In the ebook, real life scenarios are made with the crossing of cartoon characters to real world backgrounds. This idea i think came from charlie and lola which was also very successful in terms of animation.

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I am not sure if this is really made by the nhs because f the poor animation, but it could just be really old. It shows how to keep your child safe at home.
It is obviously aimed at newly made parents that are stressing out about preparing for their first new born baby per usual.
The video takes you through a numerous amount of situations varying from drinking bleach to hanging themselves. It doesn't show you how to resolve these issues but does leave you with a hard-hitting line at the end; "Children aren't made of cloth and stuffing. Make sure your home is safe."
The colours seem primary and does look like it could be made for children as the character is also a stuffed toy, but that line at the end suggests otherwise. I think that this animation is very affective but could be improved in terms of movement and animation.

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This animation is VERY factual. It is based on the cuts being made and the expenses in the nhs.
Straight away you can see a steep slope with a nurse pushing a patient up it. This is already showing how clever the producer was. This obviously signifies the steep climb they have to make to financially support the costs that are being made each day.
Further on in the video, numerous facts pop up on the screen. I think that these can be made better if in a more vibrant colour.
Talking bout colours, I am not sure what orange and a shade of blue have to do with anything but i assume its just for looks. The uniforms of the nurses and the sheets of the patient match what they would be like in real life. This bring the real life aspects into this fake world as such.
The age range of this is animation is aimed at teens to adults i suppose but i think that children would like this as well due to the bright colours and silly animation motions.

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Tough times: the financial challenge facing the NHS

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The NHS faces an unprecedented financial dilemma: the supply of funding is struggling to match the growing rate of demand for healthcare. To find out more, including how the NHS compares to health systems abroad and the possible ways of dealing with the financial challenge, please visit http://www.nhsconfed.org/finance

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The nhs has made a very affective video here. They made a short animation about the reasons you should and should not go to the hospital for. They pared this up with a catchy beat with cleverly rhymed verses and an also catchy hook. It is also attempted to be made funny as thy switch up the beat and lyrics to a rap sequence and this is meant to appeal to teens i suppose.
The colours are very graded. The background makes me think of a hospital due to the pale teal colour that you see in most hospital or even pharmacies. The characters are also made to be dressed in bright colours in which catch your eye and are made to stand out because of the pale background.
I think that the target audience is for all ages from 5 upwards. Is is very factual and also annoying because of the song being stuck in my head.

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Bbc 3 made this documentary is based on the fact of people being failed by the nhs. As it is produced by this network, it has a very modern feel to it due to its fancy, creative shots and cuts. I do prefer this style compared to the there two documentaries i have covered as i lie the creativeness.
The documentary as a whole follows people that have been 'failed' by the nhs. It consists of people complaining about when they have been shut out by the nhs in terms of appointments and also medication.
I really like that they include doctors and high up members of the nhs to answer their questions that the pubic feel cheated on.
As it is a modern documentary, compared to the older ones that i have covered, the music is definitely newer and upbeat because of the target audience. I enjoy their use of music and transitions compared to the older ones that i have said before.
The layout of the documentary is definitely well structured and also the ratio of filler shots to interview to b-roll is definitely well thought out as their is not too much of each back to back especially in which annoys me.

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failed by the NHS mental health UK full documentary

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26 year old Jonny Benjamin, who has schizoaffective disorder - a combination of schizophrenia and depression. investigates why many young people with mental illness are failing to get the right treatment from the NHS.

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This first documentary is all about black nurses. I feel like this was made due to the current times in our generation that need to be addressed due to racism and equality in job roles due to skin colour.
This is very affective as i feel bad for the interviewees in the video as they share their experiences, in the nhs, as a black nurse. They share their views and experiences and show what they mean via flashback type videos dating back to when his was frowned upon.
I don't think that this is as bad as it was in other countries particularly, but this is still bad.
There is not much music in this video apart from the common, boring documentary music that is always over the narrator kind of role if you'd call it that.
Just like the pre nhs documentary, i think that the flash back videos of footage from the past is very affective as it backs up information people give in interviews.
This documentary is definitely impacting to look back on how things used to be.

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Black Nurses The Women Who Saved the NHS Full BBC Documentary 2016

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This documentary is the typical length of an average documentary. It is based around a time the nhs was around up to when it is founded.
I really like the old footage around used in the video as it backs up information used in the documentary. Interviewees of the documentary are from around the time or close relatives whom had no health care as such as the nhs.
The layout of the documentary is as a normal, classic documentary would be layer out with various interviews and b-roll footage.
Also included in the production are old techniques of medical treatment which do not look as good nor as pleasing as now. This i assume is used for emotional connections or to show ho lucky we are now.
Music is played throughout the documentary to also create an emotional atmosphere throughout when bad things are happening or a happy vibe when things are looking good in the video.

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Health before the NHS 1  The Road to Recovery