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Write 100 words on how your research has helped you with ideas, skills and techniques that you will take forward into creating your own title sequence.

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Key Frames (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Colour Correction (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Find 3 sources of research that help you with Compositing (e.g. tutorial Videos or articles)

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Using You Tube, B.O.B or another source - research a minimum of 3 Documentary OR News opening titles and write what you like about them and why.

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What I like about the BBC news opening title is the simplicity of it as it is quick with the only colours showing being red and white but is still professional looking which helps to create a pristine look.

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What I like about the Channel 4 news opening title is that the music is catchy and rememberable which means you will always associate that specific piece of music with Channel 4 news. I also like that the GFX is more polished and professional looking as it shows the audience it is a serious channel.

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Start Compositing in After Effects - Full Tutorial!

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Adobe Premiere Pro 2023: How to Use Key Frames for Beginners

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How to use KEYFRAMES when you edit in Premiere? (Beginners basics tutorial)

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How to add keyframes in premiere pro 2024

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4 Easy Tips for Color Correction in Premiere Pro

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Color Grading in Premiere Pro CC - Get Pro Film Look

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Premiere Pro Color Grading 2023 | Full Walkthrough

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My research has helped me in many different ways to understand how to use various different skills to incorporate into my own work such as how to make background objects less blurry and more vibrant by using Adobe Premier. My research has also given me ideas for my own work as it has taught me how to use more dramatic effects on Adobe premier as well. By learning about colour grading it has also allowed me to understand how to liven up my own footage that may have came out originally more bland looking.

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What I like about the Julian Koepcke documentary is that it has dramatic sequences that help to portray the emotions of Koepcke and the tragic accident she was involved in while also staying serious and informative.