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What do you need to do in the photography industry and what conditions do you need to work in?

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What do you need to do in the photography industry and what conditions do you need to work in?

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Depending on who you work for and what work you would like to supervise in depends on the amount of salary that will be coming in. For example, if you're doing a job that it's only you who's working and is focused on birthday parties, weddings etc then the money that the customers pay is your salary. By then if you wanted to 'up the game' then you'll have to sign onto a course and pass that so you can the gradually work with a professional photographer or a helper and hopefully learn to then creating your own business.

Low starting salaries: £10,000

Famous or profession: £25,000 to £65,000

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Photographer job profile | Prospects.ac.uk

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Discover what it takes to be a Photographer. Find out expected salary, working hours, qualifications and more.

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If I wanted to apply for a job in the Photography industry, I would focus on a specific photography topic and build a portfolio by doing research and going out and experimenting.

Find opportunity's to take photos for an event, for example; birthdays, weddings, christenings and parties. This will boost your photography skills, communication skills and prepare you for the future. Add the photos to a DVD or CD.

Experiment with lighting. Set up a studio so you can take portraits of your family and friends and make copies of the images so you can add them to your portfolio. This will help you by working with different styles of lighting and stretch your ability to name lighting equipment.

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Structure of the TV and Radio Industries Questions

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Structure of the TV and Radio Industries Questions

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How is the BBC funded ?

Where is the funding distributed ?

How is ITV funded ?

Where is the funding distributed ?

What is product placement ?

Do the BBC have any commercial ventures ?

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Structure of the TV and Radio Industries Answers

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Structure of the TV and Radio Industries Answers

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BBC are funded by the government which is from the collection of licence fees. Viewers argue that BBC's licence fee is outdated but some believe it should be kept the same but be distributed beyond the BBC.

ITV is funded by advertisement and sponsorship, every commercial is money which then it is distributed to business sells finished programmes and formats worldwide.

Product placement is when a company pays a TV channel or a programme-maker to display or advertise their products or brands in a programme.

The BBC doesn't have any commercial ventures as they are their to purely serve the publics interests. This means that during a programme or film, there wouldn't be any adverts during the broadcasting. This is purely because of the publics interest and if adverts kept popping up every 5 minutes then they'll soon loose viewers.

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Chose ONE movie produced by a UK based production company to discuss

Which is the highest grossing movie produced in the UK ?

Do you need qualifications for a job in the Film industry ?

Is it cheaper to produce films in the United KIngdom?

Have any films ever been produced in Lincolnshire ?

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Mr Turner was filmed in UK, England, Wales and Hertfordshire.

Gross: $3,532,000 (USA) (6 March 2015)

You don't need foundation degree, HND or degree to be a film or TV editor, but it is important to show commitment and determination to be able to get into the industry.

Avatar and Titanic are two of the highest grossing movies that have been produced in the UK, both directed by James Cameron.

Director: Mike Leigh

Writer: Mike Leigh (screenplay)

Stars: Timothy Spall, Paul Jesson, Dorothy Atkinson, Marion Bailey and many more.

Cheaper films start of with writing to budget. The producer then has a estimate on how much the film would cost so then they write to the director so they can encourage the writer to work to that budget.

Development is a very important stage, they need to keep the cost to a minimum until the know the final cost of what they need to pay for.

Long films cost more as they have to be cut down to size in post production so the movie isn't to long for the audience.

There are six films that have been made in Lincolnshire:

Atonement

The Da Vinci Code- The Dam Busters- The Emerald Forest

The Haunting (1999)- Holiday Camp

Pride and Prejudice (2005)

The Ruling Class

The Young Victoria

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Mr. Turner Official Trailer #1 (2014) - Mike Leigh Biopic HD

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Profile a well known, famous publisher and some of their famous books

What is the process for getting a book published ?

Are publishing houses purely UK based ?

Has publishing become more difficult due to the web and digital publishing ?

How many employees work in publishing, approximately ?

How do they make money

Are there any large, well known publishing agencies ?

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Although John Fallon is behind the times, he keeps the first edition of Samuel Johnson's dictionary in a glass case.

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Alfred is a very well known photographer (1864-1946). Alfred creates his images in a different aspect to any other photographer as he is very open minded and looks deep into things and captures what he can see and not what he's oblivious to.

One of Alfred Stieglitz famous work was The Steerage. Alfred was looking at what's actually in the photo as he says "I saw shapes related to each other. I saw a picture of shapes and underlying that the feeling I had about life." It captures a different meaning to life that no other can see and that's why Alfred Stieglitz work became famous 'The Steerage'.

Most photographers jobs contain on starting with working your own hours, choosing a date that allows you to have some free time and work time.

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junior web designer job - 93digital - london w1h

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Junior Web Designer job - 93digital - London W1H | Indeed.co.uk

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06 February 2015 - Junior Web Designer - p Are you a talented web designer looking for an exciting opportunity within a young, small, fast growing agency in the best part of London? /p p We

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Where are the UK's animation studios located?

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Where are the UK's animation studios located?

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Blue- Zoo are based in the heart of London. Map reference: Chesterfield House, 385 Euston Road, London, NW1 3AU

Sun & Moon Studios. Map reference: Bath RoadPaintworks, Bristol, City of Bristol BS4 3EH, United Kingdom

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http://www.blue-zoo.co.uk/profile/team/

Blue- Zoo are multi-BAFTA award winning. They work in a very small studio as they combine skill, experience and resources of a large studio. They have passion, ambition and friendliness that makes them a team and this also enables them to take on projects of all size to the highest quality.

Throughout the past 12 years, they have become close to each other and built a strong relationship with TV broadcasters and media companies so that they can produce the work that they have set out to do to animations for commercials, children's series and branding.

There clients include BBC, ITV, BSkyB, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Disney, AMVBBDO, Leo Burnett London, Ogilvy London, Kellogs, Lego, Shell, Barclays and HSBC amongst many others.

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http://sunandmoonstudios.co.uk/the-team/

Sun & Moon Studio puts their animations on all media and digital platforms so that it is accessible on mobile phones, computers, tablets and TV. Sun & Moon Studio are a very secure animation production team that teaches young children the safety of the internet and how to over come a problem when it's approached. They are also good for educational purposes.

Ideas are taken in so that they can improve on their work or just different ideas for educational games and they will craft it into high quality end product. "We generate ideas, produce, direct, write, design, animate (2D or 3D), edit or code whatever content you need. We find and record the right voice artist, sounds and music and deliver your film, artwork, game or application in whatever format you require.

They are a very approachable team and very have a very friendly attitude.

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Are there any famous UK animated characters or shows?

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Are there any famous UK animated characters or shows?

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http://www.tv.com/shows/category/animation/decade/1960s/

Looney Tunes- 1960's

The Flintstones (ended 2001)

Tom & Jerry (ended 1980)

Scooby Doo, Where Are You? (ended 1972)

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How many people are employed in the animation sector? (approximately)

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How many people are employed in the animation sector? (approximately)

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3,000 are approximately employed in the UK working for the animation sector.

Around 300 companies employ animators.

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What is the main 'way' of gaining employment in animation?

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What is the main 'way' of gaining employment in animation?

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Getting a job in film or TV can be tough as you have to have someone who knows you or who you know. You should have experience in this sector as you are at a higher risk of employment.

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Are there 'rival' studios located around the world?

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Are there 'rival' studios located around the world?

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Yes there are 'rival' studios located around the world such as Universal Studios Florida which is located in Orlando;Florida.

Pinewood Studios is the home to the Harry Potter and James Bond films. This is located at Iver Heath near Windsor;Buckinghamshire. Also, The Star Wars VII is being filmed in Pinewood Studios.

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What are the main job roles associated with the animation sector?

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What are the main job roles associated with the animation sector?

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There are four sectors in the animation industry such as:

1. Development: this is the writing side of animation such as packaging and financing of ideas and scripts. This is good for people who have a good use of imagination.

2. Production & Direction: people who can operate cameras or are good at animating.

3. Editing & Post Production: putting all the footage together to make the final product. This is good for people who have a sharp eye so they can look for any mistakes.

4. Distribution: this is the last sector for animation. This is getting the product up to marketing and selling it to audiences.

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How do you apply for a job in the animation sector?

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How do you apply for a job in the animation sector?

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After school, you can either go into work straight after or continue on going on to do further study.

You may think about having an apprenticeship so you can earn and learn. The apprenticeship you need to put all your focus around is Creative and Digital Media. This gives you an insight on what you need to look out for so you're ready for the job.

The next thing you need to look into is Degree courses. If you are thinking of doing a degree course then you need to check out Creative Skillset Tick. This gives you the exact location of where the courses are held so it's easy for you to research.

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There are three different types of animation in the creative media industry, they all can be crossed over to pollinate and the most popular one that is being used today is computer animation (CGI).

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Traditional:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOVlVF3RJQc

Traditional creative writing is when an artist develops ideas on paper then adapts them to build them stronger. They then draw separate images of the main image on different pieces of paper to make them do different actions so when it comes to connecting them together, they move in a certain way to how you drew them.

This link is to show you how they processed their Disney animation during 1938.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2ORkIrHUbg

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Stop Motion:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vZ0iqUS6sg

Stop motion animation can be put into 3D (Puppets, Clay or Model) work or 2D on paper. They way it works is it's set on real life objects for example in a doll house, in a house or even outside. This is created in different shots with different movements. The creator sets up a camera on a tripod so the shots are not blurry when the picture is taken. They then move the objects little by little and when they do they take a snap shot. When they come to putting it all together, it should run with a nice flow to it.

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Computer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJaN643ri7s

Computer animation is where the designer creates an animated story by looking at it in different stages.

1. first step is to come up with ideas, if it's inspirational or just something in everyday life.

2. They then create a script. This gives the writer a big idea of what they want in their story, the details and what they are going to say during the film and how they are going to interact with each other.

3. The third step is to create a story board. This helps the creator by putting pictures into their mind then onto paper so they can review the ideas they came up with and adapt anything that doesn't suitably match the idea.

4. The next step that they go onto is animatic. Animatic is where you put all your ideas into an editing program and you can add sound and voices, this helps build the characters to life.

5. The next thing you do is modelling. You have to do this step because if you don't then your designs are just going to be flat without any detail and they will look unprofessional. This is a 3D model and it's a polygonal (shape) object so that it can move during the process.

6. This step includes rigging. Rigging is where you have to build a skeleton, this helps the body of the animation move around the space provided. You make the skeleton in the 3D program to see what it can and cannot do during the process. you can define the movements by adjusting the programming to the actions they are supposed to do.

7. Pre- Visualization (Previz), Pre- Visualization is where you add your final voices so that it's got the correct timing ready for the final film. This is the final to add anything or change anything to your film so after that you won't be able to go back and adjust it, it would cause serious delays in productions so make sure that you are happy with your changes.

8. Animation is basically what's going to give life to your piece so it'll have to take time and to no rush it. So after you animate your characters, it'll look like your final piece but it looks really plain looking.

9. This step is to do with lighting and rendering. Putting light on your models that you have worked on gives them texture and makes them look more realistic than they were when you first started creating them. If you don't have lighting on your models then they would look flat and you wouldn't know if they are talking as you wouldn't be able to see their facial expressions. What you want to create is a virtual lighting studio so that light hits the object all the way round to the parts that you can see. It's good to see some shadows as if there wasn't any shadows then you would think that the characters shouldn't be put there and it also brings them to life. Rendering is basically the system that you work on. It's a 'Render farm' where it's a room full of high end computers that are just for rendering. The system that has the rendering on wouldn't work on your normal everyday computers as it would seriously heavy. Rendering works by looking at the 3D model and the lighting which then generates the scene.

10. For this step, this is to do with editing and colour. After the project comes back from the rendering and you like them you place them back into the editing program. The movie is nearly done you just need to touch up on a few things. Colour correcting is basically where you make your shots as similar as possible so throughout the movie the colour never changes. After you have matched all the colours, You do a final grade layer this makes the object look and feel how you want it to.

11. For the final step, this is your sound design. This step is really important because you want your sound to be in time with the movement of your characters. You don't want it to be delayed or just slightly out of time. If your sound isn't to standards then viewers will think immediately that it's a poor movie.

This is the movie that was created by 'Bloop Animation'.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmzcJmd4QK8

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In the gaming industry, people use different gaming programs to develop different types of games. When making a game, there's a team of people who focus on different areas of the job for example