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My thoughts and feelings about the class

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-01 23:45:28 UTC

This class is going to be very creative and challenging. I will be thrown out of my comfort zone by using Apple computers and learning digital media programs, though I am looking forward to it.

80 potential ideas for my video:

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-01 23:45:37 UTC

Board games vs Console
Use of phones while driving
Homelessness in Adelaide and how we can help
Weight-loss
Martial Arts and the benefits
Packaged Foods and why they're bad
Finding employement in Australia
Anime magazine (Self-made)
Why dogs are mans best friend
Historic person of interest
Favourite healthy foods
Favourite Hobbies
Benefits of community group classes for introverts
Introduction to manual transmission cars
How turtles respond to humans feat. Leo and Turquoise (my turtles)
Does gaming help people to relax and relieve stress?
Differences between Anime animation and regular cartoon animation
How to create a recipe
How to make a good Youtube video
How to use the internet to your advantage (Learning any skill on Google)
A day in the life of a landscaper feat. Pro Irrigation and Landscaping
How to create a website
How to use Adobe in- design
How to use an android phone: for seniors
How to access, copy and move files on your pc.
Why I prefer Androids
Holden Viva 2005, Manual transmission review
Toyota Hilux 2015, Automatic, a review
How every human sees differently
How we see colours differently
My thoughts on the theory of the colour blue not existing to humans until recent centuries.
A review on the Sims 1, 2, 3, and 4. How far the game has come.
How to draw cartoon and anime styles
How to cosplay
How to Harvard reference correctly
How to create a magazine in Publisher
How to make balloon animals
How to speak the basics of French
How to speak the basics of Auslan
How to adapt from American lifestyle to Australian (Driving, wording differences, common foods to eat in Australia)
How social media can give a person power over businesses
Travelling in America
Hairstyles: how to create
Everyday life in Australia
A guide to Australia: Kangaroos really exist, Koala bears drop and nope ropes can kill you.
How to code with HTML (hyper-text mark-up language)
Reviewing mind mapping with bubbl.us
Why TED talks are so effective
Why adopting from a shelter is always better
Raising a rat: Tending to all needs
Reptiles and their intelligence
How to train your playful puppy: Using fun to your advantage
Using colours to improve your memory while writing
Why humans choose gaming and social media over interacting face to face
Biological differences: No two people can see the same rainbow
We know its bad for us, so why do people drink, smoke and do drugs? The science behind our mentality
Misdirection and its importance to magicians and charlatans
Stories of those affected by major organ failures, Cerebellum Strokes, Triple, heart valve Bypass and liver failure: What really happens after failure
The reality behind our childhood nursery rhymes
Why you shouldn't complain about Adelaide traffic: An insight into traffic conditions in other countries
Blogging about your everyday life and the stress relief it may provide
How to give an effective presentation
Youtube, College humour and charities: Why reaction videos get such a reaction
The strong effect fictional characters can have on the mind
Depression as an illness and its effects on different people
The use of grammar and spelling and how it has changed for future generations
How to make pull apart cakes for kids birthday parties
How genetics work and how alike we can be to our parents and grandparents
The importance of skin colour to our ancestors and the reasoning for it.
How to design a webpage around your target readers
Breakfasts around the world and why it's important to eat it
Fandoms and the strength of fans in numbers
Why do we worship other, more successful people such as artists, actors and dead historical people.
Leaving behind a legacy: Past inventions that created our present
With increasing problems with our youth, should we use a tougher discipline on our younger generations?
How colours affect our emotions and reactions
How VR and AR has, and will, change the future
Animal Cruelty and how we can stop it
The minimalist lifestyle and how it can clear your mind
Ebooks Vs Hard copy: and why I think hard copy libraries will always be around

My favourite idea

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-01 23:45:48 UTC

I have decided to cover a guide of Australian 'drop bears'. These are fictitious creatures supposedly related to the Koala with its own fictitious ideology attached to it.
The guide has many aspects that can interest people of different backgrounds and levels of knowledge of the drop bear.

Researching your product

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-02 02:47:39 UTC

5 Academic sources:

1.Sully S, 2014, Here is proof that boxing kangaroos are, in fact, the real deal, TEN Network, 7^th October, Informit TV News, viewed 16^th July 2018

https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/TN_informit_tvnewsTSM201410070027
2.Janssen V, 2012, ‘Indirect tracking of drop bears using GNSS technology’, Australian geographer, vol.43, iss. 4, p.445-452, Taylor and Francis. Viewed 16^th July 2018

https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/?recordid=TN_tayfranc10.1080/00049182.2012.731307
3.Bell R, 2011, ‘Scope: Weird Animals’, TEN, 29 October, EduTV

https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/TN_informit_edutv177055>
4.Cannane S, 2014, Boxing kangaroos: Suburban streets may see their share of punch ups but not one like this one, Lateline, 7^th October Informit TV News, viewed 16^th July 2018

https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/TN_informit_tvnewsTSM201410070225

5.Smith G A, 1953, ‘Hoop snakes’, Folklore, Taylor and Francis, Ltd, on behalf of Folklore Enterprises, Ltd., Vol.64, No.2, p.351. Viewed on 16^th July 2018

https://www-jstor-org.access.library.unisa.edu.au/stable/1257424?Search=yes&resultItemClick=true&searchText=hoop&searchText=snakes&searchUri=%2Faction%2FdoBasicSearch%3FQuery%3Dhoop%2Bsnakes&refreqid=search%3A92f84843d3fa67cec73a95e793438e2b&seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents

Target demographic

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-02 02:55:16 UTC

Who am I making this review for? Consider all types of target audience.

The target audience I am making the film for is:
*People of International origin/ Tourists
*People who Have knowledge of the fictitious names of Australian animals but do not know the origin.
*People under 30 who are less likely to know the ideology.

I want people to feel different emotions throughout the video. I want them to feel curiosity, humour, fear of the fictitious ideology, and contentment of knowledge towards the end. I will accomplish this through different stages of the video by adding colours, fonts, images and music to the corresponding emotion I want the audience to feel at the time.

Annotated Bibliography- Academic (Wk 2 weekly tasks) How was it helpful to the assignment? short paragraph

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-02 03:04:08 UTC

Bell R, 2011, ‘Scope: Weird Animals’, TEN, 29 October, EduTV
<https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/TN_informit_edutv177055>
This seems to be a useful reference for when I look for nicer, less vicious, information on kangaroos and koalas for the end of the promotional video. It shares information and cute images that can provide great inspiration for drawing and designs.
Janssen V, 2012, ‘Indirect tracking of drop bears using GNSS technology’, Australian geographer, vol.43, iss. 4, p.445-452, Taylor and Francis. Viewed 16^th July 2018
https://search.library.unisa.edu.au/record/?recordid=TN_tayfranc10.1080/00049182.2012.731307
Helpful due to the vast, factual seeming article and evidence on the ‘Drop Bear’ and the brief mentions of the bundy bear, hoop snakes and yowies.

Aus MindMap

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-09 03:05:07 UTC

1. What has mind mapping shown you about the product?
International people generally ask me if certain, well known, animals actually exist. The mind mapping of this idea has taught me that I know more about the animals and falsities that we tell about them than originally thought. Having grown up in the hills of Adelaide I have heard of many false names to these animals which have come in handy for my video presentation.

2. Was it difficult to explore your product so deeply? (Can you think of 100 ideas easily?)
Not too difficult as I already knew many names of these animals and information about them. I also had many fun ideas flow when this Mindmap was started.

3. Did you come up with any new ideas that will help you think differently about planing your promotional video?
I thought of many ideas that could help make the presentation funny and interesting to the target audience

Synopsis

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-16 02:00:23 UTC

Drop bears, the vicious cousins of the Australian koala. They target tourists and unsuspecting animals that enter their habitat. Watch the video and learn how to protect yourself from drop bears in the Australian bushlands.

Treatment

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-16 02:00:32 UTC

1. "Warning: The following content may scare some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised." -Fade
2. Music starts up, and drop bear, sentence-selling information, begins. "Every year non-Australians go missing in Australian bushlands - But there are ways to prevent these attacks from happening..
..to you. images fade in/out of slide for duration.
3. Listed prevention methods images fade in/out
4."Know your surroundings... And look up" images fade in/out
5.Call to action card "Look up, and live."
6. music and forest image fade out to silence. Jump-scare image of terrifying koala, with sound effect roar

Drop Bear Campaign:

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-19 02:25:32 UTC

http://www.submarinesailor.com/bbs2/forums/get-attachment.asp?action=view&attachmentid=3056

Blue from Best Oz 2012, Dex, my pet koala attacked the postman…, SubmarineSailor.com, 10^th May, viewed 18^th July 2018

http://www.submarinesailor.com/bbs2/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=11834&posts=9

Cartoon Koala

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-19 02:26:32 UTC

https://s3.envato.com/files/155412912/Koala%20Cartoon_PREVIEW.jpg

rubynurbaidi 2018, Koala Cartoon, envatomarket, viewed 18 July 2018

https://graphicriver.net/item/koala-cartoon/13425221

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-19 04:02:02 UTC

Annotated Bibliography and Reference List PDF

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-07-19 04:52:29 UTC

References used during video

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-08-20 02:40:40 UTC

Forest for video background

crystal_kershaw82 — 2018-08-20 02:43:39 UTC