Emma Chamberlain Emma Chamberlain is
a lifestyle vlogger who has accumulated more than 11 million followers through
her vlog lookbooks, hauls and more.
Emma became popular as she pioneered a new editing approach to her vlogs. On 11thApril 2019, Chamberlain launched her podcast ‘anything goes, she addresses a wide
range of topics such as relationships, mental health, fashion and gut feelings.
I love Emma's content because it's relatable, she targets a young adult audience (as she is a young adult) and bases her content around her life. Parts of it (especially her podcast) are raw
experiences and how she dealt with them which is almost a comfort to this type of
audience as they will be going/have been through similar experiences.
She also recently started using a new filming style, her vlogs tend
to be more silent than before, its as if she’s not trying to make it
interesting with words rather showing it through the cinematography, she’s
letting the viewers see her day/experience through her eyes, which I
(personally) find interesting to watch.
60s psychedelic posters
In the 1960s, the psychedelic art movement was led by poster artists: Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, Bonnie Maclean, Stanley Mouse, Alton Kelley and Wes Wilson.
The art was inspired by Art Nouveau and Pop Art; Using richly saturated colours that contrast each other, bold lettering and bizarre iconography. The artwork was extremely influential to vinyl record cover art.
When making a print advert, I often gravitate towards this style of work as I feel like it's coming back into style lately. I like the bright colouring and over the top artwork, I think it's fun and creative and is really eye-catching to viewers.
Edgar Wright Edgar Wright is an English film director, screenwriter and producer. He is known for his fast-paced satirical genre films such as Scott Pilgrim vs the world, baby driver & Shaun of the dead.
He has won many awards for the way he can combine comedy, romance, and even fantasy into enjoyable well-known films.
Wright made his feature film debut in 1995 with an Independent spoof western, A Fistful of Fingers, which was broadcast on the satellite TV channel, sky movies. It caught the attention of Matt Lucas and David Walliams who chose him as the director for their comedy production mash and peas.
He then went on to direct the British comedy series asylum in 1996 which ran for 6 episodes.
In 1998, Simon Pegg and Tallulah Hynes brought Wright onboard to direct their sitcom spaced; Edgar Wright then went on to collab with Simon Pegg for the comedy horror film Shaun of the dead in 2004.
In 2010, Wright directed the 2010 comedy film Scott Pilgrim vs the world which let Wright win the Empire award for best director.
In 2017, Wright directed the action thriller film Baby Driver, he also wrote the script and co-produced the film which was made on a budget of US $34 million. The film grossed the US $226 million worldwide and received positive reviews.
Edgar wrights films are (to me) something new and interesting, he uses music and editing techniques to really make his movies flow smoothly and keep you hooked throughout.
Wes Anderson
Wesley Anderson is an American filmmaker. His films are known for their distinctive visual and narrative styles such as Fantastic Mr Fox, The Royal Tenenbaums & Moonrise Kingdom.
Anderson's First movie was Bottlerocket, 1996 based on a short film that he had made with Owen and Luke Wilson. It follows a group of Texans who aspire to achieve heists.
Anderson's movie 'the royal Tenenbaums (2001) launched Anderson into critical success and was later ranked as one of the greatest films of all time.
In 2010, Anderson released 'Moonrise kingdom' which earned him an academy award nomination for his screenplay. Later, (in 2014) The Grand Budapest hotel. This movie became Anderson's greatest critical success, earning $175 million dollars worldwide and being nominated for multiple awards.
I love Wes Anderson's work, as I feel like he is extremely unique in his cinematography. It's something as a filmmaker that I strive to be like.
Laura Pearman-10 Golden Rules for your Dream Career 14/02/22 Laura Pearman is a creative director, brand strategist and brand photographer with over 10 years of experience in the marketing and photography industry. She came into our college to give a talk about her tips to being successful and to have your dream career. Laura broke down her tips into 10 steps: And for some steps, she gave us (optional) tasks to make sure were practicing each step . Stay ahead of your competition-It's important to stand out against your competitors by making sure work is completed on time and constantly taking advantage of opportunities that are given to you. Understand the power of content creating-Making sure you keep up to date with the workings of your industry, keeping up to date with people in the industry whether that be videos or podcasts or newsletters. Write about your findings and go into detail on why you like it and make sure that you tag the creator in order to reach new people. ...
Media Industry-Mock Interviews Prep A mock interview is a practice interview of a job or university interview. -helps with answering difficult questions -develop strategies -improve skills in communication -reduces stress or nerves about the actual interview -receive feedback How to prepare for an interview -Research company-Interviewers may ask about the history of the company, company strengths or company policy. It is important to research so you are prepared for this. -Make sure to sell yourself and push why you’re right for the job -Pick scenarios where you have shown different skills -Look up common interview questions -Prepare a question for your interviewer -Be assertive -Practice with friends or family -Make notes and read through them - Plan your route!! -Plan what you need to bring (eg. Identification, bank account details, right to work, national insurance number, rebooked holidays, previous qualifications ) - get a good nights sleep What to...
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