Sunday, March 18, 2012

Agenda Week of March 19, 2012 - March 20, 2012

Agenda Week of March 19, 2012 - March 20, 2012

Agenda Week of March 19, 2012 - March 20, 2012

COMPUTER GRAPHICS ONLY-PHOTOSHOP TOOLBAR 1



1.    Rectangular Marquee Tool – Select part of your image, in the shape of a rectangle
2.    Lasso Tool – A free form selection tool that allows you to select parts of your image in whatever shape
3.    Crop Tool – Crop your image to your desired size and shape
4.    Healing Brush Tool – Similar to the Clone Stamp, the Healing Brush allows you to copy pixels from one part of your image and smartly repair other parts
5.    Clone Stamp Tool – Copy parts of your image over the top of others
6.    Eraser Tool – Erase parts of your image
7.    Smudge Tool – Smudge the pixels on part of your image to blur out imperfections or lines
8.    Pen Tool – Use your mouse to draw or write on your image as with a pen
9.    Path Selection Tool –
10. Object Rotate Tool – This is only for 3D images. The 3D object and camera tools become active when a 3D layer is selected. Use the 3D object tools to change the position or scale of a 3D model.
11. Hand Tool – Manually move your image so you can work on different areas
12. Set Foreground Color – Select a color to be working with for type of the paintbrush; the foreground    color is the active color
13. Move Tool – Move your image or parts of your image
14. Magic Wand Tool – A selection tool that lets you choose parts of your image based on color
15. Eyedropper Tool – Select the exact color from an image by clicking on it with the eyedropper
16. Brush Tool – “Paint” on or add color to your image
17. History Brush Tool – Works similarly to the Undo option, restores what was there or adds it in.
18. Gradient Tool – Create a gradient of two colors (foreground and background colors) across your canvas
19. Dodge Tool – Lighten an area on your image
20. Horizontal Type Tool – Add text to your image
21.   Rounded Rectangle Tool – Draw shapes on your image
22. Camera Rotate Tool –   This is only for 3D images, Use the 3D camera tools to move the camera view  while leaving the position of the 3D object fixed. The 3D object and camera tools become active when a 3D  layer is selected. Use the 3D object tools to change the position or scale of a 3D model;
23. Zoom Tool – Enlarge your view of your image
24.   Set Background Color –The background color won’t be used as frequently but,   if you   expand your canvas size, the background color will be the  background color of your canvas



MEDIA DESIGN ONLY- IMOVIE/ VIDEO VOCABULARY- 1

CLOSE UP
•       Head and shoulders are in the frame. Used if the director wants to focus our attention on one particular thing. This is often character’s facial expression
•       EXTREME CLOSE UP
•       Focuses the audience’s attention on small details and these shots are often used more for artistic effect, can give the audience a sense of discomfort
•       LONG SHOT
•       Shows us the whole character, drawing attention to costume and body language. Can be used to offer perspective
•       EXTREME WIDE SHOT
•       The view is so far from the subject that he isn't even visible. Often used as an establishing shot.
•       POINT OF VIEW
•       When we, the audience , see exactly what  the character is seeing
•       MID SHOT
•       When we see the character from the waist up with partial view of the setting in the background. Used so we can focus on the dialogue between two characters
•       MEDIUM LONG SHOT
•       When we see the character from the knees up with partial view of the setting in the background
•       BIRDS EYE VIEW
•       When the camera looks down on settings of characters from high above. This shot does, however, put the audience in a godlike position, looking down on the action. People can be made to look insignificant, ant-like, part of a wider scheme of things.
•       LOW ANGLE SHOT
•       The camera is placed below a subject looking up, it looks larger and more powerful
•       HIGH ANGLE SHOT
•       When the camera looks down on a person or object, it can look vulnerable. Not so extreme as a bird's eye view.
•       OVER THE SHOULDER SHOT
•       Looking from behind a person at the subject.
•       TWO SHOT
•       A shot with two people
•       CANTED ANGLE
•       Sometimes the camera is tilted, to suggest imbalance, transition and instability (very popular in horror movies). 


Monday 3/19/2012 -
COMPUTER GRAPHICS

Agenda  COPY IT

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  • DEMO: PHOTOSHOP MAIN TOOLBAR  Vocab/ Handout KEEP IT!
  • STUDIO #1-PHOTOSHOP Selections-  tutorials
DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN
    Agenda COPY

    • IMOVIE/ VIDEO VOCABULARY- 1    Matrix is DUE!
    • http://quizlet.com/10805498/i-movie-video-vocabulary-1-flash-cards/
    • Complete IMOVIE 1- Practice
    • Go to your IPHOTO presentation and apply at least 1 additional term from vocab to your ten shots...
    • DEMO-Instructions will follow to upload slideshow 
    • DEMO-  I-MOVIE INTRODUCTION Planning Task Titles- Teams & Brainstorming "What You Don't Know CAN Hurt you"

    Tuesday 3/20/2012- 

    COMPUTER GRAPHICS
    log in and respond to 1 of the icebreaker questions
    • Review- Vocabulary Photoshop Basic Toolbar
    DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN
    log in and respond to 1 of the icebreaker questions

    • I-MOVIE DEMO-  Advanced techniques

        Wednesday 3/21/2012

        COMPUTER GRAPHICS
        RETAKE PHOTO COMP 2 TEST!!
        • Review- Vocabulary Photography Elements 2
        DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN
        RETAKE PHOTO COMP 2 TEST!!
        • Review- IMOVIE/ VIDEO VOCABULARY- 1
        Thursday 3/22/2012

        COMPUTER GRAPHICS


          DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN

          Friday, 3/16/2012 -

          DIGITAL MEDIA DESIGN


          There is something captivating about this interesting, but essentially useless information.  Here is a batch of irrelevant facts.
          Research indicates that mosquitoes are attracted to people who have recently eaten bananas.
          Penguins can jump as high as 6 feet in the air.
          The average person is about a quarter of an inch taller at night.
          A sneeze zooms out of your mouth at over 600 m.p.h.
          The Neanderthal's brain was bigger than yours is.
          Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants.
          The average bank teller loses about $250 every year.
          In 1980, there was only one country in the world with no telephones - Bhutan.
          Every person has a unique tongue print.
          Your right lung takes in more air than your left one does.
          Women's hearts beat faster than men's.
          Pollsters say that 40% of dog and cat owners carry pictures of the pets in their wallets
          By at

          Image Resources

          JUST THINK ABOUT IT...

          "What would you attempt, if you KNEW you could not fail???"_anonymous

          "If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves." _Thomas A. Edison

          Mrs. Chastain

          Mrs. Chastain
          Students Fooling With Photoshop!