Unit 2 - Performance
In my group is
Helen
Lauren
James
Dennis
We are doing performance on a radio play on a plane
The scene is set on a plane
The beginning will be set in the plane
middle not sure
end not sure
in the plane we are talking
my role I will play two people e.g. a child and staff on the plane.
The characters are the air hostess, children and background noises.
We can split most of the characters up
It starts off when everyone is on the plane going to America, but then half way through, the lights start to go off and everything strange happens. Everyone starts to get worried and wonders what is going on but no one knows what to do. People start to realise the plane is getting lower but when the air hostess goes to see the captain she see that he is dead. He has been killed by someone on the plane but they don't find him. In the end someone knows how to fly plane so they all survive except the pilot. The killer gets away. On the plane it is half way through and kids are screaming and people are watching a film. There are background noises and people talking about going to America.
I am playing two characters a kid on the plane and the pilot.
The kid I'm playing is around the age of 9 which is hyper child which likes to move a lot.
The pilot I'm playing is around the age of 30-40 while I'm flying the plane I get a heart attack
Lines
Pilot: Welcome to Virgin airlines i will be your pilot for the day we will be arriving at JFK at approximately 6am so i hope you enjoy the flight.
Air hostess: welcome, how are you? if you would like to take your seats thank you.
Unknown: excuse me can you show me where my seat is please?
Air hostess - Yes right here, you can put your bags up there.
Unknown - okay thank you.
Pilot: Seat belts please
Kid: Mummy are we going up
Pilot: Help! Help!
Kid High pitch: Mummy are going to eat that
Kid: Mummy why's the plane going down
my diary
we need 2 add sound
For my front cover I used the image of a path-way with a street light. In my design I tried to show a guy with a broken heart . I used Fire Works to produce my design. I also used Photo Shop to make this CD cover. To help draw the design I made use of tablets to make this part easy.
The back cover has the lists of tracks and a background of a street and a picture. The main thinking behind my design was the broken heart on the body that really stands out, so it would catch people’s eye. The stages I went though to get to this point was by looking at what an Artefact is, Analysing CD Covers by professional designers and by looking at package analysis.
Typical text included on a CD package is a track listing with track times, credits (such as producer info, where the album was recorded, etc), thank you text and contact info. DVD packages often include a brief synopsis, cast info, special features, awards and review quotes.
Supply images
From the deign studio i found out the that a strong photo can make a huge difference in the quality of your design. You can supply quality photographs* or photos taken with a digital camera at the highest setting possible. They cannot accept negatives. If you don’t have any images, let them know what you are looking for and they can come up with something awesome using photos from our stock collection.
This is the type of info that bands and singers see when they visit a typical CD design company.
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Design
The designer will thoroughly review all of your materials and get started on the design. They may use images from our stock library, or textures and effects to enhance your package design. Our designers will create one complete package solution to best suit your needs. An art director will work closely with the designer, providing feedback to ensure your package is designed appropriately and is professional quality.
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If you're looking to release a CD, we've got you covered. Our CD design team members thrive on the challenge of creating CD cover designs and packaging that represent your project and its personality. We are equally at home bringing your personal design vision to reality, or creating something unique to present you.
Design Process
1. Brief: Once you have contacted Matt Hopkins with your proposal and your requirements clarified, you will be issued with a quote.
2. Draft design: When the quotation has been agreed, you will receive one or two draft ideas, these can be revised or redrafted as necessary.
3. Further development: If you are happy with the draft design, it will be worked up to a high quality standard until you are entirely satisfied with the finished result.
4. Finalising: After you have signed off the final design, you will receive the completed artwork in your required formats. Final payment will be required at the end of a project.
Design Process
1. Brief: Once you have contacted Matt Hopkins with your proposal and your requirements clarified, you will be issued with a quote.
2. Draft design: When the quotation has been agreed, you will receive one or two draft ideas, these can be revised or redrafted as necessary.
3. Further development: If you are happy with the draft design, it will be worked up to a high quality standard until you are entirely satisfied with the finished result.
4. Finalising: After you have signed off the final design, you will receive the completed artwork in your required formats. Final payment will be required at the end of a project.
Scanning / Image Prep
We have a professional scanner operator on staff who utilizes our top-of-the-line drum scanner for scanning original photographs. If you supplied digital files instead, our designers will open all of the files and prepare them for our printing purposes. We’ll take care of things such as re-sizing, cropping, and converting from RGB color mode to CMYK. If you need retouching, a silhouette, or a custom illustration, see the Additional Services section.
