#26th feb

Date:26th Feb,2020

After doing some research and reference, I used a combination of hand-drawn style and stick-figure animation to create a sense of historical comics. The background uses a combination of striped light and indoor lighting to provide a sense of experience in the story. Besides, the primary colours selected are a combination of yellow and purple. As a set of contrast colours, they produce an absolute contrast in a picture, so that the bright contrast can be used to attract the audience's attention. Also, yellow is also the primary colour of the court scene, so it is more integrated.

The time tunnel opens and the film officially begins.

Judge begins trial of offender (who has 2 cats).

The content of the projection is divided into two sides, the perspective of the judge on the left and the perspective of the criminal on the right.

After fierce discussion, the judge ruled that one cat should be handed over to the court, and the other cat could be taken home and promised not to disturb the neighbors.

In the end, the prisoner shook hands with his neighbor and promised to take good care of his cat.

Whilst in interviews bands always answer the same questions over and over again - What we don’t get to ear from bands often however is how they feel about the more heavier topics, the topics that society care about rather than their obsessive fans.

My Audio Journalism idea would be a series of podcasts, with each episode being one interview with a band/artist. In that, we would talk to the client about everything and/or anything in todays current affairs. This would allow for great variety. One week we may talk to someone about the elections, and the next the refugee crisis. Whatever the big stories are (BRITS, Politics or Science), we’ll quiz and inform our guests on.

“Data Journalism is to acquire, research, extract and give sense and shape to the information which is too complicated for the reader and often full of numbers and statistics.”

Data Journalism is, in it’s simplest form, the info graphics you might see in a news article. It gets across large amounts of information that people need to know but don’t have the time to trawl through.

DATA JOURNALISM

Here is a good example of data journalism. To get across the amount of people on the planet and other related information, the BBC created this page where you can input details and find out about your place in the population.

Another part of Data Journalism is finding specific information. For exmaple if you wanted to find out tweets about the elections but not involving the police, you might search for “elections -police”. There are hundreds of other combinations of words that could be used. It goes even as detailed as being able to look at tweets about a certain topic in a specific area.

TRENDS MAP

Trends Map is another way to use twitter to the maximum. It allows the user to look at trends cross the globe and the further you zoom in, the more specific the trends are. At the time that I looked, one of the main trends in London were friday feeling, london and trump.

Graph Visualisations

There are sites to help with creating visualisations of information...

Tableau

Finished her presents earlier and they are now wrapped, ready and waiting. 

Had the day off today due to lecture being cancelled. A beautifully sunny day sat in front a computer screen not doing a lot. I really needed too though, as I have an assignment due in next week that I have barely started. :/

Watched 'Supernatural', catching up.