Jack Nash asmedia

Advert Progress Before the closure of schools due to the coronavirus outbreak, I managed to finish both of my adverts as well as gain feedback from my teacher on how to improve them.  From the feedback, I added colour correction throughout the advert, first I increased saturation to improve consistency and brighten up some of the clips. This is because the clips were taken from many different venues where some were darker than others. Next I adjusted colour correction in the second advert to add more blues and give an impression of sadness, this helps portray the main characters disappointment as he learns he is injured which could affect his chance of getting drafted.  Overall I think both of my adverts turned out how I wanted them too and I think I used my use of editing skills and effects to create a good flow to both adverts. I am also happy with how I  portrayed the main character as I think the talking heads from him and his 'coach' showed ...

First ideas     NBA draft concept My s eries would follow the lead up to the NBA draft. It would focus on one main character training and performing before the draft Will show obstacles they have to overcome such as fights or injuries. settings; sports hall, away venues, interview room  contains interviews from a coach 2 part series first one shows him playing well  second one shows him getting injured and suspense whether he will get drafted or not

Lighting Cameras will adjust to changing light in auto focus Use aperture settings Time of shoot in day Changes in natural light can impact continuity  Time of day you wish to depict 3 point fill lighting Back Light Key light Fill light Chiaroscuro Lighting Harsh Lighting Creates extreme contrast  Creates shadows Common in dramas and horrors High Key Lighting  Harsh bright lights  reduces contrast White washed, clean look Low key lighting Creates shadows and contrast Used to create atmosphere Back lighting Scene directly lit from behind focus Usually natural Natural Lighting Any natural lighting