AESTHETICS OF IMAGE AND TEXTNEWSPAPERS AND JOURNALISM Le) Peek Man ees LiR MCMC RSC CUS Adley broadcast, Internet or word mouth to a third party or mass audience.” >From its root word “news”, the kind of information one needs should have nee med ea La PM CeRe gai er URAC Ni Hila M To) MTOR Reece Clem Lien what, where, when, why, how). >The most interesting facts should be captured by the opening line also known as the lead sentence. The lead is the responsible for the readers to get hooked to a story.NEWSPAPERS AND JOURNALISM ett) Paes teR-ma tat eee) (caniare Palate Cel Liars TiCe Mc Ss ae ROL ea newspaper, magazine, radio, and television broadcast, or the Internet” and eRe el eee ECR Neel mn eee Pa eRe Ua rece Leos a keel eek iN AMES SUMMA AEA e eM eect e Rk dlinot laa aoe elm ce Remorse Puree coe Ro ee (Reco eo UneBOOKS, COMICS, MAGAZINES Different kind of BOOKS have their various formats or structures of relaying LCR CoR a CT ee » Literature Books — usually involve fictional or true-to-life stories of the HTsaTRSe lato cM aCd i Reel Len Ree pe ikelg oe eee OL PME Cel Melee) Renate Rdor UIT UUM COMA Leelee oc] Cea hardbound covers >There are also picture books, children’s books, art books, and many others.BOOKS, COMICS, MAGAZINES Comics format Pease Mice alecer adm eee lee cele Tae ee] °) (Mallen hen oa alt Tee-Lee tod) (-erse lla UAE Tare ale NALA eM MICS AUeIEE Tae] 19 translated into other forms of media preduct > Usually designed into panels, where visual drawings are similar to how you elt CoN Xela Moat N CMe PL ellore (Uli Lar Me cat eee ES IRN Alamo dialogue balloons and panel lines. >The visual aspect of comics attract the lower classes more, however, some comics today are designed for specific audiencesBabeyBOOKS, COMICS, MAGAZINES Magazine format Peal iTS UM Le Sef RO LRM Fs °2-) oreo) eT Reet Pea (61] magazine contains printed stories or essays, illustrations and photographs, and pages of advertising content. > Magazines are periodical, meaning there is a regular schedule when it comes out. Sera LN att = Reader's DigestPHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGE CONCEPTS Photography ls originally defined as, “the process of recording images through a chemical interaction caused by light rays hitting a sensitized surface” referring to the celluloid film also known as the negative. >In the age of digital photography, this process of recording images happens when the image is captured or encoded as electronic signals , stored in the camera system’s memory storage unit, and later decoded as digital Coco eeccml Mr Te (e > Still the basics of shooting photographs and analyzing them still remain.PHOTOGRAPHY AND IMAGE CONCEPTS Photography >In composing a shot, the following questions need to be determined: See Ren era aM lola lm cen Rte) [ ta ed ™ Where is the camera placed? Is it higher or lower than the subject? ER e eM an oe Lome Peat Ce Rae ete Nal Crom a enol eg Pea Mre Ta Re Ta Meera eee lees] oN lanl ere]aeclaraeo Mel sre-m Ut Ten (ele dae 1a) photograph. Shadow and highlights could further determine the emotional focus sought by the photographer.AESTHETICS OF a ee aTHE FILM FORM >The traditional way movies are made, is from a celluloid film strip which eRe eT M ic lane CR Te Ta MUTT aoe) RL AChR Tare Mane ee alae ac Ricca elm seers aes moms eM ine MiM ICR Cone eee) ( act M melee Reece >This is why film was earlier called “moving pictures” and later shortened into “movies”. > Films had two formats: the Short film, which total running time will not exceed one hour, and the Feature-length or Full-length film which usually lasts up to two or three hours.MODES OF FILM PRODUCTION PREPRODUCTION PUN CR ER ie El RM e Taare es e-\9 ele Mine aC OM EM ha sed CENT le eine he Recs eel Rea Milam Mie teen ene ellen Taetae olde Brae Paucar Rese ene on MUTT E-To Raa Ma ECan an} discussed and budgeted. Casting is also in this mode. PMMA rl eo eRe) mone tam EN-) SOM M ATR esrol mm MAM ale (oe Ul C-Tolor elf production design, shooting details, and editing concerns. >» Preproduction could take months or years depending on the requirement Cau RieMODES OF FILM PRODUCTION PRODUCTION PMN CRER AE TU elacerey tine Rema Bil een -il gn eel h un Mae eae photography phase”. > Actors and the crew members will arrive at their scheduled shooting days to perform their roles and duties. > Typically, a mainstream commercial film worth two hours will be shot in 10 days or less.MODES OF FILM PRODUCTION Ohi 100] en Le) \) Paes e MER MIEN aTiN Rhee eheaele| 14a eR MT aT-\9| el cere7L| be edited together; the music will be composed, recorded and laid out with the edited images, and the special effects or other graphic requirement will be put in the film. > Usually a typical mainstream film is edited for less than 25 days.FILM FORMATS Ns e Uh dee Celtel El MaMa Te Red Rea CLCLa Ree Lele RTI LeLe aT) were made up by the film’s scriptwriter. DOCUMENTARY - the opposite of the narrative film, documentary films presents nonfictional or factual characters. Documentary films is made to present specific issue or societal concern to its viewers. ANIMATION - the oldest form of film format. Any non-moving object thing, object or even person could be animated or shot to later appear to move. But ever since cinema was invented, animation has been associated with non- Venema ieee ae aa) OP eet ose Tat ee hee cee) Arua aloe ea 1 iN Rel the film form, the shooting styles, the production process, and the concept.THE TV BROADCAST Television or TV for short, is somewhat similar to the aesthetics of the film form. TV production processes also use the same technology, especially in today’s digital shooting style. PUR ee Mere Re RRC A RUC e (Ture MUA LATS LAT) SU emerson Ie WTI NIE MeL) AL ceRel LRT TUS LE Coad sometime to make another movie while TV stations has an endless supply of TV shows to include in their regular programming. Peat eile aera ole Marrs RUE m eae New media usually compasses two form: the web-based applications or those access by going online, and the mobile applications which pertains to accessing online information via mobile phones. Pm emem CMM Melmeod shi mecle ene een scel Bekele} citeml ee Re Mate Clea a gon cman Mancha Keclea il Pench t cae) le ee R AC MaU teil Naeem moms cline mm date erorolleCl Tee a aCe (SLR) camera has now the digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera.INTERSECTING TRADITIONAL MEDIA WITH NEW MEDIA » JOURNALISM + INTERNET = BLOGGING = Weblog or blog is define as “a website, usually maintained by one person, where he/she post commentary, descriptions of events, pictures or videos. ® Blogs are often referred to as “online journals”. » BROADCASTING + INTERNET = PODCAST = Broadcasting using the internet. Originally referring to Apple’s popular music player iPod and its capacity for downloading audio programs for later listening. >» FILM + INTERNET = YOUTUBE BuO) ects en Richie teeakie ici coeTRANSITIONING MEDIA, TRANSITIONING USERS ee Rn elim EN Metalic tema vena] eee Tel treed amen Me fe Le world. > Digital Native — had inhabited the terrain of internet from childhood; they are those who have never known a world without email, mobile phones, Ellon coeds > Digital Immigrants — those who came lately to net communications, those who have come from the age dominated by single one-at-a-time source Dare e gE EN 010)