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The film Jumangi has a very different kind of film website. The traditional sort of website, for example the darkest hour.  Jumangi's website is themed around a game, when the official website is opened it has loading screen like a game, just after the loading screen it then goes to the home screen as it does that a pop up appears saying "get tickets now". It also has a mini game that can be accessed by clicking on the link that says 360.  Along the top of the home page there is a number of links leading to different parts of the website. on the home page it has the about paragraph and the cast and crew, just below this to give the website a more game like feel it has a section called "Meet the Avatars",  in this section u can look at each character and their "Strengths and Weaknesses"they demonstrate in the film.  Gallery has pictures from the film framed in a television. I don't think I will try to make any kind of games for my websi...

The design for the website was a dark colour scheme so then it connote the stereotypical horror aspect. This also helped add to the eerie thriller side of the production. once the viewer has clicked on the website they can get a very clear idea of what the film is about. The opening of the website tells the viewer what the film is called making them want to know more about the title of the film.  Once the viewer has scrolled down the page there is a segment revealing what the film is about. There is also a segment where the viewers can find the film and who the film is by, this is purely to further the knowledge of the viewer about the film. My website did intially after first being posted have some flaws as some of the links didnt work. I have since changed this so the links take you to specific parts of the website. There were a number of things that I thought could have been improved. The overall accessibility of the website could have been a lot better...

Toy Story 3 The soundtrack is audio that accompanies the moving image in a film or Tv production. Within the word soundtrack there are three components, the first being the dialogue, the second being sound effects (SFX), and lastly music. The dialogue is how as an audience we can tell exactly how the characters are feeling. The SFX help for the majority of the time to develop a sense of realism to the film / tv production, this is done by making sounds through different methods such as Foley to create ambient sounds as well as diegetic sounds. Finally the music is the thing that can really help reflect the mood of the characters / character, for example at the end of a Disney film there is always a happy ending therefore to make the ending even happier and to make sure that the audience understands that the characters are happy. Sometimes the music is purposely made to reflect a different mood to what is shown in the visuals of a film / tv production, this is usually a sign o...

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The Graham Norton Show Graham Norton joined by Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt, Charlize Theron, and Seth McFarlane. The show is located in front of a live audience, and has several celebrities at once on the show. A typical show consisted of one big celebrity name, a comedian sitting in the aforementioned comedy chair and a well-known musical personality who would all be introduced after the monologue. A typical show consisted of one big celebrity name, a comedian sitting in the aforementioned comedy chair and a well-known musical personality who would all be introduced after the monologue. The shows primary colour associated with the show is red this is due to the show being aired on BBC One which known for its red colour scheme. The dress code associated is very smart. To contrast this the host Graham Norton has a very relaxed and takes a very jovial approach when conversing with his guests. Generally the show sticks to very basic shots ...

On most DSLRs you'll find this on the Shooting menu. Select White Balance, then scroll down to PRE . Now press the right button on the multi-selector. By putting a blue coloured pieces of paper in front of the camera will automatically  make the camera think that the shot needs more colour to balance it out to make it white, ( the middle picture)  We also used different coloured gels to change the colour display on the camera. This is how our picture should actually look. It was taken using the Direct Sunlight setting on a Nikon D5200, and this is the colour rendition Nikon thinks the camera should produce.