Will Grimmer Level 4 Professional Diploma in Creative Enterprise

Deadline - 27th September   Consider: who you are; what your likes and dislikes are; how you think; your thoughts and dreams; your passions; how you see yourself as an individual and in the local and global community. It could include your ideas on the environment, politics, philosophy, religion, love, sex, life and death.     Initial idea -   Record and e dit a video of me introducing myself in front of green screen     Inspirations -  N akeyJakey videos ( https://www.youtube.com/c/NakeyJakey ) , TheMilkksiah WillNE video editing application ( https://twitter.com/The_Milkssiah/status/1280412973333467136?s=19 ) ,     Resources needed - Camera, Microphone, Laptop, Premiere Pro, Green Screen   (all at home) , music and graphics from internet , Audacity , Lights   Things to talk about -   - Been editing for 7 years (show some examples)   - Inspired by (Bo Burnham)   - Show videos im copying   Rough Script: ...

 

A 'headshot' is described online professionally as a "modern portrait in which the focus is on the person", often used by models and/or actors in portfolios or when applying directly for a job position in those fields. The photograph will be used and considered as a marketing tool for that person,   and as a result, should attempt to represent that person in one photograph, also standing out - but not for any bad reasons. In terms of what makes a 'good' and professional headshot, it is important that the lighting is good, directed on your face and isn't too bright or dark to not obscure any facial details - no strong dramatic shadows for example. The dimensions should be a simple '8x10' of the subjects face, eyes perfectly in focus and 'energised', framed from the chest up with a depth of field that makes a blurred background only. Make-up should preferably be at a minimum, again due to the point of a headshot to show off who you really are...

 1 - Conspiracy Designs | ( https://skateconspiracy.carbonmade.com/projects/6241569 ) - Graphic Design The website the portfolio for Conspiracy Designs' is held on opens up in a unique and visually interesting way when first typed in, immediately beginning a short animation of the creator's title being typed out on screen, before dissolving into the actual portfolio. This helps the site stand out from other portfolios as soon as the site is found, causing it to stick in the mind of whoever comes across it and become a higher potential of being returned to in the future as a result. The site is the split into three short parts, displayed within a list on screen; these are labelled as 'Advertisements', '2D' and '3D'. While this makes it much easier for those looking through the portfolio to find exactly the type of graphic design they are searching for and decide whether or not the person behind the work is someone to consider quicker and easier, the list...