Saturday, 5 January 2013
Following the codes and conventions
Here is an image of a professional print advert, and below is the picture of the print advert we created in order to show how we follwed the codes and conventions. For instance the main image used to attract and appeal to the audience. Also the use of colour scheme which is used for both the channel 4 logo and for the backround behind the title and scheduling.
Thursday, 3 January 2013
Radio script
More and more people are embracing the
permanence of body modification by a way of ink.
“Tattooing has really hit the stratosphere
”
Tattoo’s tell a story; an individual, unique
and cultural story. However not everyone follows the conventional ways of
tattooing and tattoos are getting weirder and weirder.
“Stickmen
on the bum cheeks”
“So it was
like a confused snail”
“Wanted
bee’s on his knees”
What some might consider art,
others see as a massive turn off
“Ew no”
“That’s
quite weird”
“Awful”
“Too
much, way too much”
Beauty or beast?
Permanent Ink; 21st of January, 9.00o’clock,
channel 4.
Evidence of radio editing
When creating the radio trailer in the 'ice radio studio' we took pictures whilst the recording was taking place and again whilst editing the recording using adobe premier pro.
Sketch of print advert
Before creating the print advert we first draw a sketch of what we intended the print advert to look like.
Voice over script
Voiceover script
Montage of tattoos by different people
participating in interviews.
‘Tattoos
are widely popular and still spreading throughout each country. They can range
from small, unique designs to full body paintings depending on the person.
Tattoos are considered by many as pieces of art, personal to each owner. The
popularity of tattoos is continuously increasing; more so now than ever before.’
Vox pop – reaction to tattoos.
‘Some people could consider a lot of
tattoos to be over the top. Some go to extreme lengths with their own personal
body art.’ (Show picture of the ‘Lizard man’ then their reactions to it) Others
believe that there whereby tattoos are concerned you can never take it too far
(footage of a tattoo artist or someone with a tattoo saying how you can never
take it too far – Chris?) The variety of opinions vary due to a difference in
age and gender.’
Process
The art of tattooing follows a very
complicated process. (Footage of a
person saying the process of a tattoo, followed by archive material and cut
aways)
Archive footage - Kerrang magazine.
‘Tattoos
increase in popularity every year, especially since the popular, realism shows,
LA Ink and Miami Ink. Celebrity endorsements like this have increased the
demand of tattoos varying from all ages. Even recently a popular rock music
magazine ‘Kerrang!’ featured a full issue on tattoos alone (shows archive
material)
Reasons behind getting a tattoo
Whether
the reasoning is to spite a parent, take full advance of turning 18 or to do
something completely outrageous, every persons tattoo has their own personal
and special meaning behind it.
Regretting a tattoo
However,
wanting to do something completely crazy may cause lasting regrets, in
particular if it’s an utterly extreme idea.
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Running order
Although we are only producing the first 5 minuets of the programme we still planned the whole 30 minuets of the documentary to ensure that we did not create a whole documentary with only 5 minuets. Below is the running order of the documentary.
Sequence
|
Time
|
|
Vox pop – people discussing tattoos – What is the weirdest
tattoo you’ve got strangest got/strangest place you’ve got tattooed?
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Opening titles
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Montage of tattoos by different people participating in
interviews.
|
30 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with tattoo artist, on process of tattoos with
cutaway of equipment.
|
40 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with someone with a tattoo explaining their
weirdest tattoo.
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with artist on strangest tattoo.
|
30 SECONDS
|
|
Actuality footage of someone getting a tattoo.
|
10 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with artists on why tattoos are popular.
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Vox pop – reaction to tattoos.
|
40 SECONDS
|
|
Interviews with someone covered in tattoos and the meaning
behind it.
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Archive footage - Kerrang
magazine.
|
10 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with people who regret tattoos.
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Zoom in of a person’s tattoo.
|
10 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with Kat Von D.
|
1 MIN AND 30 SECONDS
|
|
Montage of images from tattoo studios.
|
1 MIN
|
|
Actuality footage of another person getting a tattoo.
|
30 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with David Beckham about his love for tattoos.
|
2 MINS
|
|
Montage of people in a tattoo studio looking around the
shop at designs etc.
|
30 SECONDS
|
|
Big close up of somebody’s tattoo.
|
20 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with ‘lizard man’ (Erik Sprague)
|
1 MIN 30 SECONDS
|
|
Interview with ‘Lizard mans’ wife – about her opinion of
her husband’s tattoo.
|
1 MIN
|
|
ADVERT BREAK.
|
3 MINS
|
|
Archive material - images of extreme tattoos.
|
10 SECONDS
|
|
Tattoo artist.
|
2 MINS 30 SECONDS
|
|
Someone who hates tattoos.
|
1 MIN 30
|
|
Interview with Jodie Marsh.
|
2 MINS
|
|
Interview with someone who has a tattoo with a meaning.
|
3 MINS
|
|
Closing credits.
|
1 MIN
|
|
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Opening title
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