Level 3 Creative Media Production

· Creative Intention What is your chosen genre of photography as discussed in class? My chosen genre of photography is portraiture, abstract and fine art. The reason why I have chosen this genre is because I have been researching and looking at different photographers’ work and throughout my findings I came to realise how much I like the idea of combining art and more specifically abstract art into photography. Explain your concept/theme for this genre. The theme chosen is a representation of the darkness and brightness of the world’ issues of today at all levels from people, violence, wars, knife crime, mental health issues, poverty, animals extinction, politicians, immigration, environmental damage (pollution).... You need to explain your approach to your ideas and why you have chosen them? My  ideas is to represent the issues are that going on in this world and how I perceive these issues. I feel photography is like a pathway that is meant to pass a m...

Professional Practice Reflection. Why did you make a C.V? Firstly, I produced a C.V because I am planning to apply for work in the media industry, and it will tell companies about my qualifications and  skills in terms of what I have achieved and what I would like to do. Secondly, it helps me reflect on what I have accomplished so far and decide what I need to do next. How did you make a C.V? My teacher took us through the key points of creating a C.V specifically for the media industry and gave us some tips. For example, such as being positive and sell yourself to show confidence in your ability and not to be vague in your self description as you need to build a detailed description of your persona.  I also did my own research on media C.V’s to get some good examples then chose the main key points that I needed to cover. swsws Why did you write a cover letter? I produced a cover letter because most companies and organisations require a brief cover lette...

Secondary research for my ideas Viktoria Stutz Viktoria is a beauty and interior photographer currently resides near Hamburg, Germany. She was born and raised in Kassel where she discovered her love for photography at an early age inspired by her mum. Stutz has produced work for the following magazines: VOGUE Germany / JOLIE Germany / Madame Germany / VOGUE Italy / VOGUE Australia / Harper’s Bazaar Russia / Elle Decoration Germany / ELLE US / ELLE Turkey / ELLE China / GRAZIA Magazine / GLAMOUR Magazine / Woman Austria / Femina France / New Beauty US / VOGUE Australia / Cosmopolitan Australia / Body & Soul Australia / MIUMAG / Siempre Mujer US / Santé NL / Müller Luxus Magazine, and her clients range from; Glossybox / s.Oliver / Colgate-Palmolive Services /   Elmex / Immonet GmbH / Twinkle Brow Bar / Lycogel / JUUN Manufaktum / Fielmann (client: Orendt Studios) / Vivel India to Selfridges UK. Her photography study at ...

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Questions to ask to the photography students : What is it about photography that made you choose to do this course? Have you worked with both analogue and digital photography? If yes, which do you prefer best? And what do you find different about the two? What is the difference you experience when taking photos using analogue? Or is it all about digital photography nowadays? What is your opinion on digital photography  - has it improved photography? What do you like specifically about the dark room? How much work goes into developing the photos? Do you think this adds to the worth of the photos? Do you use photoshop to retouch photos? What would you say your style of photography is? Is there one particular photographer that you like or has inspired you with your work? Do you feel photographers get as much recognition as they would have done a few decades ago? Do you think that you are going to make a difference in the photography industry?