This what i will be doing in brain class is using flash and the time line of the advert we will be using.

Voice over : What i will be doing for the voice is to have deep toned voice saying the name of our radio and saying what we will be doing but not giving away to much detail

sound effects : The sound effects will really just be thing you hear in the open envirament such as door opening and closing etc.

Music : This will be music created by me just to go with the feel and the theme of the my radio play and also just change the automation when i want some thing to be held more clearly

What is your role in the performance project?
My role really is just to do the opening music for my radio play in my group and also the sound effects such as clapping opening and shutting doors etc

My main responsibilities really is to make sure everything in the radio play sounds correct and the music goes with what we are talking about in my group radio play

My entire task but be done before and after the radio play making sure the opening song is finished and the sound effects are in place.

The resouseces I will be using are really just logic 8 on the Mac computer for the opening music and also experimental as well such common sounds you hear

The way I will make sure that am working safely is really just by making sure I don’t break any of the equipment we are using and just to be sensible

What I have been doing so far in Mandy’s class is producing our on themed flyers of the south bank we where also visited by and newspaper editor which told about the work he does and how we could also improve what we where trying to achieve this was very helpful to me and has now allowed me to improve on my flyer my flyer is now finished and I will be putting on my blog

This where pictures we took when the whole class went to the south and i am thinking about maybe putting these pictures in the flyer im making which would make it more appling to the age group we are tring to reach out to

This is also a picture i drew of my friend which i will be also be put into the art section of my flyer

This a drawing of me which i done and used the scanner to upload it on the Imac this is so i could use it in my flyer this is because one of my event is art.

We took a trip to the south bank to do some research on how to develop our own flyers wee will be making so we took pictures of various of land marks in the area such as the london eye etc and we also picked up some flyers up on a trip during the day this was to help us look at some example on what we should put n our flyer just really more ideas the day was quiet a fun day and got a lot of things done.

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