Presentation I did in media

1. How am I creative?

2. Mindmaps
• Find them helpful when planning out what you
want to do for a project.
• You can always develop your ideas and more as
you go along.
• Tried to do it on a computer but I prefer to
actually physically write stuff out.

3. Lists
• Quick way to write down any ideas that I may have at the time.
• Like to make lists of props, costumes, camera angles, etc.
• Physically write it out helps me remember it better and then I have them to refer
back to.

4. Storyboards and drafts
 Storyboarding my music video helped me think more about what I wanted
to happen in each scene.
 First drafts of my magazine articles gave me an idea of what features I
wanted and where I wanted them.

5. Analysing conventions
 The conventions of the texts were helpful to give me an idea of what should
be in my final products.
 They also made me think about whether I should be conventional or try
something different.
 Resourceful to look back at when I was unsure about what I should put into
my final product.

6. Interpreting lyrics
 Probably the most useful thing for me to do.
 Copied the lyrics of the song from a lyric website. Then I pasted them onto
Microsoft Word and wrote around what I thought could happen in each
scene of the song.
 I then posted this onto my blog using Slide Share.

8. Small ideas lead to bigger ones
 Occasionally through the production of the project I’ll have a small idea that
I may or may not use in final product, but I try them out anyway.
 For example;
~ “The Wall of Stuff”

9.  Another example was the tunnel photo shoot for my music magazine.

10. Video Tutorials
 Videos that demonstrate and instruct you about how to something.
 Used these to help with any technical issues I had while crating my projects.
 Helped me to use iMovie and Photoshop at more than just a basic level.

13. Thank you for listening!