Assignment #9



Assignment #8 (Remembrance Day)

Assignment #7

Cellular phones (Mobile phone) 

 The evolution of the cellular phones! 

THE FIVE W's:

What: Cellular phones are for calling and receiving to the people out there. 

When: Specifically, handheld mobile phone. In 1973, mobile telephony was very limited to phones installed to cars and other vehicles. So, Motorola and Bell Labs raced to be first to produce a handheld phone. The race was ended on April 1973, when Martin Cooper, a Motorola researcher and executive made the first mobile telephone call from handheld subscriber equipment, placing a call to Dr. Joel S. Engel of Bell Labs!   

Where: Again, specifically, handheld mobile phone. It invented in Motorola's headquarter in Schaumburg, Illinois. From Motorola's headquarter's first ever call to Bell Labs in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.  

Who: the first ever call was from Martin Cooper, a Motorola researcher and executive to Dr. Joel S. Engel of Bell Labs. 

How did this work: People receive the calls or call by over the radio link. Radio link is a link between 2 radio towers. An example, I call my friend, Kobe. The call will go to one of the towers then that tower will pass a call to other tower then itself will go straight to Kobe!  

A cartoon radio tower from Google Images 

-This invention helps the communication. I can just call you by a device. If this invention didn't invent yet. We will communicate like in 1950s. We would mail by envelope mails. We will have to wait the respond in weeks! 

-The elements of this invention. 3 elements! Time, a mobile phone call can up to 30 minutes due to the battery space. Sound, of course! ringtones, music, ringing. Light, the artificial light comes from the screen to help you see better in the dark. Even on the keyboards. 
Sources: 
1.) http://www.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiLSb_mMynFMBQjeU5KakHAFx4KCLbfI_nN6K03YMDLsGF7eA0gatOax143MYHe-DeA7MUtPNCKHADwdTrFV-AQLwmijeT6jQ81KxzPwWYQno_oKinvbfO95oY7R6Tbh3W25WJoLCs4rRI/s1600/black%252Btower%252Bradio.gif&imgrefurl=http://cooljustice.blogspot.com/2012/01/3-black-tower-radio-show-interviews.html&usg=__j3VPbcDHi0VXOLgAyt9aSlR6J_w=&h=221&w=210&sz=3&hl=en&start=2&sig2=imeuteFlHY1N1g0DS1xS6w&zoom=1&tbnid=iYC0GalOvXAopM:&tbnh=107&tbnw=102&ei=TxWUUL6tG4bDyQGXpYC4Dg&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dradio%2Btower%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26gbv%3D2%26ie%3DUTF- 8%26tbm%3Disch&um=1&itbs=1

2.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_phone

3.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Cooper_(inventor)

4.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola


5.) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_labs   

Assignment #6

I edit this photo on Picmoney. 

Target to audience: People who loves to watch the T.V. shows or movies that the deadly virus is spreading. Also, it is appropriate because the Zombie-Demon starts at 10pm, so most of the kids would ALREADY sleeping.  It is fitting to the audience. If people don't like the show. They do have a choice to not watching this! 

Does it communicates its message clearly?: Yes, it communicates its message very clearly. It tells when the Zombie-Demon will starts, shows a half zombie-demon black man on the picture, explains what it is, and tells where will it on. 

Assignment #5

2 Still Ads 

#1 Ad:

 FIFA Soccer 13 *A video game*. That man on the artwork is Lionel Messi.
- Light: The artwork includes the use of light. The light is artificial. 
- Sound: The artwork doesn't include the sound.
- Time: The artwork doesn't reveal itself over a period of time. 
-Point of view: The angle is on the eye-level. 
-Framing: The artwork doesn't have a frame.
-Performance: The act of creating is part of the artwork because Lionel Messi is a well-known soccer player. They pick him on the cover of FIFA Soccer 13. That is a good choice! Also, you could see a classic ball design on the background. That's creative! 
-Narrative: The artwork has a sentence. "It's coming". It means this video game will release. 
-Editing: Of course, it is edited! Lionel Messi's skin looks like animated. Also, his skin is too bright. You see EA Sports logo on the artwork. EA Sports trademarked it. 

#2 Ad:


The Walking Dead *TV show*. That man on the artwork is Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln). 
-Light: The artwork includes the use of light. The light looks like natural from the Sun. It's really artificial.
-Sound: The artwork doesn't include the sound. 
-Time: The artwork doesn't reveal itself over a period of time. 
-Point of view: The angle is on the eye-level. 
-Framing: The artwork doesn't have a frame.
-Performance: The act of creating is part of the artwork because Rick looks like ready to kill the zombies. Rick stands on the damaged bus because he is trying to avoid to got bit from the zombies. That's creative! 
-Narrative: The artwork has a sentence. "Fight the Dead. Fear the Living". It means the zombies is dead but living. 
-Editing: Yes, it is edited. 

2 video ads 

#1 Ad:
Nike: Write the Future (Soccer) HD *Click on it*
-Light: The artwork includes the use of light. The lights comes from the floodlights and the cameras flashing. So, it means most of the lights in the video are artificial. 
-Sound: The artwork includes the sound. The fans cheering and screaming. Grunts and groans from the players. Yelling from the reporters. Fireworks booming. The background music through the video. 
-Time: The artwork does reveal itself over a period of time. A timer on the scoreboard. 
-Point of view: It's a video ad.So, a lot of angles through the video.
-Framing: The artwork doesn't have a frame. 
-Performance: The act of creating is part of the artwork because all the players are best players in the world. They put a humorous or amazing scene on every player. I really like it! It is one of best commercials in my lifetime! 
-Narrative: At the end of the artwork. It says "Write the Future". It means once you do something, it will impact your future. Either negative or positive. 
-Editing: Yes, it is edited. 


#2 Ad:
 Apple: iPhone 5 *Click on it*
-Light: The artwork includes the use light. The light is artificial.  
 -Sound: The artwork includes sound. The background music through the commercial. Someone is narrating through the commercial. 
-Time: The time shows how the iPhone 5 works. 
-Point of view: Shooting on above. The camera is facing to down. 
-Framing: The artwork doesn't have a frame.
-Performance: The act of creating is not part of the artwork. It just shows how the iPhone 5 works. That's all. It is boring and dull. 
-Narrative: Someone is narrating through the commercial. 
-Editing: I believe that commercial didn't edit. 

My thoughts of editing that picture I edited.

Assignment #3

1.) Ad #1
Target to audience: People who are exciting to watch NBA playoffs. 
Purpose (Message): Purpose of this is one of 2 well-known NBA star players will win the championship. 
Personality (Character): GENIUS! *one of the best quotes from NBA*.
Form (Tool): Short video. directing by NBA Media. 


2.) Ad #2 
Target to audience: People who loves the style/design of Jordan shoes. 
Purpose (Message): A NBA legend Michael Jordan is actually recognizes that Jordan shoes. 
Personality (Character): Rich and calming. 
Form (Tool): Picture through NBA.com, NBA TV, and Jordan's website. 

3.) Ad #3 
Target to audience: People who loves to play the video games. 

Purpose (Message): This game console (PlayStation 3) does everything like Blu-Ray movies and etc!    

Personality (Character): Imaginative.

Form (Tool): Poster in public places like highway posters and subway posters. 


4.) Ad #4 

Target to audience: People who likes to watch the superheroes movies. 

Purpose (Message): The Avengers' team is ready to battle to the powerful super-villain, Loki. 

Personality (Character): Aggressive.

Form (Tool): An ad in the T.V. commercials.   


5.) Ad #5 
Target to audience: People who loves to play Call of Duty series (9 games including this game). 

Purpose (Message): That guy (holds the gun) is UP to something. 

Personality (Character): Adventurous.

Form (Tool): A poster. 

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