finishing rendering final video
Mount onto a disc
Create DVD cover
Create visuals for DVD cover
Make sure all written work is done
FMP Proposal
Idea development and sketches
2 reviews of Project so far
Evaluation of FMP
Sunday, 30 June 2013
Thursday, 27 June 2013
FMP Evaluation
Overall i feel that my FMP has been a major success, i feel that if i had put in more time in i could have made a few improvement, but the overall turnout i am very pleased with.
The areas that I am particularly happy with are the lighting cameras and textures in the scene as I learnt a lot of the techniques mid project.
Before modelling my scene I researched into the castle and I collated a large collection of Images together so that I had something the refer to when modelling. I think this benefited me a lot as when I needed information on where and 'what bits went where' I had something to look back too.
There aren't many things that I would have changed but the main thing I'd have liked to improve the surrounding scenery.
This was a big thing for me when modelling, i wanted the castle to sit nicely inside a forest and to feel as if it fit within the scenery.
I tried a few methods of creating some scenery with trees and shrubbery, but due to some RAM limitation I couldn't render out enough trees for it took look decent without the program crashing on me so I ended up settling with raising the landscape up into a hill and adding a sky backdrop with very minimal vertices.
In my proposal I stated initially that I wanted the user to be able to control the view of the castle using pressure pads. Although I am disappointed that I couldn't follow through with this idea I feel that the idea I put in its place did the model itself, a lot of favours.
With the set camera paths I could add empathy to the movement making the movement very smooth and pleasing to the eye.
There were many changes throughout the project that cast both negative and postive changes onto the project but from the finished project view they turned out mostly beneficial.
For example with the scenery as there were a lot less vertices the end footage could be rendered out a lot quicker and the video ran alot smoother because of it.
Throughout the making of my model I learnt a lot of complex techniques that I didn't know before hand which helped me a lot in developing my skills in general. So as for time scale I am pleased with how long it took me considering I knew a lot less than I do now when starting the project and on my next project I can carry those techniques on to reduce the overall project time.
The areas that I am particularly happy with are the lighting cameras and textures in the scene as I learnt a lot of the techniques mid project.
Before modelling my scene I researched into the castle and I collated a large collection of Images together so that I had something the refer to when modelling. I think this benefited me a lot as when I needed information on where and 'what bits went where' I had something to look back too.
There aren't many things that I would have changed but the main thing I'd have liked to improve the surrounding scenery.
This was a big thing for me when modelling, i wanted the castle to sit nicely inside a forest and to feel as if it fit within the scenery.
I tried a few methods of creating some scenery with trees and shrubbery, but due to some RAM limitation I couldn't render out enough trees for it took look decent without the program crashing on me so I ended up settling with raising the landscape up into a hill and adding a sky backdrop with very minimal vertices.
In my proposal I stated initially that I wanted the user to be able to control the view of the castle using pressure pads. Although I am disappointed that I couldn't follow through with this idea I feel that the idea I put in its place did the model itself, a lot of favours.
With the set camera paths I could add empathy to the movement making the movement very smooth and pleasing to the eye.
There were many changes throughout the project that cast both negative and postive changes onto the project but from the finished project view they turned out mostly beneficial.
For example with the scenery as there were a lot less vertices the end footage could be rendered out a lot quicker and the video ran alot smoother because of it.
Throughout the making of my model I learnt a lot of complex techniques that I didn't know before hand which helped me a lot in developing my skills in general. So as for time scale I am pleased with how long it took me considering I knew a lot less than I do now when starting the project and on my next project I can carry those techniques on to reduce the overall project time.
Drawn Work - FMP
Below is a diagram of raglan castle that i drew up from observation ive also added a path in which i want the camera and added a key at the top ive added coulor and shading.
Here are some sketches of some of the points of raglan castle that ill be modelling.
The First sketch (Left) is one of the castle towers and the second sketch is an interior wall from the inside of the castle.
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| Observation Drawing of Raglan Castle |
Here are some sketches of some of the points of raglan castle that ill be modelling.
The First sketch (Left) is one of the castle towers and the second sketch is an interior wall from the inside of the castle.
Equipment and Budget List - FMP
My Initial Equipment List
Projector
Visual Cables
Mac
Pressure Pads (Home Made)
Tape (to secure cables to floor)
Desk for Computer
As my Project is now complete screen based i will no longer need the Pressure pads.
i have arranged to borrow a Mac and Projector From the college taking this away from my budget
but if i was to do this independently i would have to consider these two major parts.
My Budget will be almost free as i am borrowing everything that i am using all that i will need to supply is the tape and a table for the mac and projector to sit on.
Projector
Visual Cables
Mac
Pressure Pads (Home Made)
Tape (to secure cables to floor)
Desk for Computer
As my Project is now complete screen based i will no longer need the Pressure pads.
i have arranged to borrow a Mac and Projector From the college taking this away from my budget
but if i was to do this independently i would have to consider these two major parts.
My Budget will be almost free as i am borrowing everything that i am using all that i will need to supply is the tape and a table for the mac and projector to sit on.
Raglan Catle Progress Review 3 - FMP + Health and Safety Doc
3rd Progress Review
I would have liked to give the user the ability to control the movement but it is not reasonable with the time that i have remaining.
So due to time restraints i am going to scrap the pressure plates and i am just going to add a camera with a path to the scene that will fly through and over the castle.
also due to rendering difficulties i am having trouble adding the forest surrounding the castle so that will also have to be scrapped but will give me more time to focus on the realism and general moddeling of the castle itself.
Health and Safety Bit
Initial my project was a bit touchy with health and safety as it involved movement and i would have had to secure cables and leads so that the environment is safe but as i have cut the pressure pad idea i still have to keep the area clear so no injuries occur but there will be less chance of this happening.
another procedure that i will have to consider is that as the animation will be played on a screen notices will have to be put up to inform potential viewers not to watch the animation for long periods of time because it may damage there eyes.
i also have to consider myself within health and safety and try to restrict myself from long periods of time in front of the computer when creating my animation.
I would have liked to give the user the ability to control the movement but it is not reasonable with the time that i have remaining.
So due to time restraints i am going to scrap the pressure plates and i am just going to add a camera with a path to the scene that will fly through and over the castle.
also due to rendering difficulties i am having trouble adding the forest surrounding the castle so that will also have to be scrapped but will give me more time to focus on the realism and general moddeling of the castle itself.
Health and Safety Bit
Initial my project was a bit touchy with health and safety as it involved movement and i would have had to secure cables and leads so that the environment is safe but as i have cut the pressure pad idea i still have to keep the area clear so no injuries occur but there will be less chance of this happening.
another procedure that i will have to consider is that as the animation will be played on a screen notices will have to be put up to inform potential viewers not to watch the animation for long periods of time because it may damage there eyes.
i also have to consider myself within health and safety and try to restrict myself from long periods of time in front of the computer when creating my animation.
Wednesday, 26 June 2013
Raglan Castle Progress Review 2 - FMP
Since my last review i have done a considerable amount of model and i've added a fair amount of textures and lighting to add to the realism.
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| My Castle so far... |
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| Another type of lighting to make the castle 'moodier'. |
Currently i am fiddling with the cameras and the lighting making it look as realistic as possible.
i have also created some image manipulated versions of my castle using adobe photoshop.
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| First Image Created in Photoshop |
i also lower the coulor and saturation in this one so that it fit with the almost black and white back ground.
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| Second Image Created in Photoshop |
Raglan Castle Progress Review - FMP
So far my project is coming along nicely, ive finished my proposal and i've began on modelling raglan castle.
as a refrence i have collated several images from various sources to give me a good idea on the scale and design of the castle.
as a refrence i have collated several images from various sources to give me a good idea on the scale and design of the castle.
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| Here is the mood board i have put together so that i can refer back to it during modelling. |
i have drawn up a basic ariel view design and added a key showing where i want the cameras banners and other features of the castle.
as for moddeling i have began to build the front entrance of the castle as shown below.
as for moddeling i have began to build the front entrance of the castle as shown below.
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| Initial Pillars and Entrance |
in the coming days i plan on moving on to the front walls and adding some of the interior to the courtyard.
Monday, 13 May 2013
Final Major Project Proposal
For my FMP (Final Major Project) i want to focus purely on the 3D module. I want to create a fantasy world projected onto a wall from the first person view, i want the user to be able to control the view using the directional arrow pressure pad on the floor.
The equipment that i will need for my project will be a projector to project the view onto the wall, a mac to run the software and i plan on making the pressure pads myself using some tutorials that i have found on the internet.
below is a video and a written tutorial of how i plan on creating them.
To create the landscape i want to use 3DS max as i have a free student copy of the software and as i am comfortable with the software there are lots of handy tools within the program to help create a complex landscape quickly.
With the landscape i want to create a very dense forest leading up to a large scale model of the welsh 'Raglan Castle' .
as for the design of the castle i am planning on collecting up a large amount of images and sketching up a plan on the castle before modelling it.
i want to make it as realistic as possible adding textures lighting and complex shapes using editable mesh.
when exploring the landscape i want the user to feel that they are able to 'free roam' around but i still want them to walk in a linear path so they end up at the castle.
as for controlling the view i want to have a set up as shown below.
below is a video and a written tutorial of how i plan on creating them.
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| A example of the pressure plate i want to make |
To create the landscape i want to use 3DS max as i have a free student copy of the software and as i am comfortable with the software there are lots of handy tools within the program to help create a complex landscape quickly.
With the landscape i want to create a very dense forest leading up to a large scale model of the welsh 'Raglan Castle' .
as for the design of the castle i am planning on collecting up a large amount of images and sketching up a plan on the castle before modelling it.
i want to make it as realistic as possible adding textures lighting and complex shapes using editable mesh.
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| A View from the entrance of raglan castle |
as for controlling the view i want to have a set up as shown below.
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| a 3rd person view of how i want my FMP to be set up. |
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| another view from the side. |
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Liam's Comic Document
When creating a comic there as various steps that the creators go through to create the end result.
The first step is done by the scripter/s, there job is to create the story and draw up the initial storyboards.
They start by creating brainstorms for large groups of people on possible stories and ideas. once an idea has been chosen they go deeper into the idea explaining characters scenes and dialogue. depending on the how strict the scripters are depends on how leanant the pencilers can be when creating the imager for the comic.
Once the Story has been set out it is the pencilists job to draw the outline of the images creating the initial comic layout.
When all of the pencil drawings have been done for the comic the inker goes over the line pencil drawing, defining the lines adding definition and shading as shown below. the line drawing as created with black ink either digitally or with a fine black inking pen.
Once all of the lines have been inked the coulorist adds the coulor and any other small detail before it is published. below is an example of a semi finished comic scene that has been both lined and then coulored.
The first step is done by the scripter/s, there job is to create the story and draw up the initial storyboards.
They start by creating brainstorms for large groups of people on possible stories and ideas. once an idea has been chosen they go deeper into the idea explaining characters scenes and dialogue. depending on the how strict the scripters are depends on how leanant the pencilers can be when creating the imager for the comic.
Once the Story has been set out it is the pencilists job to draw the outline of the images creating the initial comic layout.
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| An Example of a comic page that has been peciled out read for the inker. |
When all of the pencil drawings have been done for the comic the inker goes over the line pencil drawing, defining the lines adding definition and shading as shown below. the line drawing as created with black ink either digitally or with a fine black inking pen.
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| an Inker at work |
Once all of the lines have been inked the coulorist adds the coulor and any other small detail before it is published. below is an example of a semi finished comic scene that has been both lined and then coulored.
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| a Semi Finished/Coloured Comic Scene |
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Describe the applications and practice of DVD menu design and authoring with some appropriate use of subject terminology
DVD menu's are used to navigate between content and settings on a DVD.
a general DVD menu consists of a play button, setting button and commonly a scene selection button all labeled accordingly making it very easy to navigate.
The Scene Selection menu usually consists of various stills of the full movie of which you can select and navigate to that stage of the movie/footage and a button to return to the home page.
Here is and example of a scene selection menu
Settings pages usually consist of many options/tweaks that enhance your viewing experience such as volume, brightness, language settings, subtitles and additional features.
It is important for DVD's to have subtitles as some people are hard of hearing or speak different languages. having this option on a dvd means that these people get to enjoy the footage, opening the dvd out to a larger audience.
Additional content can include behind the scene footage still images, directors cuts and comments.
When creating a dvd menu it is important to make a relevant DVD disc cover, typical content that is usually printed onto a disc is imagery such as the title the age restriction copyright content and relevant advertising imager.
Here is an example of a DVD that has been printed onto displaying the typical information and imagery.
a general DVD menu consists of a play button, setting button and commonly a scene selection button all labeled accordingly making it very easy to navigate.
The Scene Selection menu usually consists of various stills of the full movie of which you can select and navigate to that stage of the movie/footage and a button to return to the home page.
Here is and example of a scene selection menu
Settings pages usually consist of many options/tweaks that enhance your viewing experience such as volume, brightness, language settings, subtitles and additional features.
It is important for DVD's to have subtitles as some people are hard of hearing or speak different languages. having this option on a dvd means that these people get to enjoy the footage, opening the dvd out to a larger audience.
Additional content can include behind the scene footage still images, directors cuts and comments.
When creating a dvd menu it is important to make a relevant DVD disc cover, typical content that is usually printed onto a disc is imagery such as the title the age restriction copyright content and relevant advertising imager.
Here is an example of a DVD that has been printed onto displaying the typical information and imagery.
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
Understanding Principles of Digital Video Technology
In the media industry it is important to know about all types of technology and how it is applied.
when creating media there is more than one way to do it and there are a lot of variations in the process.
When shooting film in its raw form it is very large and there are many ways for it to be shared.
Because of the shear quantity of videos that are on video hosting sites such as www.youtube.com they have to have there own way of compressing the video so that it can be stored at the smallest file size as possible put still clearly viewed over the internet via streaming.
A CD (compact disc) is a disc used to store audio only and can store up to 'around' 80 minutes of uncompressed audio.
A DVD (digital versatile disc) can hold both audio and video and has a huge storage capacity of just under 5GB on average. most DVD's that are created are called DVD ROM's these are disc that have the media embedded into them. with a DVD ROM once the disc has been burnt, you cannot re-write over it, but with a DVD RW you can rewrite over the media on the disc multiple times.
There are two different types of compression rates one is lossy and one is lossless.
when a video or image is compressed at a lossy rate some of the information/imagery is lost.
this is because the program looks at the image/video's pixels and if there are similar colours close together it will discard all but one of the colours so that there is less date to keep.
on the other hand you can use lossless compression which keeps all of the data this type of compression is used in image file types such as PNG and GIF.
When compressing media onto a disc there are several different file types that you can use which have
there own unique positives and negatives, so it is important to choose the right one that suites the end product that you are looking for.
Mpeg 1 (Moving Picture Experts Group) is used for 'easily transferable' video clips specifically for cameras and camcorders.
The Mpeg 2 was a very common file type used in the late 90's and is so important as it was used as the selected compression scheme for 'over the air digital television'.
Mpeg 4 is a very common file type that uses a more complex coding to achieve a larger compression rate than MPEG 2.
flash files are commonly used over the internet on websites such as www.youtube.com.
Avi was introduced in november 1992 by microsoft and can contain both video and audio.
when creating media there is more than one way to do it and there are a lot of variations in the process.
When shooting film in its raw form it is very large and there are many ways for it to be shared.
Because of the shear quantity of videos that are on video hosting sites such as www.youtube.com they have to have there own way of compressing the video so that it can be stored at the smallest file size as possible put still clearly viewed over the internet via streaming.
A CD (compact disc) is a disc used to store audio only and can store up to 'around' 80 minutes of uncompressed audio.
A DVD (digital versatile disc) can hold both audio and video and has a huge storage capacity of just under 5GB on average. most DVD's that are created are called DVD ROM's these are disc that have the media embedded into them. with a DVD ROM once the disc has been burnt, you cannot re-write over it, but with a DVD RW you can rewrite over the media on the disc multiple times.
There are two different types of compression rates one is lossy and one is lossless.
when a video or image is compressed at a lossy rate some of the information/imagery is lost.
this is because the program looks at the image/video's pixels and if there are similar colours close together it will discard all but one of the colours so that there is less date to keep.
on the other hand you can use lossless compression which keeps all of the data this type of compression is used in image file types such as PNG and GIF.
When compressing media onto a disc there are several different file types that you can use which have
there own unique positives and negatives, so it is important to choose the right one that suites the end product that you are looking for.
Mpeg 1 (Moving Picture Experts Group) is used for 'easily transferable' video clips specifically for cameras and camcorders.
The Mpeg 2 was a very common file type used in the late 90's and is so important as it was used as the selected compression scheme for 'over the air digital television'.
Mpeg 4 is a very common file type that uses a more complex coding to achieve a larger compression rate than MPEG 2.
flash files are commonly used over the internet on websites such as www.youtube.com.
Avi was introduced in november 1992 by microsoft and can contain both video and audio.
Monday, 10 December 2012
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Evaluation of my websites
Evaluation of my websites
During the making of my mobile and browser website for shock and awe there has been lots of problem and setbacks.
The main program that I used was adobe Dreamweaver I found that it was a very useful software that is very user friendly and can give you an quick and easy website without the hassle of hand coding. A lot of things have gone well but a lot of things have delayed the production process. Overall I am very happy with the overall outcome of both of my website but there are a few things that I would like to have done if I had managed my time better.
The areas of my website that I like are the animated banner at the top of the page and the glowing font on my information page. I really like the animation as it is nice and simple yet it looks professional. I like the look of the outer glow that I put onto my information page as it stands out and catches the viewer’s attention.
The few things that I would like to have changed are the rollovers on the information page and the area around the embedded video on the video page.
The areas of my website that I like are the animated banner at the top of the page and the glowing font on my information page. I really like the animation as it is nice and simple yet it looks professional. I like the look of the outer glow that I put onto my information page as it stands out and catches the viewer’s attention.
The few things that I would like to have changed are the rollovers on the information page and the area around the embedded video on the video page.
As I had to make one of my pages on ‘textwrangler’ so that I could hand code it I did not know the code for rollover images meaning that on my hand coded page there is no glowing text rollover that are on the other three pages.
When embedding my video onto my page it came with great difficulty as I previously had an area for the video with a glow around it when I put the video onto the page it didn’t quite fit properly, leaving a black square around the outside. If I had managed my time better I could have re adjusted the video and the images around it so that it would look more professional.
Glossary of Key Terminology in web design
A
accessibility
affiliate program
agent
AJAX
anchor
anti-aliasing
applet
associate program
attribute
aural
azimuth
B
backlink
bad neighborhood
bandwidth
below the fold
block-level elements
blog
bookmark
boolean
bounce rate
breadcrumb
brightness
browser
C
candidate recommendation
CAPTCHA
cascade
Cascading Style Sheets
case-sensitive
CDATA
CDF
CGI
child
CMS
comment
comment - Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
comment - XML
container element
content
continuous media
conversion
conversion funnel
conversion rate
cookie
CSS
CSS Framework
cursive
D
declaration (CSS)
declaration statement (XML)
dedicated server
deprecated
design
DHTML
dither
DNS
doctype
DOM
domain
domain name
DPI
DTD
E
ecommerce
elastic layout
element
em
embedded style
entry page
EPUB
ex
exit page
Extensible Markup Language
external link
external style sheet
F
fantasy
favicon
favorites icon
first visit
fixed width layout
focal point
fold
font
font category
font family
font stack
font style
font weight
FQDN
G
H
heuristics
hexadecimal
hit
HSL
.htaccess
HTML
HTML code
HTML codes
html tag
HTTP
HTTPS
hue
hyperlink
hypertext
I
image map
impression
inbound link
inheritance
inline elements
inline style
internal link
IP
IP address
IRI
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
paged media
pageview
parent
PDF
permalink
pica
pixel
pixel (typography)
placeholder text
PNG
podcast
point
progressive enhancement
prolog
property
proposed recommendation
pseudo-element
pseudo-class
R
S
sans-serif
saturation
schema
script
selector
semantic markup
seo
serif
SGML
shortcut menu
Simple Object Access Protocol
singleton (HTML)
singleton (web analytics)
SOAP
specification
specificity
Standard Generalized Markup Language
streaming media
style
subdomain
T
U
V
W
W3C
WAMP
web application
web designer
web developer
web log
web page
web server
web standards
well-formed
white space
wiki
wireframe
working draft
WYSIWYG
WYSIWYG editor
X
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Articulate the differences between desktop and mobile web experiences and what it means for designers
When developers design a website they have to take into consideration the device or machine that the website is going to be viewed on. as all mobile devices have different screen sizes and resolutions it is very important for them to cover every size so that everybody can enjoy the full experience that the website is intended to portray.
it is also very important for developers to consider different browsers when making a website as there are a wide variety of browsers that all have individual styles and prefixes.
recently new softwares using an auto detect have been able to recognise what device you are viewing the website on using javascript and it automatically changes the website to the suitable size and resolution for the device.
it is also very important for developers to consider different browsers when making a website as there are a wide variety of browsers that all have individual styles and prefixes.
recently new softwares using an auto detect have been able to recognise what device you are viewing the website on using javascript and it automatically changes the website to the suitable size and resolution for the device.
Animated Banner
Here is a sketch of the animated banner that i am going to put onto my website.
I am going to make this animation using adobe director.
I am going to design a simple black textured banner for the top of my page and the logo and the words 'shock and awe' will tween into position on the banner. I feel this idea is simplistic but will look professional.
Tuesday, 23 October 2012
Website Review for internet project
Website Review:
I have been asked to find and review 3 websites,explaining the website and giving my opinion on why it is a good/successful website.
The First website that i am going to review is a website called: http://goalieplus.com/
this website was shown to us in college as one of the examples and i can see why, there are many reasons why this is a poorly made website. Firstly the background is distracting from from the font which is already a bad contrast with the background. secondly the website has no real purpose or meaning, and finally the website is 'littered' with terrible flashing gifs and various images, not to mention that it clearly states on the website that the title is 'best ugliest website ever'.
The Second website that i have looked at is:HTTP://WWW.sixtiespress.co.UK/
this website is a directory to a few blogs and poems written by various poets/bloggers,
which is serprisingly hard to find out due to the terrible layout and general lack of sense on the page. the font and logo are not easy on the eyes and the whole website is poorly constructed.
The Third Website i am going to look at it a website called 'WWW.apple.com' in my opinion this is one of the best website on the internet in practicality and design.
the whole website follows a very strict style and theme and it is very user friendly and easy to navigate around. the font is very easy to read and the imagery is perfect.
I have been asked to find and review 3 websites,explaining the website and giving my opinion on why it is a good/successful website.
The First website that i am going to review is a website called: http://goalieplus.com/
this website was shown to us in college as one of the examples and i can see why, there are many reasons why this is a poorly made website. Firstly the background is distracting from from the font which is already a bad contrast with the background. secondly the website has no real purpose or meaning, and finally the website is 'littered' with terrible flashing gifs and various images, not to mention that it clearly states on the website that the title is 'best ugliest website ever'.
The Second website that i have looked at is:HTTP://WWW.sixtiespress.co.UK/
this website is a directory to a few blogs and poems written by various poets/bloggers,
which is serprisingly hard to find out due to the terrible layout and general lack of sense on the page. the font and logo are not easy on the eyes and the whole website is poorly constructed.
The Third Website i am going to look at it a website called 'WWW.apple.com' in my opinion this is one of the best website on the internet in practicality and design.
the whole website follows a very strict style and theme and it is very user friendly and easy to navigate around. the font is very easy to read and the imagery is perfect.
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Presenting yourself correctly
When going for a job interview it is very important to present yourself in a well manor.
there are many things that you can do to impress the interview and enhance your chances of getting the job.
> Be Punctual
it is important to be punctual because it shows your respect for other peoples time and your willingness to show that being punctual is a vital part of any job.
> Sit upright/good posture/eye contact
when in a job interview is important to sit with a good posture and to make sure that when you are answering questions that you make eye contact with the interviewer and the show that you are interested in the conversation and that you respect them.
> Be Polite
when the interviewer is talking to you it is important to show that you are interested in what they are saying and to show this by making eye contact and with positive hand gestures.
> Well Dressed
it is important to present yourself well by wearing a smart outfit such as shirt and trousers or a skirt and blouse for girls. it is important to make sure your hair and nails are clean.
> Be Confident
it is very important to be confident not too confident but confident enough to be able to sell yourself to the interviewer.
there are many things that you can do to impress the interview and enhance your chances of getting the job.
> Be Punctual
it is important to be punctual because it shows your respect for other peoples time and your willingness to show that being punctual is a vital part of any job.
> Sit upright/good posture/eye contact
when in a job interview is important to sit with a good posture and to make sure that when you are answering questions that you make eye contact with the interviewer and the show that you are interested in the conversation and that you respect them.
> Be Polite
when the interviewer is talking to you it is important to show that you are interested in what they are saying and to show this by making eye contact and with positive hand gestures.
> Well Dressed
it is important to present yourself well by wearing a smart outfit such as shirt and trousers or a skirt and blouse for girls. it is important to make sure your hair and nails are clean.
> Be Confident
it is very important to be confident not too confident but confident enough to be able to sell yourself to the interviewer.
Job Course Mock Interview
Job Interview
interviewee: John Malohney
Job Position: Supermarket Sales Assistant
Questions and Answers:
Q1 What Qualifications do you have?
A1 i have 8 GCSE's including English Maths and Science.
Q2 What Attributes could you bring to the company?
A2 i am a hard working, pro active person who takes pride in any experience i undertake.
Q3 Have you any past experience in retail?
A3 i haven't worked in retail before but i am looking forward to getting some experience in the sector.
Q4 When are you available to work?
A4 i can work every afternoon at 5pm onwards, i am also available all day on thursdays - Saturdays.
Q5 Can you see yourself working for the company full time when you finish your education?
A5 yes i can.
Q6 Where do you see yourself in 5years time?
A6 i see myself being the manager of the store due to some determination and hard work.
Tuesday, 9 October 2012
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