Your Song lyrics
It's a little bit funny
This feeling inside.
I'm not one of those who can
Easily hide.
I don't have much money
But boy if I did
I'd buy a big house where
We both could live.
So excuse me forgetting
But these things I do.
See I've forgotten if
They're green or they're blue.
Anyway the thing is...
What I really mean...
Yours are the sweetest eyes
I've ever seen.
And you can tell everybody
This is your song.
It maybe quite simple but
Now that it's done
I hope you don't mind (x2)
That I put down in words
How wonderful life is
Now you're in the world.
If I was a sculptor
But then again no.
Or a girl who makes potions in
A travelling show.
I know it's not much but
It's the best I can do.
My gift is my song and
This one's for you.
Oh... (x10)
And you can tell everybody
This is your song.
It maybe quite simple but
Now that it's done
I hope you don't mind (x2)
That I put down in words
How wonderful life is
Now you're in the world.
Friday, 10 December 2010
G325- Creativity.
The four characteristics of creativity:
* Imagination- 'I can create things in my mind' this is true because before I write a piece I will always think it through first in my mind.
*Purpose - ' Explores alternatives' for example, in my AS coursework I tried various different magazine titles and photos.
*Originality - ' I don't always believe things just because everyone else does' I like to have my own opinion.
*Value - 'I stop and think about how I am doing in my own work' in my coursework or revision to think about the progress I am making.
What features of your work would you say are original to you?
The features of my work which are original to me is my title of my magazine and the headlines which I thought of myself.
Which media texts and producers have influenced your creative decisions?
The likes of magazines such as NME influenced me for my ideas on my music magazine.
How successfully does your work engage its audience and provoke its interest?
My work did engage it's audience because it was targeted at the right age group and 'band' of people. My work successfully did this by the way I used various colours throughout the magazine and made my photos large and eye-catching. My headlines used were also created to attract my audience's attention into reading the magazine.
Consider some of the creative choices you had to make during the course of your production – how to use cameras, lighting, dialogue, colour etc. How did you make these decisions, and how did these contribute to the final production?
I had to make various creative choices
* Imagination- 'I can create things in my mind' this is true because before I write a piece I will always think it through first in my mind.
*Purpose - ' Explores alternatives' for example, in my AS coursework I tried various different magazine titles and photos.
*Originality - ' I don't always believe things just because everyone else does' I like to have my own opinion.
*Value - 'I stop and think about how I am doing in my own work' in my coursework or revision to think about the progress I am making.
What features of your work would you say are original to you?
The features of my work which are original to me is my title of my magazine and the headlines which I thought of myself.
Which media texts and producers have influenced your creative decisions?
The likes of magazines such as NME influenced me for my ideas on my music magazine.
How successfully does your work engage its audience and provoke its interest?
My work did engage it's audience because it was targeted at the right age group and 'band' of people. My work successfully did this by the way I used various colours throughout the magazine and made my photos large and eye-catching. My headlines used were also created to attract my audience's attention into reading the magazine.
Consider some of the creative choices you had to make during the course of your production – how to use cameras, lighting, dialogue, colour etc. How did you make these decisions, and how did these contribute to the final production?
I had to make various creative choices
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