Exploring a career in the creative sector 1.3

1.3 Two areas of work or training that interest me are

I would consider being an artist because i like expressing myself with paining it is a very calming way to pass time.
 
i would like to attend a art and design collage, where i could persue different types of art especially graffiti as i love this type of art. The most as you can be very creative with lots of different colours one place i could do this would be Leeds Collage of Art.


Or maybe the London collage of contemporary art where i might have a wider choice of what i could study as it is a bigger city with more opportunities.


Another area of interest for me would be Drama,
i could study at somewhere like Stage Coach in Huddersfield where i could learn how to become an actress  i would study to act in Film and Theatre, i could then travel the world which i would definitely do and maybe travel to America.

Exploring a career in the creative sector 1.2 27 01 2016

One job in the creative sector is a broadcasting DJ                      





Here is what an average DJ can expect to earn.

Career Requirements

Degree Level	Postsecondary education is not technically required; bachelor's degree is common
Degree Field	Broadcast journalism, communications
Experience	On-the-job training is generally required; college radio experience is common
Key Skills	Speaking, listening, communication, writing, and comprehension skills; vocal delivery; proficiency with broadcasting tools and technology
Salary (2014)	$29,790 (Median for Radio and Television Announcers)

ARTIST

In Denmark, for instance, 275 artists are granted an annual stipend of ­between 15,000 and 149,000 Danish krone (£1,750 to £17,000) every year for the rest of their lives. In France, public funds are awarded through regional bodies not unlike our arts councils, ­except that the range of awards is much greater: artists in the Ile-de-France ­region, which includes Paris, can, for instance, claim up to ¤7,500 (£6,545) specifically to equip their studios.

What qualifications on how to become an Artist 

Many universities or art colleges will be looking for you to have an art foundation qualification under your belt – a one-year course usually taken after A-levels – before progressing on to an art and design degree course.

Acoustic Recording Techniques Different mics 4/5/16

These are some of the different mics we are looking at when we are in the recording studio recording a few musicians at the same time . This is an AKG MicroMic 11  used for close drum micing up.



Base drum mic which is used for recording in the studio and live performance AKG SA40
big and is good for loud bass sounds like a kick drum or in front of a bass rig as an alternative sound to DI














This is a SM 58 dynamic microphone mainly used in a live performance it is not as sensitive as a condenser but is very strong and hard waring



This is a condenser mic mainly used in a studio recording session for vocals it is a Rhode NT2 it is sensitive and good for vocal recording



Stage Snake
This is what we use to send  individual signals to individual channels on the computer
ie Voice on 1 Bass on 2 kick drum on 3 and so on

We would send the signal to the audio interface that is connected to the computer and separate the channels in Logic pro


Here is an example of Kai setting up a condenser microphone using a mic stand this is a lesson we had on setting up a mic stand and safely putting it away

MUSIC FOR PERFORMANCE Task 4.1 My Setlist 4/5/2016

My setlist for a grime party

The type of party i would perform at would be a grime party here is a set list i would use
these are some of the biggest grime tracks out at the moment and the type of crowd would be 14 to 17 year old

Nines- Fire in the booth

Chip- Run Out Riddim

Peak ft Mo Squeeze- Like I Care

Mo Stack Three songs , 1 I Do   ,2 One Day,    3 Paranoid

Stormzy         Wicked Skeng Man

67 Dem Man

Skrapz   Waiting