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    The document provides details for a publication to accompany a BBC documentary called "Ocean Giants". The publication will be a modern, sleek hardcover book with 4 chapters corresponding to the documentary's parts, plus an extra chapter on the filmmakers. It will include photography, infographics, and facts about massive sea creatures. One infographic will also be reproduced as a poster packaged with the book. The book will be promoted through a series of newspaper supplements previewing each chapter.

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    The document provides details for a publication to accompany a BBC documentary called "Ocean Giants". The publication will be a modern, sleek hardcover book with 4 chapters corresponding to the documentary's parts, plus an extra chapter on the filmmakers. It will include photography, infographics, and facts about massive sea creatures. One infographic will also be reproduced as a poster packaged with the book. The book will be promoted through a series of newspaper supplements previewing each chapter.

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    The document provides details for a publication to accompany a BBC documentary called "Ocean Giants". The publication will be a modern, sleek hardcover book with 4 chapters corresponding to the documentary's parts, plus an extra chapter on the filmmakers. It will include photography, infographics, and facts about massive sea creatures. One infographic will also be reproduced as a poster packaged with the book. The book will be promoted through a series of newspaper supplements previewing each chapter.

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    OUGD303 / Brief 3 - Ocean Giants

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    BRIEF : To produce a publication that accompanies the BBC documentary Ocean Giants.

    RATIONALE : To make the publication a modern and sleek book that the viewers of the documentary would enjoy.

    Including photography, infographics and facts about the amazing giants of the sea.

    OUGD303 / Brief 3 - Ocean Giants

    2/4

    Book consists of 4 chapters. One for each part of the documentary and an extra chapter on the makers.

    Hardcover. Stock - 135 gsm, semi-matte. Pages - 92. Process colours.

    HOW OLD IS OLD?


    Comparing Bowheads life span to other mammals on Earth.

    HUMAN ELEPHANT
    70 years old.

    050

    75 years old (Average in UK).

    075

    HORSE
    40 years old.

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    15 years old (Average).

    25 years old.

    CAT

    presents 1

    year

    MOUSE
    4 years old.

    200

    BOWHEAD
    Over 200 years old.

    What some Bowheads alive today have lived through.


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    WORKING TOGETHER

    Humpbacks are very intelligent and some groups use a complex method of trapping the sh which only works with clever cooporation from every whale.

    RING LEADER
    Taking up position above the herring, it begins blowing out a stream of air to create a zzing net of bubbles. The shoal is prevented from dispersing by the herders, and driven up by the caller right into the bubble-net

    HERDERS
    Circle the sh with ashing ns, keeping the shoal contained and preventing its escape.

    CALLER
    The caller dives below the shoal and emits a deafening cry. As loud as a rocket launch, 180 decibels of sound pressure blasts through the water. In an attempt to escape from the noise, the panic-stricken sh are driven upwards

    Then all the whales gather underneath the sh trapped in the net. With mouths wide open, the whales burst through the surface, engulng their prey. By hunting together like this, each whale can catch up to half a tonne of herring a day.

    Sea Level

    124M
    Free diving record with ns
    500 m

    DEEP SEA HUNTING


    Sperm whales dive deep and use their hunting clicks to locate their prey.

    Inside Sperm Whale Head


    Spermaceti Blow hole

    Clicks reected

    330M
    Scuba record Clicks produced in the distal sack

    1000 m

    1000M
    Deepest light can penetrate

    The hunting clicks are produced at the front of the whales 5 tonne nose. They then travel backwards through the spermaceti and are reected forwards through a series of oil lled lenses called junk chambers which focuses them into a narrow sound beam, like a sonic laser.
    2000 m

    Skull

    Eye

    Junk Chamber

    3000M
    Maximum depth Sperm whales dive to hunt

    Sperm whales make the loudest sound of any living animal. Their hunting clicks reach 230 dB (Decibels). In the air it would still reach a staggering 170 dB

    Chainsaw
    3000 m

    Jet

    Shotgun Blast

    Sperm whale

    170dB

    100dB

    130dB 140dB
    Pain thresh hold for humans (125dB)

    OUGD303 / Brief 3 - Ocean Giants

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    As part of the book I produced 4 infographics. One of the inforgraphics was turned into a poster that would come with the book in the sleeve.

    OUGD303 / Brief 3 - Ocean Giants

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    The book would be promoted through a series of newspaper supplements in The Guardian. They would be released weekly giving a taster of each chapter.

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