For this discussion post you'll need to do a little bit of research (shouldn't be much more than a few google searches).  First, you will list your favorite live action feature film, feature length documentary, broadcast television show, and cable or streaming television show. For each of the four that you have list, find out what camera system each one of them was shot on as well as the cost of each one of the cameras.  Step 1: Identify four live-action feature film, documentary, broadcast or cable TV program, and streaming television program. (One in each category.) Step 2: Research the kinds of camera systems used on each of the programs listed and the costs for those camera systems. Step 3: Describe the similarities and/or differences between the camera systems used to produce these different kinds of media content. Step 4: Post your list of programs, the associated camera systems and costs, as well as your observations by Thursday at 11:59 pm. Step 5: Post a reply to at least one of your classmates posts.  You can discuss the similarities/differences between your observations and a classmates as well as make another judgment about how some camera systems appear to be more likely associated with specific kinds of media content.  Reply: Step 1: Identify four live-action feature film, documentary, broadcast or cable TV program, and streaming television program. (One in each category.) The Lizzie McGuire Movie, The Social Dilemma, The Walking Dead, Money Heist. Step 2: Research the kinds of camera systems used on each of the programs listed and the costs for those camera systems. The Lizzie McGuire Movie: Panavision Panaflex Platinum rentals starts at $1,000 a day- insurance at $300,000-- around around $1M in Liability, Panavision Primo Lenses $500,000-$750,000 to purchase or $4000.00/day to rent. Panavision Panaflex Millennium $1,000 a day- insurance at $300,000-- around around $1M in Liability. The Social Dilemma: Cameras RED Monstro $79,500 and Red Dragons $22,000 , Lens Sigma FF primes $24,799 and Cooke Anamorphic lenses $36,500 The Walking Dead: ARRIFLEX 416 Camera, Panavision Cameras rentals starts at $1,000 a day- insurance at $300,000-- around $1M in Liability, Panavision Lenses $500,000-$750,000 to purchase or $4000.00/day to rent , Zeizz Super Seeds MK Lenses EBAY used $58,000. Money Heist: Arri Alexa Mini $58,760, Leitz SUMMILUX-C Lenses (Season 1-2) $39,200- $46,700. Red Helium $49,500 and Leitz SUMMILUX-C lenses (Season 3-) $39,200- $46,700. Step 3: Describe the similarities and/or differences between the camera systems used to produce these different kinds of media content. The similarities between a lot of these camera is for the professionalism of camera use that they go for to use instead of buying so many. The Panvavisions are so elite that mostly you have to rent them out because they are IMAX material. The walking dead in the Lizzie McGuire movie uses the Panavision cameras and lenses creating a very professional and elite flagship camera. I have noticed a lot of movies and higher and TV shows are using these cameras because they are so good and are very universal. I have noticed that the Panavision lenses in cameras are very popular and it is cool to know that a lot of companies in the film crew are using them. The differences in that I noticed are the amount of lenses that there are. I didn't realize how many different lines is there are cat movies and TV shows will use depending on the genre. The documentary didn't have to use as many cameras and lenses because it was mainly an interview style of documentary. Each of the media contents have their own specific style to camera systems and all the of the different style and brands of lenses that they use even down to the resolution has the style and the money they can afford.

In the SLP project for this course you are asked to place yourself in the role of others. You might play the role of an employee, HR Manager, or another stakeholder in a private-sector organization. By the end of the course, you will have a better understanding of different HRM employee/union/employer relations responsibilities in the private-sector and how to maximize your department’s contributions to the organization.Your assignment:Look over the following list from the Overview page:As you recall we began the course by considering many different internal and external factors that might impact relationships at work. For example:Employer Rights Company Policy & Work RulesManagement Actions Wage and Salary PlansEmployee Privacy Employee BenefitsSupervisory Actions Work DesignEconomic Conditions Available InformationWork Assignments TechnologyEmployee/Co-worker Actions Performance ManagementLabor Unions Company PracticesLaws & Regulations HRM Procedures Write a magazine article draft (of at least 750 words) in which you select one internal or external factor from above and analyze how it can positively or negatively impact work relationships. (Look at HR Magazine in the library to see what a short magazine article might look like.) Be sure to include employer examples (stating employers by name). Also provide specific examples (for example, if you discuss “work assignments,” provide actual examples of work assignments on the job and how they could impact relationships with others).Include 2 additional library sources (or more) to help strengthen your submission.