Irn bru pro forma by jack morton

Info-graphic Research:
Put your info-graphic research here. Use this space to collate information and write notes. If you prefer to write notes on
paper, then scan those notes and add them here.
You will need to copy and paste this slide several times.
How much does a camera operator make in UK?
A camera operator earns on average £30,000 per year. Experience strongly influences pay for this job. Most people with
this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this career.
http://www.payscale.com/research/UK/Job=Camera_Operator/Salary

http://www.theblackandblue.com/2014/02/03/camera-operator-jobs-money/
A camera operator, sometimes informally called a cameraman or a camerawoman, is a professional operator of a film or
video camera. In filmaking, the person designing the lighting is the cinematographer or director of photography, who is
also informally called a “cameraman” though it is a different job.

https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/camera-operator-salary-SRCH_KO0,15.htm
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/television-camera-operator
http://www.televisual.com/blog-detail/Who-earns-what-in-TV_bid-261.html

Responsibilities
As a television camera operator, you'll need to:
•assemble, prepare and set up equipment prior to filming, which may include tripods, monitors, lighting, cables and leads and headphones
•offer advice on how best to shoot a scene and explain the visual impact created by particular shots
•plan shots, for example when filming an expensive drama scene, such as an explosion, there may be only one chance to get things right, so shots need to be meticulously planned beforehand
•practise the camera moves required for pre-arranged shots
•study scripts
•find solutions to technical or other practical problems (for an outside broadcast, for example, the natural light conditions need to be taken into account when setting up shots)
•be prepared to innovate and experiment with ideas
•work quickly, especially as timing is such an important factor
•take sole responsibility in situations where only one camera operator is involved in the filming
•keep up to date with filming methods and equipment
•repair and maintain equipment
•demonstrate a good awareness of health and safety issues
•drive crew, actors and equipment to and from locations.
Part of the role involves interacting and maintaining good working relationships with other members of the crew and cast, including the:
•actors
•director
•interviewees
•lighting technicians
•presenters
•producer
•sound reformists.

facts about Camera Operator:
• A camera operator earns on average £30,000 per year. Experience strongly influences pay for this job. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this career. The pay can also range from £18,499 to
£57,318
• Responsibilities
As a television camera operator, you'll need to:
•assemble, prepare and set up equipment prior to filming, which may include tripods, monitors, lighting, cables and leads and headphones
•offer advice on how best to shoot a scene and explain the visual impact created by particular shots
•plan shots, for example when filming an expensive drama scene, such as an explosion, there may be only one chance to get things right, so shots need to be meticulously planned beforehand
•practice the camera moves required for pre-arranged shots
• The heath benefits are health issues, dental issues, visions problems
•A camera operator, sometimes informally called a cameraman or a camerawoman, is a professional operator of a film or video camera. In filmaking, the person designing the lighting is the cinematographer or director of
photography, who is also informally called a “cameraman” though it is a different job.
• Qualifications
Technical skills and appropriate experience are far more important than formal qualifications. Industry experience is key and it is likely that you will need to start your career as a camera assistant, working your way up to camera
operator over several years.
While a degree or HND is not required to become a camera operator, a qualification in one of the following subjects may provide a useful background:
•journalism
•media production
•media studies
•performing arts
•photography, film or television.
You will need these skills to become a successful camera operator:
•Sound theoretical, practical and technical knowledge of the equipment you will be using
•The ability to frame and compose shots
•The ability to perform camera moves accurately
•Interpersonal and communication skills
•Team working skills and the ability to lead and motivate others tact and diplomacy
•Attention to detail
•Flexibility, creativity and patience
Here are a few examples of employers:
•BBC
•BSkyB (British Sky Broadcasting Group)
•ITV
•production companies making programmes for channels such as Channel 4 and Channel 5
•Sianel Pedwar Cymru (S4C)
•cable and satellite companies.
•Assistant Operator is when you help around the set, handing out drinks and food for the crew. From this you can earn experience which can result in becoming a camera operator.

Mood Board

Info-graphic Bibliography:
Websites:
anon. (2017). Camera Operator Salary. Available: http://www.payscale.com/research/UK/Job=Camera_Operator/Salary. Last accessed 12/9/2017.
http://www.payscale.com/research/UK/Job=Camera_Operator/Salary
Luzi, E. (anon). WHERE’S THE BEST PLACE FOR CAMERA OPERATORS TO MAKE MONEY AND FIND JOBS?. Available: http://www.theblackandblue.com/2014/02/03/camera-operator-jobs-money/.
Last accessed 12/9/2017.
http://www.theblackandblue.com/2014/02/03/camera-operator-jobs-money/
anon. (anon). Camera Operator Salaries. Available: https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/camera-operator-salary-SRCH_KO0,15.htm. Last accessed 12/9/2017.
https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/camera-operator-salary-SRCH_KO0,15.htm
AGCAS editors. (2017). Television camera operator. Available: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/television-camera-operator. Last accessed 13/9/2017.
Hagget, D. (13/9/2017). How much do cameramen make?. Available: http://www.danielhaggett.com/blog/164-how-much-do-cameramen-make. Last accessed 12/9/2017.
http://www.danielhaggett.com/blog/164-how-much-do-cameramen-make
Dams, T. (19/4/2011). Who earns what in TV?. Available: http://www.televisual.com/blog-detail/Who-earns-what-in-TV_bid-261.html. Last accessed 12/9/2017.
http://www.televisual.com/blog-detail/Who-earns-what-in-TV_bid-261.html
Books:
Crabtree, M (2012). Meet My Neighbor, the News Camera Operator. anon: Crabtree Publishing Company. p1-22.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Q5TgygAACAAJ&dq=camera+operator&hl=en&sa=X&redir_esc=y
Hart, D (2012). The Camera Assistant: A Complete Professional Handbook. anon: Taylor & Francis. p234-235.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=lE6UYNJfnFIC&dq=camera+operator
David, A (2015). In Conversation with Cinematographers. anon: Rowman & Littlefield Buy as Gift. p9-34.
https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=PKQlCgAAQBAJ&rdid=book-PKQlCgAAQBAJ&rdot=1&source=gbs_vpt_read&pcampaignid=books_booksearch_viewport
Owens, J (2015). Television Sports Production. anon: CRC Press. p2-29.
https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=DBrLCQAAQBAJ&dq=camera+operator
Robert B (2014). Single-Camera Video Production: Edition 6. anon: Michael R Ogden. p14-18.
https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=_qLcAwAAQBAJ&rdid=book-_qLcAwAAQBAJ&rdot=1&source=gbs_vpt_read&pcampaignid=books_booksearch_viewport
Newby, J (2006). Inside Broadcasting. anon: Routledge. p9-22.
https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=0-KEAgAAQBAJ&rdid=book-0-KEAgAAQBAJ&rdot=1&source=gbs_vpt_read&pcampaignid=books_booksearch_viewport

Info-graphic:
Practice info graphic:
Facts about
Camera
Operators
75%
25%
Camera operator
salary
Final info graphic:

Research:
Describe how you located, retrieved and stored information:
I located the information by searching key terms such as “camera operator” and found pages full information. I then
collected the information and added it to my pro forma. I then retrieved the url and pasted it into Neils tool box. I then
copied the text from Neils tool box and pasted into the bibliography. I stored information on to a slide and later changed it
to 10 facts about camera operators. I then located more information located on a different website to find the average
salary for a camera operator. I retrieved the information by selecting bits of the information and graphs that were on the
website. I then added it to the pro forma for research later on for my final project. I then used the information I gathered
to make an info graphic about camera operators. I then used the most relevant points to make graphs for my info graphic
to make it stand out to the audience. I also used Google books to help me with my research as it had valuable information
to help me with creating my info graphic. I stored the information by saving it to a power point then saving the power
point to the mac.

Client research:
Primary research
The advert hints that when you drink irn bru it promises to solve peoples problems. The lines of appeal are comedy and
humour and happy families. You can see this in the advert where the boy drinks irn bru his problems disappear. The
persuasion of the advert is reward power, for example when the boy drinks the irn bru he's rewarded with being happy and
not caring about the problems he's going to face. The narrative is the boy arrives at home to find old people naked, this
convinces the audience to spread and share the advert as its funny/hilarious. The advert is realist as it can happen to anybody.
The advert is also linear as it has a start a middle and a end.
https://youtu.be/P_LVBcnDDQ4
Primary research
The advert suggests that when you buy/drink irn bru you'll be happy no matter what situation your in, as shown in the advert
the man drinks irn bru as the boy is wearing a English football top and becomes happy. The lines of appeal are comedy and
humour and happy families. The persuasion of the advert is reward power which promises some positive effect/benefit. You
can see this in the advert when the man drinks the irn bru because the boy is wearing a English football top. Before he was
angry and frustrated and after drinking the product he becomes calm and happy. The narrative is about a dad who's daughter
is making bad dissections. This relates to dads watching this, therefore there more likely to buy the product. The advert is
realist as this can happen in real life. The advert is linear as it has a start a middle and a end.
https://youtu.be/9UprxM_aBWk

Client research:
Primary research
The advert suggests that when you drink irn bru the problems around you disappear and you become happy. The
lines of appeal are comedy, happy families. This is because there target market is teens from 16-19. The persuasion
of the advert is reward power which promises some positive effect/benefit. This is shown in the advert when his
friends are looking at his mum and takes a drink from irn bru he becomes calm and relaxed. The narrative is when
you bring your friends round to your house and talk about your mum, this is relatable to the teens who are watching
this as there target market is 16-19. The advert is realist as this happens to most teenagers. The advert is linear as it
has a middle and a end.
https://youtu.be/fX_K4mNTTI8
Irn Bru have made games to advertise there product to there target market.
Which will influence them to buy more irn bru in the future.
http://www.irn-bru.co.uk/all/xtra

Client research:
Robert Barr invented irn bru in 1875
It was originally called Strachan’s Brew The original firm was
founded in Falkirk by Robert Barr in 1875, and initially sold
‘aerated waters’, as soft drinks were then called. Robert’s son
Andrew launched the soft drink in 1901 under the name
Strachan’s Brew. Only three people in the whole world
reportedly know the recipe for making Irn-Bru: Former
company chairman Robin Barr; his daughter Julie Barr (the
firm’s Company Secretary and Legal Affairs Manager) and one
other A.G. Barr board director, whose identity remains
confidential.
Coca-Cola is the number one-
selling soft drink everywhere
in the world – except in
Scotland and the Middle East

Client research:
Though the recycling scheme recently ended the 750ml glass bottles that the drink comes in used to be returned to the
manufacturer in exchange for the 30 pence deposit paid – a scheme that was widely available in shops across Scotland. It
was established in 1905, with each returned bottle worth one halfpenny.

Client research:
The advert was funny as it showed a teenager using a grip however from behind its suggests that he’s jacking off. The lines of
appeal are comedy & humor and happy family. This is because there target market is teens from 16-19. The persuasion of the
advert is reward power which promises some positive effect/benefit. This is shown in the advert when the mother thinks he’s
jacking off, to calm her from what's she's seeing she drinks some irn bru. The advert also relates to the teenage audience as
this could happen to them. The advert is realist as this happens to most teenagers. The advert is linear as it has a middle and
a end.
https://youtu.be/Q5JH89Vcbpo
The advert shows the drink is irresistible to even
share to a friend, this suggests to the audience
that its to good to give up. The lines of appeal are
comedy, humor and child hood for example
nostalgia as the advert is from an old kids film.
Therefore there targeting older people as the kids
film came out years ago. The persuasion is star
power because the snowman is well know across
the world for being a famous animation. The
advert is anti realist because the snowman is flying
with a child. The adverts is also linear as it has a
start a middle and a end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yZOab5gl-4

Client research: The first step in manufacturing a carbonated
soft drink is to prepare a syrup containing all
the ingredients of the finished product other
than the carbonated water. The lists of
ingredients were laid down in recipe books
used by syrup room staff.
Hydrometers were used to check the
density of first the syrup and then the
finished product – ensuring that the right
amount of sugar was present. A pressure
gauge, when attached to the top of the
bottle, indicated how much carbon
dioxide (CO2) was contained in the
finished drink. The final check on the
quality of the product was a simple taste
test!
Both Barr businesses, Robert Barr, Falkirk and
A.G. Barr & Co. Glasgow, jointly launched their
own original recipe ‘IRON BREW’ soft drink on
Monday 15th April 1901. Adam Brown, a famous
highland athlete from Shotts, featured on the
label design.
Plastishield covered glass bottles enabled the
supermarkets to sell large bottles of soft drinks
for the first time. The covering made it safe to
sell glass although the maximum pack size was
only 1 litre.

Market research:
Irn-bru is a Scottish carbonated soft drink which is there national drink.
Irn-bru is apart of the soft drinks category with competitors like Pepsi,
Coca-Cola, doctor pepper, tango and others. However in Scotland the
best selling soft drink is irn bru and the second is Coca-Cola. Where in
the rest of the world Coca-Cola is the best selling drink. On average,
more than 10,000 soft drinks from Coca-Cola are consumed every second
of every day. There are nearly 10,450 soft drinks from Coca-Cola
consumed every second of every day including diet coke, Fanta and sprite.
Irn-bru made silly adverts to appeal to teenagers, where coke made
adverts to appeal to 9 to 25. Compared to one other adverts in Scotland
about irn bru are shown more than Coca-Cola. From the designs they are
completely different as for irn bru that have a bright orange colour
where coke has red. The red colour symbolizes Santa where the orange
can resembles Scotland.

Market research:
Irn-bru has another competitor which is a drink called Pepsi, Pepsi is the 3rd most popular drink in Scotland. The reason is
that the adverts for Pepsi in Scotland are shown less frequently than irn bru. The creator of Pepsi, Caleb Bradham, was a
chemist who worked at a pharmacy in New Bern, North Carolina. Bradham designed the beverage to be a fountain drink that
would help cure indigestion. Pepsi's original name was 'Brad's Drink'. It became Pepsi-Cola in 1898. Pepsi's original name was
'Brad's Drink'. It became Pepsi-Cola in 1898. The original Pepsi logo was designed by Bradham. He used a scribbled logo
script. The logo was changed more than 10 times. The current logo was designed in 2008 by the Arnell Group.
The original firm was founded in Falkirk by Robert Barr in 1875, and initially sold ‘aerated waters’, as soft drinks were then
called. Robert’s son Andrew launched the soft drink in 1901 under the name Strachan’s Brew. The name was originally
supposed to be Iron Brew but proposed branding laws forced Barr’s in July 1946 to alter the name as the drink is not actually
brewed. The new ‘Irn-Bru’ trademark was first registered on Thursday 18th July 1946. Irn-Bru was born and the rest they say,
is history. Irn-Bru is manufactured in five factories in Russia alone, and has been produced under licence in Canada, the USA
and Norway since 2008.

Audience research:
From secondary sources I have found that irn bru has a positive
reviews with hardly anyone disliking it. The age its most popular is
late teen age years. I found out that males prefer this drink than
females. I also found out that people who drink/buy this tend to
watch “The Politics Show Scotland”.
I also found out the people who buy this drink tend to be left.
People who drink irn bru have an account at bank of
“Scotland”. People who buy irn bru like going to the cinema,
listening to music, watching live music and video games.

Audience research:
From the data I have collected people prefer coke. I
will try to appeal to the audience by adding coke
vibes into my adverts
From the data I have gathered the people who took this
survey were mostly male. I will try to appeal to the male
gender by making my project targeted at males.
The people who took this survey were between 16-21 years. I
will try to appeal to 16 -21 years by making a silly and
humorous project.
From the data I have collected the people who took this
survey were from mostly from England. I will appeal to
the audience by targeting at the English demographic.

Audience research:
Most of the audience said that Irn-bru isn't over priced.
Therefore I will stick to the same price for my project.
Most of the audience do like the taste of
irn bru, therefore I will stick to the way
irn bru present their taste in adverts.
From the graph, the audience do
prefer glass rather than canned.
Therefore I will appeal to this by
presenting my project as a glass
bottle.
My audience have not been drinking irn bru
for long. Therefore I will appeal to this by
using different brands like Pepsi or coke.

Audience research:
My audience does like the design of irn bru. I will
appeal to this by making my project similar to
their design.
My audience does not think irn-bru will become
more favorable over coke in Briton, therefore I
will appall to this by sticking to other famous
brands, for example coke and Pepsi.

Interview
What do you like about irn bru and why ?
I haven’t tried Irn Bru before because I don’t drink fizzy drinks.
Do you like irn bru adverts and why ?
They’re okay, they catch the attention of viewers but aren’t very realistic.
Do you like the design of irn bru and why ?
The design with the contrasting colours of blue and orange is effective because it is eye-catching but the drink doesn’t
really appeal to me.

Interview
What do you like about irn bru and why ?
I like the adverts as they are funny and memorable. I like the bright colour scheme because it grabs your attention when
its on the shelf. I also like the funny banners and posters they release to promote the drink as they are funny.
Do you like irn bru adverts and why ?
Yes because they are comedic which makes you remember them. They grab your attention.
Do you like the design of irn bru and why ?
No because the bright orange colour of the drink puts me off drinking it, however it stands out on the shelf from other
drinks.

Idea Generation:
Use this space to record your idea generation. Whatever method(s) you use, get it all together here. Remember you are
making three different but linked products.
For the poster I will make a Photoshop still image of a old women in a mobility
scooter with stolen Irn-Bru in her basket. In the background there will be
police and civilians watching the hooded women.
The video will be a hooded old women in a mobility scooter driving into some
Irn-Bru then leaving the shop with stolen Irn-Bru in her basket.
The adver game will be a platformer game where the old women driving
around is collecting Irn-Bru cans by jumping platform to platform. When the
old women collects the Irn-Bru her mobility scooter gets a slight charge boost

Idea Generation:
The video will be an ordinary man whos sad and depressed then sees a
shop selling Irn-Bru, he buys it and becomes happy and full of life.
The poster will be a before and after of an ordinary man and then a
man who drinks Irn-Bru. The differences will be the ordinary man will
be sad and depressed, where the man who drank the Irn-Bru will be
happy and full of life.
The adver game will be a plat former where you are a unhappy sad
man who jumps to plat form to plat form collecting Irn-Bru. When you
collect Irn-Bru the happy meter will go up at the bottom right of the
screen and the man becomes happy, however if you don’t collect
enough you will lose.

Idea Generation:
My idea:
The adver game will be about a man who's slowly dying and
needs irn bru to live, therefore you have to collect Irn Bru
around the map. The more irn bru you get the longer you will
be alive, this will result in getting a much higher score.
The video will be about a guy who's being injured or being
clumsy and when he gets hurt he will drink irn bru and will be
fine and then will say “Irn-Bru gets you through”.
The poster will be a guy injured but smiling because he's
drinking Irn Bru and the slogan will be “irn bru gets you
through”. The slogan will be placed at the top of the poster.

Individual Idea:
Write down and overview of your idea here. What is your is that you want to take to the rest of the group?
You can also add some visual elements to help explain your idea.
My idea:

Group Idea:
Put your groups idea here. Agree on what you are doing. You need to work to this concept from here on.
My idea:

Planning Docs (TV Advert):
People Responsibilities Location
Jack Booking the equipment for
the day and filming the
advert
The scenes will be
set in the library,
stairs, outside and
the lounge. Black
board has the
booking
equipment
website.
Jake Get the cans of Irn-Bru and
plays a part in the video
advert
The scenes will be
set in the library,
stairs, outside and
the lounge. Irn-
Bru can be found
in Tesco.
Tom Plays a part in the Irn-Bru
commercial
The scenes will be
set in the library,
stairs, outside and
the lounge.
Resources Location
Camera Located at college
Software editor e.g.
Adobe premiere pro
Located on the
computers at york
college
Microphone Located at college
tripod Located at college
Props Located at Tesco

We are going to use Barr
Irn Bru as are prop in the
video. One of the group
members has offered to
pay for the Irn Bru.

Days Plan of action
Day 1 Book the equipment and gather the props for
advert
Day 2 Practice the layout and speech before filming.
Then finally film the advert with every one.
Day 3 Then edit the video by cutting out the irrelevant
video clips, adding sound effects and music into
the final product.
Day 4 Look over the work and check to see if there are
any mistakes.
Hazard Prevention
Open wire which could cause an electric shock. Tell the tutor about the wire and keep away.
Looking at the computer slouched, which could
cause back problems.
Sit in the chair properly by having a straight
back.
Don’t spend to much time looking at the screen as
this could tire out your eyes
Take a 5 minute break to give your eyes a
rest
Don’t mess around on your chair as you could
hurt others and your self.
Sit down and don’t spin yourself around.
A smashed computer could leave sharp glass
everywhere.
Tell your tutor about the broken glass and
stay away from the effected area.
A fire caused by a faulty wire. Press the fire alarm button to warn other
students and evacuate the building.
Be careful about the food you bring into class as
someone can be allergic to the food.
Ask your tutor about the students who are
allergic to foods.
A bag left in the middle of the room could trip a
student up.
Keep all your belongings underneath the
table.
A student could trip over some headphone wires. Keep your work space clean and tidy.
Schedule
Health and safety

Location’s
Library
Lounge
Stairs
Outside

Use the Irn Bru Project UAL 2017 presentation to see the planning requirements. Include all the required planning.
You may need to copy this slide several times, so you can fit all the work on here.
Contingency plan:
• Check to see if the SD card is full, if so check before leaving or book an extra SD card.
• Save your work often onto the Mack or USB, as your computer could turn off.
• Book the equipment the day before, therefore making sure you will get the equipment.
• If you missed a lesson go to a catch up lesson or do the work at lunch time.
• Book the right sort of equipment as you could get two different types of models.
• Plan before hand as you could waste valuable time getting started.
• Make sure to keep the camera in focus as the advert will be hard to see.
Shot lists:
Static: When the shot is locked off, the camera doesn’t pan, tilt, zoom or change in any way.
Tilt: When you rotate the camera vertically from a fixed location.
Pedestal: when the camera is moved vertically up or down (without tilting)
Handheld: The camera is held by the operator without a stabilizer.
Zoom: when you zoom in or out of a subject.

Contingency plan:
• Check to see if the SD card is full, if so check before leaving or book an extra SD card.
• Save your work often onto the Mack or USB, as your computer could turn off.
• Book the equipment the day before, therefore making sure you will get the equipment.
• If you missed a lesson go to a catch up lesson or do the work at lunch time.
• Book the right sort of equipment as you could get two different types of models.
• Plan before hand as you could waste valuable time getting started.
• Make sure to keep the camera in focus as the advert will be hard to see.
Shot lists:
Static: When the shot is locked off, the camera doesn’t pan, tilt, zoom or change in any way.
Tilt: When you rotate the camera vertically from a fixed location.
Pedestal: when the camera is moved vertically up or down (without tilting)
Handheld: The camera is held by the operator without a stabilizer.
Zoom: when you zoom in or out of a subject.
Call sheet:
Scene 1: The scene will start of will Jake walking down the stairs and then suddenly trips up.
Scene 2: Tom gives Jake a can of Irn Bru
Scene 3: Jake feels fine after taking a sip of Irn-Bru and leaves.

Planning Docs (Advergame):
An idea I am thinking about is a adver game that will be a platformer game where the old women driving around is collecting Irn-Bru cans by jumping
platform to platform. When the old women collects the Irn-Bru her mobility scooter gets a slight charge boost to get through the game quicker.
Another idea I have thought of is a first person shooter where the gamer plays as irn bru and has to shoot the other competitors to win. If you get
captured by the other brands of soft drink you will lose. However you will have 3 lives in the game so you wont instantly die when you spawn in.
Another idea is the adver game will be a plat former where you are an unhappy sad man who jumps to plat form to plat form collecting Irn-Bru. When you
collect Irn-Bru the happy meter will go up at the bottom right of the screen and the man becomes happy, however if you don’t collect enough you will lose.
The adver game idea I have chosen is going to be a plat former, where the character is injured and for him to keep on living he needs to collect irn bru. I
will be also adding a meter to let the player know when he's about to die, therefore letting the player know when to collect an irn bru. The game will speed
up as you gradually progress through the level. Another way the character can die is that if he falls of the platform, the player will get a gamer over on the
screen.

I will record the dialogue using a microphone and transferring it over to the computer for my Adver game.
The Dialogue:
• “mmmm Irn Bru”
• “ooo look at me jump”
• “Irn Bru makes the world go round”
• “Game Over”
• “Better look next time”
• “Walk it off”
• “Theres nothing better than a cold bottle of Irn bru”
• “Ahhhhhhhh”
• “Yummy”
• “Exciting”
8 bit music:
• Feel Good Inc. [8 Bit Tribute to Gorillaz] - 8 Bit Universe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MltJnhBLGtw
• Chop Suey [8 Bit Cover Tribute to System of a Down] - 8 Bit Universe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGrea3c8YEg
• Despacito - 8 bit Version, as 80s Computer Game Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DEvwF5kwcpQ
• Goodbye Moonmen [8 Bit Tribute to Rick and Morty (and Fart)] - 8 Bit Universe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJOC6xKGKX8
16 bit music:
ToeJam & Earl: Panic on Funkotron - Lewanda's Love [Genesis] Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeIzV6q5FlM&list=PL0u92-Pq732uRFXP1NMybMHvzCrSuT-vz&index=1
The Dark World - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BStjuHfP238&index=2&list=PL0u92-Pq732uRFXP1NMybMHvzCrSuT-vz
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - Configuration [Genesis] Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72PqOyeOngI&list=PL0u92-Pq732uRFXP1NMybMHvzCrSuT-vz&index=3
Streets of Rage - Music: The Last Soul (BETTER QUALITY IN DESCRIPTION)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EMUMR9MEdk&index=4&list=PL0u92-Pq732uRFXP1NMybMHvzCrSuT-vz

Sound Effect Make this sound by
Bouncing sound effect Stretching out an elastic band and flicking it.
8 bit music in the background I will use an app called Garage band
A ding sound when you collect Irn Bru I will use a bell
Foot steps when the character is walking on the platform Record my own foot steps in the college corridor
A losing sound effect when the character dies I will use a ruler along the table and twang the edge
A can opening sound effect I will buy an Irn bru and record me opening the irn bru to get
the fizz sound.

Planning Docs (Print Advert):
Poster Draft
For my planning I made a draft to get me familiar with the tools and
process I will have to go through for my final print advert. I started by
finding a image on the internet, who fitted the character I was
describing in my planning. I then edited the image because there was
water marks and a irrelevant background that would ruin the selling
point for Irn-Bru. I then put the Irn Bru slogan to suggest that when you
drink irn bru it will motivate you through tough times. I then added the
hospital background to give it a better hospital vibe. I then researched
the font style by searching on a website called “Dafont”. I then installed
the font to the computer/Mack and used it in my draft poster.
These are the colours I will be using in my print advert. The reason I will be using orange is because the colour of the bottle of irn
bru is orange, therefore this colour will be seen a lot in my print advert. The colour red will be in my print advert, because the
injured man will be bleeding to show how hurt he really is, therefore showing how good irn bru is to make him feel happy/better.
The colour white will be seen in my print advert because the bandages on the injured man will be white. The reason white will be
used in my print advert is because the injured man will have white bandages to visibly show how injured he is. The reason why I
will be adding blue to my colour scheme is because the design of irn bru has the colour blue on the can.
Colour scheme

Resources Location
Word Located on the college computers
PowerPoint Located on the computers at york college
Photoshop Located at college on the college computers
The font I decided to use was
on a Website called Dafont
where I searched for a suitable
font text called “equalize”. I
then installed the font and
then added it to my print draft.

We are going to use Barr
Irn Bru as are prop in the
video. One of the group
members has offered to
pay for the Irn Bru.

Irn bru pro forma by jack morton

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