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Ashley Newton was named president of Capitol Music Group in January 2016. As president, Newton oversees the day-to-day operations and music projects of Capitol Records. Capitol Records was founded in 1942 in Hollywood, California by Johnny Mercer, Buddy DeSylva, and Glenn Wallichs. It is now owned by Universal Music Group and distributes music through Capitol Music Group.
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Amethyst Productions has obtained permission from a parent or guardian to use their son or daughter as an actor in the film "From Outside In". The permission slip acknowledges that the child will have a speaking or non-speaking role in the film, which will be publicly released on YouTube or Short of the Week. It also confirms that the child has agreed to take on a specific role and is aware that the completed film will be used for Lucy Pratt's final school project.
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The school is producing the musical "Anything Goes" which will open on February 12, 2019. Students in the production arts and media program have designed a website, social media content, and YouTube videos to promote the show and showcase their work. These students are split into departments like costumes, lighting, and stage management. They are working professionally with meetings and action plans. Some students are creating a documentary and smaller video updates about the production process. The cast features students from all year groups who went through an audition process. Rehearsals and set work have been underway since September.
Full marketing team meeting 20th dec
The marketing team meeting discussed progress on print, online, audio, and audio-visual projects. The print team nearly completed the poster and cover and will provide photos. The online team met with a teacher about social media release dates and is designing web pages. They will share footage. The audio-visual team finished shooting and is editing their video. The audio team finished recording a jingle and interviews. Today the online team will revisit schedules and start designing school website content.
Unit 106 online marketing schedule
This document outlines an online marketing schedule for a unit. It assigns tasks such as creating social media posts and videos to different people and tracks the status of completing these tasks on weekly deadlines. The schedule runs from January 10th to February 28th and includes introducing upcoming content on social media platforms, linking to videos, polls, photos and interviews to promote an event and documentary.
Rough idea for the correlations
This document outlines a social media strategy for promoting a YouTube channel, website, and documentary over multiple months. It includes posting introductory videos and links on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Behind-the-scenes photos, interview clips, character profiles, and polls would also be shared across platforms. The website would be updated with additional information and profiles corresponding to interview videos and the documentary's progress.
Marketing correlation schedule
The document outlines a marketing correlation schedule for promoting a documentary. It includes dates for conducting interviews and posting content on various social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The schedule details what type of content will be posted each date such as interview introductions, YouTube links and descriptions, polls, bloopers, quotes, and montages. It also includes a list of production roles and potential people to interview to create social media profiles for promoting the documentary.
Rough idea for the correlations
This document outlines a social media strategy for promoting a YouTube channel, website, and documentary over multiple months. It includes posting introductory videos and links on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Behind-the-scenes photos, interview clips, character profiles, and ticket/information updates would also be shared across platforms. Twitter polls would gauge audience excitement and opinions about the documentary and its cast.
Unit 11 evaluation
The client liked the student's script concept and execution, finding it thought-provoking in its exploration of themes like gender equality and mental health issues. The client's main feedback was to improve the script structure and clarity of some sections. The student made revisions based on this feedback. The student feels they met the expectations of the client and competition brief by creating an industry-standard script that sparks important conversations and allows audiences to relate to the main character's struggles. The student learned more about the scriptwriting process through completing this project.
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02. capitol records
- 2. Who owns/ runs Capitol Records? 1/42016- Ashley Newton was named president of Capitol music group. Ashley Newton’s, the former Columbia Records president, role as president of Capitol records entails managing day- to-day tasks and operations including music projects. My source of information: http://www.billboard.com/articles/business/6828951/ashley- newton-president-capitol-music-group
- 3. When was Capitol Records started? Capitol Records was founded in 1942 by 3 men named: Johnny Mercer, Buddy Desylva and Glenn Wallichs. there parent company is universal music group and their distributors are Capitol Music group. They are based in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, US. My source of information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Records
- 4. What artists do they sign? (Not including the Beatles) 1 of 5
- 5. 2 of 5
- 6. 3 of 5
- 7. 4 of 5
- 8. 5 of 5 My source of information: http://www.capitolrecords.com/artists/
- 9. This is only a few of the artists that Capitol records have signed and there are a range of different genres and types of people and music The most famous band they signed was The Beatles What artists do they sign?
- 10. What is the genre of music Capitol Records focuses on? Capitol records doesn’t focus on a specific genre however I haven’t found any rock or metal bands so they do have specific genres they want to sign. Genre: various My source of information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitol_Records
- 11. Thank you for watching my presentation for research into Capitol Records