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The document outlines initial plans for a scouting advertising project, including ideas for a film, radio advertisement, or game. It discusses potential genres, locations, special effects, and ideas for a poster, film trailer, and DVD box cover. A mood board is presented analyzing repeated colors, styles, and tones to influence the final product. An informal proposal is made to advertise scouting locally through an advertisement and poster, requiring volunteers and targeting the local public and young people ages 6 and up. Discounted ideas of a supernatural movie and horror film are explained as not being chosen due to lack of help or another student's similar project.
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The document outlines Stephen Royle's initial plans for creating a concept film trailer, including making a mind map, mood board and analysis, and informal proposal. The mood board analysis notes repetition of dark and nighttime images to connote danger, as well as styles that create intrigue. The analysis says the mood board will influence the final product through its darkness and horror themes. The informal proposal identifies the current idea as a concept film trailer for an upcoming film, and lists the types of products and tools needed to make them, with a target audience of 15+ year olds. It also includes discounted alternative project ideas and reasons for not choosing them.
Initial plans
The document outlines Harry Morton's initial plans for a game project for 16-19 year olds. Harry proposes two initial game ideas: a side-scrolling cyborg ninja game set in a dystopian future where the player must shut down a killer robot facility, and a top-down plane shooter where the player survives waves of enemies to earn upgrades. The document also includes mind maps, a mood board analyzing dark and colorful visual styles, and a schedule laying out the 5-week production process including research, planning, development, and evaluation.
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The document outlines initial plans for a podcast project including using stick figure characters to represent the hosts and exploring setting, mood, and style. A mind map shows early ideas around animation, audio, character design, and a 3 minute runtime. A mood board analysis indicates repetition in color, style, and tone to achieve a smooth, relaxed mood. The informal proposal conceptualizes an animated audio chat between two friends represented by characters and addresses the intended audience, products to be created, and hardware needed. Discounted ideas like a game are rejected due to technical challenges with interactivity.
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Initial Plans outlines Shameur Rahman's concept for a horror film project. The concept involves a group of friends who kill a horror clown, but then one friend becomes possessed by the clown and starts killing others. Shameur created a mood board with dark, horror-themed images to inspire the final product. An informal proposal provides more details on the type of products that would be created, such as the film, posters, and ads. It also lists the equipment and resources needed, such as a camera, location, actors, and costumes. The intended audience is described as ages 16-30 of neutral gender. Alternative project ideas of a horror game magazine and hip hop music CD are discounted due to lack of
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Initial Plans outlines Shameur Rahman's concept for a horror film project. The concept involves a group of friends who kill a horror clown, but then one friend becomes possessed by the clown and starts killing others. Shameur created a mood board with dark, horror-themed images to inspire the final product. An informal proposal provides more details on the type of products that would be created, such as the film, posters, and ads. It also lists the equipment and resources needed, such as a camera, location, actors, and costumes. The intended audience is described as ages 16-30 of neutral gender. Alternative project ideas of a horror game magazine and hip hop music CD are discounted due to lack of
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This document provides an overview of the objectives, assessments, and tasks for a GCSE Media Studies course. It focuses on the key concept of "representation" - how media texts portray people, places, events, and ideas. Students will analyze representation in their chosen film genre, research and present findings, and take photos to represent characters/locations. They will also watch film clips and write notes on representation, and develop a 60-second "pitch" for an original movie in their genre. The course aims to develop students' understanding of representation and skills in analysis, practical media production, and presenting ideas.
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The document outlines initial plans for several creative projects including a podcast called "The Half-Arsed Cast" about urban legends hosted by Archie Durham and Callum Joy. It also mentions a short film called "The Dynamic Trio" about three people who don't get along but work together. Another discarded idea was another generic podcast on the topic of school.
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The document outlines initial plans for several creative projects including a podcast called "The Half-Arsed Cast" about urban legends hosted by Archie Durham and Callum Joy. It also mentions a short film called "The Dynamic Trio" about three people who don't get along but work together. Another discarded idea was another generic podcast on the topic of school.
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The document outlines initial plans for four magazine concepts - a gaming magazine, film magazine, oceans magazine, and information magazine. It proposes featuring the latest and highest rated games, films, facts about oceans, and catching fish. Reviews would be included of the latest films. Big, bold titles and imagery would be used with darker colors as inspiration is drawn from sample magazine covers and styles.
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7. evaluation(4)
Harrison Lincoln completed an audio evaluation project involving voice impressions. His research provided ideas and comedy but finding relevant examples was difficult. Planning drew from existing sketches but he worried about copyright. He managed his time well according to a schedule. Technically, his work was similar to other audio sketches. Audio quality improved after re-recording but switching voices strained his throat. He appealed to his target audience with familiar scenarios and voices. Peer feedback praised the comedic timing but noted gaps between voices and inconsistent volume. Harrison agreed volume could be improved and disagreed that it was too loud.
6. production reflection(4)
The document describes the process of creating an audio project, starting with only recorded audio and no other sounds. Music was then added at the end to provide a finishing touch. Further revisions included removing backing music to amplify the recorded audio. The final product combined the recorded audio with outro music to complete the project.
5. script
Kermit the Frog waits over an hour for the bus in the rain, interacting with various characters who join him at the stop. First Elmo sits down and they have an awkward exchange about stereotypes. Next a teenager asks Kermit for cigarettes, not realizing frogs can't smoke. An old man then complains about being called old before his bus arrives. Finally, Donald Trump joins Kermit and they argue about politics and leadership abilities. Trump threatens Kermit with a laser on his head supposedly being held by Elmo, who is then attacked by a cat on a rooftop in a bizarre scene. When Kermit's bus finally comes, it is full and drives away, leaving Kermit frustrated.
4. proposal(4)
This audio proposal outlines a comedy sketch podcast called "The voices comedy sketch show" that will use voice impressions to act out humorous sketches. The purpose is to entertain listeners through voice acting and comedy. The genre is a podcast. Specific content will involve impressions of Kermit the Frog and Elmo engaging in dark humor. The target audience is teens and working/middle class individuals who enjoy dark humor. Some legal and ethical considerations include avoiding offensive religious, social or ethnic jokes while recognizing use of copyrighted characters like Kermit and Elmo requires sufficient transformation.
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The document describes Harrison Lincoln's morning routine experiment in 5 steps: 1) Letting dogs out in the garden, 2) Eating breakfast and making coffee, 3) Cuddling with dogs while checking social media, 4) Feeding dogs and listening to music, 5) Getting bike from shed and going to college after putting dogs in their beds. It includes YouTube links for each step and notes that the experiment uses sounds to replicate the routine.
2. research(4)
The document summarizes Harrison Lincoln's research for an existing radio drama project. It lists 3 existing podcasts and radio dramas that provide examples of elements to include, such as the use of narration, different voice actors, and comedy/mystery to add suspense. The research analysis indicates that the reviewed products are all radio dramas, and the aspects to include are different voice actors and suspense. The target audience is described as primarily male ages 15+, as the drama may include violent or sexual threats that younger audiences would not understand, and mysteries appeal more to males. The radio drama format makes it accessible to all social classes.
7. evaluation(3)
This document summarizes the production process of a magazine created by the author. Their research involved learning about upcoming anime episodes without spoilers by watching some shows and reading magazines. Their planning benefited from inspiration from similar magazines but could not be too similar to existing products. Time management went well except reformatting took time. Peer feedback noted the good colors and layout but suggested original background characters, improving the font and colors, and relocating the bull symbol. The author agreed with changing the bull location and disagreed with lowering the price.
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This production reflection document outlines the process of creating a magazine cover and inside pages focused on the anime Black Clover. The front cover was initially designed with two characters from Black Clover and a purple background, which later had the background color changed to match the anime and a symbol from the anime added. Details like a barcode and information were also included. The inside cover features a picture of main characters from Black Clover and contains information about the anime like episode release dates.
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This document outlines the pre-production plans for a magazine. It discusses the color scheme, font choices, and layout designs. Potential issues like eye strain, back pain, and computer crashes during production are addressed along with solutions. A schedule is provided that lists 8 tasks from initial planning through evaluation and includes the resources needed like Photoshop, PowerPoint, and computers. Health and safety concerns from prolonged computer use are also covered with suggestions to take regular breaks and maintain proper posture.
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This proposal is for an online publication called "Otaku Weekly" that will advertise anime products. It will contain content about new and old anime series that have made an impact, focusing on specific series like My Hero Academia and Black Clover. The intended audience is anime fans ages 12 and up, as the content will not be offensive and will feature characters this age group is already familiar with. The creator will carefully review the content twice to avoid offending any social groups and ensure the publication is sufficiently different from existing works to avoid copyright issues.
3. production experiments
Harrison Lincoln conducted a production experiment involving a fish, magazine title, and additional text. The experiment tested different background and placement elements for a magazine cover, including a fish behind the background and title in front of the fish. For the final product, Harrison will include the text style and placement lessons learned from the experiment.
2. research(3)
The document discusses existing anime and manga magazines from Japanese publishing companies. It provides examples of magazine covers that feature popular characters from series like Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Sword Art Online. The covers advertise new seasons or products. The research analysis section notes that the magazines share design features like information presentation and color schemes. It states the new work will include the informational style and cover design aspects.
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The document outlines initial plans for a magazine that will focus on anime, gaming, music, and sci-fi genres. It will target anime fans, gamers, music fans, and sci-fi fans. The magazine will have a bright, exciting color scheme to match the anime theme. Different games and music genres may feature varying color schemes.
7. evaluation
Harrison Lincoln evaluated his personal project of creating a promotional trailer for scouting. In his research, he compared existing scouting products and adapted some features to his own style. His planning involved choosing to make a supernatural film but changing to a scouting trailer instead. He managed his time well but would have added more footage and effects given more time. From peer feedback, he agreed to replace blurry images and lengthen clips, and to fade the music to hear people speaking, but disagreed with changing the upbeat music.
6. production reflection
Harrison Lincoln reflects on the process of creating a poster and trailer for his scouting group. He describes adding logos and emblems from scouting to represent tradition, and including photos of scouts, explorers, and footage from group nights to showcase activities. Towards the end of the document, he notes adding ending images and background music to the nearly completed trailer.
5. pre production
This document outlines the pre-production plan for a documentary about scouting. It includes storyboards showing the planned sequence of shots including opening titles, interviews, and footage of activities for beavers, cubs, scouts and explorers. Props and locations needed are listed, along with contingency plans for issues that may arise. Health and safety precautions are discussed to prevent injuries from games or spills. A schedule is provided showing plans to gather footage over 8 days and include editing sessions to piece the documentary together.
4. production experiments
Harrison Lincoln conducted an experiment for a trailer by testing out initial image ideas and a song. The experiment involved selecting photos of scouts, explorers, and other images to include in the trailer. Harrison plans to incorporate some of the tested images and song into the final trailer product.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a similar style to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
2. research
Here are the key strengths and weaknesses of the research methods:
- Product research provided real examples to analyze but lacked context and only showed a limited perspective.
- The online questionnaire was efficiently distributed but had a low response rate, limiting insights. It also relied on self-reported data.
- Interviews allowed for follow up questions but only captured a small sample size. Responses may have been influenced by the interviewer.
Overall, triangulating multiple methods helped overcome some individual limitations but also resulted in large amounts of unsorted data. Focusing the research questions and analyzing responses systematically could have strengthened the findings. Further primary research may be needed to fill any gaps.
Theory research pro-forma
This document defines and provides examples of different types of research terminology and methods, including:
- Primary and secondary research definitions and examples
- Quantitative and qualitative research definitions and examples
- Audience, market, and production research definitions and examples
- Key research terminology such as circulation, hits, box office figures, ratings, and sales
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1. initial plans
- 2. Mind Map Project 3 Ideas Film Radio advertisement Adver-game Supernatural film trailer End of the world Supernatural powers Sound files from movies and tv shows Use recordings from scouting Make one that refers to scouting Make it a good game and one people want to play Scouting film trailer Film trailer to advertise scouting A film explaining scouting
- 3. Mind Map Inspiration: Genre: scouting Special effects: none Location(s): scout hut Poster: scouting colours Film trailer, poster &dvd box cover ideas Theme/genre: supernatural or Scouting Location: Local street park Forest Sfx: Sound effects Screen effects Make-up Poster Colours Style Trailer essentials: Time limit Script
- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood yes the mood of the images I have chosen is a scouting mood How will your mood board influence your final product? It will supply me with the theme I really need. It will need some of the scouts cubs and beavers to say something about scouting of what they like and their favourite thing about it
- 6. Informal Proposal Current Idea Concept To advertise scouting to the local public Type of products you would make • An advertisement • A poster What you will need to make them A few volunteers in scouting Audience The local public and young people from ages 6 and up
- 7. Choices Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project Supernatural movie • I didn't • want to do it in the end • Wanted to help scouting Horror film • Wasn’t enough people to help me with it • There was already someone I said I would help with their horror film trailer
Editor's Notes
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed
- For your idea, write a brief, informal proposal. Ensure you proof read and check spelling etc For the audience section consider age/gender/psychographic/geodemographic/social grade etc
- Discuss the other two ideas from your initial mind map and reasons for why you didn’t choose them