1. initial plans
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The document outlines Jordanne Kay's initial plans to create educational makeup videos. These include a video demonstrating special effects makeup application, an animated video in the style of makeup students working, and a radio advertisement for a makeup brand. After developing a mood board for inspiration, Jordanne decides their final project will be a timelapse video recreating special effects makeup looks in Adobe Premiere, aimed at teenagers and young adults. Reasons for discarding the other ideas include difficulties accessing required materials and feeling uncomfortable recording their own voice.
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This proposal is for a radio advertisement about special effects makeup. The advertisement would include sounds of makeup products being used as background music. It would be a simple podcast discussing how to use different products without showing visuals. The target audience is girls ages 15 to 24 who are interested in makeup. The advertisement aims to show listeners there is more to makeup than just application and that special effects makeup allows self-expression. Care will be taken to avoid offending anyone and no existing character or product names/logos will be used without permission to prevent copyright issues. Original sound effects will be created where possible.
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Jordanne conducted an experiment creating an audio recording of her morning routine. She recorded various sound effects to accompany the steps in her routine, such as the alarm, walking downstairs, and brushing teeth. She edited the sound clips in Premier, fading them together and cutting out pauses in her speech. Jordanne adjusted sound levels so the effects didn't overpower her narration. In the reflection, she determined the best element for her final product was having sound effects play quietly in the background while speaking.
2. research
The research conducted included product research, audience questionnaires, interviews, and analysis. Product research examined existing special effects makeup products and identified common features like varied lighting. Questionnaires provided insight into the target audience being mainly teenage females interested in special effects makeup. Interviews reinforced that the audience enjoys how makeup can transform appearances and highlighted timelapse videos as an effective promotional method. An audience profile was created based on the research, identifying how to appeal to the demographic. The strengths of this mixed methods approach were gaining varied perspectives, while weaknesses included small sample sizes for some elements.
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1. initial plans
- 2. MIND MAP IDEAS I would like to create a short video showing people how to apply and use the special effects make up, I will also want to add text and backing music to this, I want to make this as it will show people who don’t really know what to do the basics of how to apply and use the different products. I would also like to make a short animation video in the style of the media makeup students creating the makeup or doing an exam trial. This is another good way of showing people how its done. I would like to create a radio advert advertising a brand or make-up. creating my own product and using different sound effects and talking over to advertise. I would look into different radio adverts to then go one and deciding the lay out of mine, I think this will be easy to make as long as I do the right research
- 3. MIND MAP – FINAL IDEA I have decided to go with the idea of making a short video of showing how to apply and use different types of special effects make-up, as I want to use my own work I will have to create my own work, so by recording my self creating the different looks, I will then be able to edit all of the different videos together as well as editing them individually. I will also be able to add in images of the final look and add different sounds and text.
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- 5. MOOD BOARD ANALYSIS Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood In the images that I have collected they is a lots of the colour red representing blood, this shows us danger and maybe that they are hurt. The backgrounds that I have collected have the colour yellow, this suggests danger again. So all of the colours that are used suggests to us that they is something bad is happening. How will your mood board influence your final product? These images that I have collected are going to influence me by making me want to create this look, with the blood and the danger it will give me ideas that I can twist and create.
- 6. INFORMAL PROPOSAL Current Idea Concept I will be recreating special effects looks on Adobe Premiere. Type of products you would make Making lots of little videos in to a times lap video. What you will need to make them I will need Adobe Premiere and cameras to produce my final project. Audience My audience would be teenagers to young adults. This is because young people don’t really have anything to focus on so if they have a little ‘hobby’ it will keep them out of trouble. For my secondary audience it may appeal to young children as they are forever looking up to people and want to be just like someone else.
- 7. CHOICES Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project Short animation • I have decided not to go with this idea as it would be hard to get the video clips of the students to then make it in to a animation. I may not have been able to get everything and create it all in the short time that we had. Radio advert • I have not chosen this project because I find it awkward talking and hearing my voice back so it would be hard to record the speech it would be hard to find the right person, time and place to record it so its best if I just leave it out.
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- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- 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