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Sydney Wratten has initial plans for a heavy metal radio show/podcast. The show would play bands such as Pretty Reckless, Asking Alexandria, and Bring Me the Horizon. It would have jingles promoting itself as "Plectrum Radio, staying tuned for the best metal around." The radio station would also support metal concerts and festivals through interviews, reviews, and promotions. Wratten created mood boards showing the dark aesthetic of metal music to influence the final project. An informal proposal outlines needing a studio, equipment, and targeting all metal fans as an audience. A horror film and starting a band were discounted ideas in favor of the radio project's achievability and audio focus.
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1. initial plans(1)
- 2. Mind Map Initial ideas A band; A horror film; A radio show/podcast; Create a poster Create a spooky trailerRadio and TV advertisement T-shirt designs/ merchandise CDs Posters Radio and TV advertisement Radio adverts Posters and trailers
- 3. Mind Map Radio show /podcaster Bands that could be played on this podcast; โข Pretty reckless โข Asking Alexandria โข Bring me the horizon โข Sleeping with sirens โข Black veil brides โข Korn โข Babymetal โข Linkin park โข Slipknot What is the style of the radio station ? The radio station style will be playing heavy metal music. Jingles; You're listening to plectrum radio, stay tuned for the best metal around. Will your radio station support concerts and festivals? Yes my radio will support any if not all the metal festivals This radio station will involve interview and metal gossip.
- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood โข There is a lot of dark colours repeated in those posters mainly black, which relates to the nature of the songs that the bands sing which are usually very negative and talk about emotions. โข The posters with the band members in them are all stood dramatically with the lead singers in the middle at the front which could show the importance of the lead singer to the band. How will your mood board influence your final product? โขThe mood board will
- 6. Informal Proposal Current Idea Concept My project is a radio show which plays heavy metal music, talks about band banter and interviews. Type of products you would make โข A Radio show/podcast What you will need to make them I will need; A Studio โ Microphones โ Recorders โ Headphones โ Mixing Desk โMusic to play. Audience The audience will most likely be people of any age that like listening to alternative/heavy metal music
- 7. Choices Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project A Horror Film โข The radio project seemed more appealing and achievable in contrast to the option of horror film, this project is more focussed on audio and has the potential to be less time consuming. A Band โข The radio project was also a better option than the band option because of the fact that I can still explore metal bands and heavy metal events such as festivals and gigs without having to be too specific to just the music.
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 didnโt choose them