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The document discusses different types of graphic design projects including posters, radio advertisements, and video games. For posters, photoshop allows editing photos but can be difficult to use if unfamiliar with the software. Two posters are described, one during the day and one at night. For radio advertisements, sound effects and recording take significant time. Two radio ads are compared, one promoting multiple drinks while the other is clearer it is advertising coke. For video games, pixel art is used in two coke advergames. One is like Tetris while the other is a driving game with leveling up. Changes that could be made to the projects are discussed, such as slowing down and smoothing movement in the
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This document discusses advergame production and compares different advertising methods. It notes that Photoshop allows for editing posters and images but can be time consuming. It then compares an advergame created by the author to a real game and radio advertisement, noting differences in graphics, music, and gameplay. A reflection identifies strengths and weaknesses of the advergame and areas for further skill development, such as poster design and targeting specific audiences.
Production techniques evaluation
- The document discusses experiments with graphic design and radio production techniques.
- For graphic design, the student created posters in Photoshop exploring different colors and representations of gender. Photoshop allows for editing photos but can be time consuming.
- For radio production, the student and a partner recorded audio for products, improving them through repeated takes and adding original content. Premiere Pro is a good editing software but also complicated.
- The student created a Coke radio ad with upbeat music and voices of teens to portray Coke as good for gatherings and parties. Strengths included a clear message but weaknesses were parts that were messy and abruptly cut.
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The document proposes a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola targeted at teenagers aged 16-19 worldwide. It would be released on social media platforms like Instagram, Discord, Twitch and YouTube to appeal to its target audience. The ad would feature catchy music and sounds to promote Coke as a fun party drink. It takes inspiration from existing Coke ads to communicate the brand's message in an engaging way, while remaining original enough to avoid copyright issues.
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This document discusses various graphic design, radio, and video game production techniques. For graphic design, it covers advantages like experimentation in Photoshop and disadvantages like confusing tools. It analyzes similarities and differences between two Christmas-themed Coca-Cola posters. For radio production, it outlines advantages of mixing tracks in Premiere and disadvantages like initial complexity. It compares the student's Coca-Cola radio ad to a YouTube version. For video games, it discusses pixel art advantages and organization disadvantages. It analyzes genre and detail similarities and differences between two Coca-Cola game ads. It evaluates strengths and weaknesses of the student's Coca-Cola game and changes they would make.
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The document describes various communication and planning methods for advertising projects. It includes codes of conduct for advertising as well as descriptions of mind maps, mood boards, style sheets, layout plans, brainstorming techniques, sketches, and formal proposals. Strengths and weaknesses are provided for each method, as well as whether the method is liked and why. The overall document serves as a guide to different planning approaches for advertising design work.
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The document summarizes a student's radio advertisement and advergame projects. For the radio advertisement, the student notes the strengths of the atmospheric sound effects but weaknesses in the commentating audio. For the advergame, the student analyzes their own work compared to examples, noting areas for improvement like basic design, pixelation and limited animation. The student concludes the radio advertisement better advertises the product due to its reach and production quality, and the advergame is the most professional of their works.
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The document discusses and evaluates various graphic design, radio, and video game experiments for advertising Coca-Cola. For the graphic design experiment, it summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of working in Photoshop. For the radio experiment, it compares the student's ad to an existing Coca-Cola ad and identifies strengths and areas for improvement. For the video game experiment, it discusses differences between the student's advergame and an existing Chupa-Chups game. It then compares the experiments and identifies the poster as best showcasing Coca-Cola for its target audience based on format and professional appearance.
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This document discusses the student's experiments with different graphic design, radio, and advergame production techniques. It provides details on the advantages and disadvantages of tools like Photoshop and Premiere Pro. It also reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of the projects created, what they would change, and which product was most effective at advertising.
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The document proposes a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola targeted at teenagers aged 16-19 worldwide. It would be released on social media platforms like Instagram, Discord, Twitch and YouTube to appeal to its target audience. The ad would feature catchy music and sounds to promote Coke as a fun party drink. It takes inspiration from existing Coke ads to communicate the brand's message in an engaging way, while remaining original enough to avoid copyright issues.
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The document describes various communication and planning methods for advertising projects. It includes codes of conduct for advertising as well as descriptions of mind maps, mood boards, style sheets, layout plans, brainstorming techniques, sketches, and formal proposals. Strengths and weaknesses are provided for each method, as well as whether the method is liked and why. The overall document serves as a guide to different planning approaches for advertising design work.
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The document summarizes a student's radio advertisement and advergame projects. For the radio advertisement, the student notes the strengths of the atmospheric sound effects but weaknesses in the commentating audio. For the advergame, the student analyzes their own work compared to examples, noting areas for improvement like basic design, pixelation and limited animation. The student concludes the radio advertisement better advertises the product due to its reach and production quality, and the advergame is the most professional of their works.
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The document discusses and evaluates various graphic design, radio, and video game experiments for advertising Coca-Cola. For the graphic design experiment, it summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of working in Photoshop. For the radio experiment, it compares the student's ad to an existing Coca-Cola ad and identifies strengths and areas for improvement. For the video game experiment, it discusses differences between the student's advergame and an existing Chupa-Chups game. It then compares the experiments and identifies the poster as best showcasing Coca-Cola for its target audience based on format and professional appearance.
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The document discusses the production techniques and evaluations of different graphic design, radio, and video game projects created by the author to advertise Coca-Cola. For the graphic design poster project, the author notes the advantages of using Photoshop included flexibility to edit elements. For the radio advertisement created in Premier Pro, the author highlights learning to use the new software as a disadvantage. The video game project created in Photoshop and Premier Pro is evaluated as family friendly but lacking complexity due to time constraints. Overall, the author identifies the radio advertisement as the most professional and best representing Coca-Cola due to the quality of production enabled by experience using the software.
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7. evaluation
The research stage showed the target demographics and informed the creation of the main character, a shirtless Mexican man. Planning ensured the project aims aligned with the research. Time was planned well but delays occurred due to technical issues. The poster features a single main character against a dark sky background with no distracting text. Feedback noted a spelling error and suggested expanding the exercise theme beyond comedy, while production lacked thorough proofreading.
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The document discusses different production techniques for graphic design, radio, and video games. It provides advantages and disadvantages of each medium for advertising Coca-Cola. For graphic design, it discusses using Photoshop and compares a student poster design to an official Coca-Cola poster. For radio, it discusses using radio advertisements and compares a student radio ad to an official Coca-Cola ad. For video games, it discusses using a side-scrolling game to advertise and compares the student game design to the Mario game format. It evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of each student project and determines that the poster is best for advertising to most people while the game is the most professional of the student works.
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This document contains information about various graphic design, radio, and video game production experiments and assignments. For a graphic design poster assignment, the student learned Photoshop skills and how to incorporate images into backgrounds creatively. For a radio advertisement assignment, the student edited sound effects and learned audio editing tools. A video game assignment taught the student animation frame techniques in Photoshop for creating their own game. The document reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of each project and compares projects to professional work.
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The document discusses various graphic design, radio, and video game production techniques. It provides advantages and disadvantages of each medium, compares projects within each medium, and analyzes strengths and weaknesses. The poster is identified as advertising the product best by showing the Coca-Cola feel most effectively. The poster is also deemed the most professional due to its better finish compared to issues with audio levels in the radio production and clunky movement in the video game.
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This document discusses different graphic design, radio production, and video game production techniques. For graphic design, it notes the advantages of detailed effects but difficulties for inexperienced users. For radio production, advantages include simple direction but challenges adding background sounds. For video games, editing errors is easier than audio but movement takes longer. It also compares a student's radio advertisement and game to industry examples, finding the radio advertises the product better with verbal recognition and slogan. The student's advergame is judged most professional for dedicated movement work.
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The document discusses different types of media for graphic design experiments including graphic design production using Photoshop, radio production, and video game production. For graphic design production using Photoshop, it notes the advantages of managing layers and reusing images but disadvantages of higher costs and difficulty learning without physical materials. For radio production, advantages include not needing images and a single microphone being sufficient, while disadvantages are that images convey messages stronger than words alone and editing requires software and a computer. For video game production, advantages include an extended audience as almost everyone can view it, while disadvantages include some lacking access and content being unsuitable for some.
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The research stage showed the target demographics and informed the creation of the main character, a shirtless Mexican man. Planning ensured the project aims aligned with the research. Time was planned well but delays occurred due to technical issues. The poster features a single main character against a dark sky background with no distracting text. Feedback noted a spelling error and suggested expanding the exercise theme beyond comedy, while production lacked thorough proofreading.
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This document discusses different graphic design, radio, and video game production techniques used to advertise Coca-Cola. It includes the strengths and weaknesses of the student's projects in each medium, as well as how they would improve them given more time. For the graphic design poster, the student would remove a coke strip from the logo and make the hands holding the bottles look more realistic. For the radio advertisement, the student would edit it to the correct length and add more auditory effects. And for the video game, the student would add audio and make the images more clearly represent what they are meant to depict. The document reflects on the learning experience and skills that need further development.
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The document discusses different graphic design, radio, and video game production techniques for advertising a product. It provides advantages and disadvantages of each medium, compares examples in each medium, and evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of original works created in each medium. The conclusion compares the products and determines that the poster advertises the product best due to its clear message and eye-catching vintage design, while the video game is considered the most professional due to its detailed background and simple gameplay that conveys the company's superiority over rivals.
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The document discusses different production techniques for graphic design, radio, and video games. It provides advantages and disadvantages of each medium for advertising Coca-Cola. For graphic design, it discusses using Photoshop and compares a student poster design to an official Coca-Cola poster. For radio, it discusses using radio advertisements and compares a student radio ad to an official Coca-Cola ad. For video games, it discusses using a side-scrolling game to advertise and compares the student game design to the Mario game format. It evaluates the strengths and weaknesses of each student project and determines that the poster is best for advertising to most people while the game is the most professional of the student works.
2. production techniques evaluation pro forma
This document contains information about various graphic design, radio, and video game production experiments and assignments. For a graphic design poster assignment, the student learned Photoshop skills and how to incorporate images into backgrounds creatively. For a radio advertisement assignment, the student edited sound effects and learned audio editing tools. A video game assignment taught the student animation frame techniques in Photoshop for creating their own game. The document reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of each project and compares projects to professional work.
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The document discusses different graphic design, radio, and video game production experiments for advertising Coca-Cola. It provides advantages and disadvantages of working in different mediums like Photoshop and Premier Pro. It compares the student's projects to real Coca-Cola advertisements, noting similarities in themes. Strengths and weaknesses of each project are given. In the end, the radio advertisement is said to best advertise Coca-Cola by being creative yet familiar, and it is deemed the most professional project.
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This document discusses different design mediums including graphic design, radio production, and video game production. For graphic design, the advantages are creating simple, clean designs using Photoshop's variety of tools, while disadvantages include designs becoming confusing or messy. For radio production, advantages are editing songs freely without restrictions, while file damage or loss is a disadvantage. Video game production advantages include creating pixel art quickly, while detail can make projects time consuming. Similarities and differences between products in each medium are also examined.
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The document summarizes Louis Dodds-Rodgers' experiments with different graphic design, radio, video game, and advertising production techniques. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of tools like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, and Pixilart. It also reflects on the strengths and weaknesses of the products created, including a Coca-Cola poster, radio advert, and advergame. The document evaluates which product—the poster or radio spot—would best advertise Coca-Cola to younger audiences. It also reflects on key lessons learned and skills to further develop.
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The document discusses various graphic design, radio, and video game experiments for advertising Coca-Cola. For a graphic design poster, the author used three Coke bottle designs and a slogan to promote trying different flavors. A radio advertisement described drinking Coke to make it appealing. A pixelated video game about exploring tastes aimed to be interactive but risked players focusing on the game over the product. The poster was deemed most effective at directly advertising Coke by displaying flavors and inviting users to try them.
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The document discusses different graphic design, radio, and video game production techniques. It provides advantages and disadvantages of working in Photoshop and audio editing software. It analyzes similarities and differences between example projects. Strengths and weaknesses of a radio advertisement are outlined. Changes that could be made are suggested. Finally, the poster is identified as advertising Coca-Cola most clearly and professionally compared to other presented works.
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- For video games, advantages include appealing to younger audiences and interactivity, while disadvantages include longer development time and not appealing to all audiences.
- The author evaluates their own works in each medium, finding the graphic design advertises the product best by showing all relevant information
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- 4. Graphic Design Production Both of the posters are male they both have a can or bottle of coke in their hands, the logo is in view a well In the poster. The differences are that one is at day and the other is a night giving both a different feeling. The way I have spoken to my age range Is because I have used more vibrant colours and made the poster in more of an urban setting The audience or this poster is for adults around 30- 50s This poster has a more family feel since its brighter and it has to adults assumed to be a family
- 5. Graphic Design Production Make the background lighter, as in daytime Make the coke cans bigger to show that it is a coke advert not just a bloke in a street gully The purple shadow effect on the bloke makes you believe that the light is shining onto him from the side door. The way I made this effect was to draw with the paint tool around the body, then CTRL SHIFT click onto the layer this being the man, then SHIFT CTRL + I and then deleting with that is stays only on the body, change the layer type to colour and it will look like a glow from a light. The tag line could have been more prominent or brighter for the viewer. I think that the background and the style of the poster may have been a bit to dark for my age range, maybe if I lightened it up and changed the face of the character it would have suited the age range slightly better The coke values I endorsed was sharing, since in the poster you can see hand stretching out to pass a coke can it to the bloke in the gully.
- 6. Radio Production • Advantages of working in this medium – Quite simple to use and change it if it doent fit • Disadvantages of working in this medium – Takes a lot of time to find the sound effects and record the audio. Takes a lot of time to make something that is less than 30 seconds.
- 7. Radio Production • They both have two narrators talking • They both promote coke although the other advert knows it is an advert ours doesn’t • The other advert doesn’t have music changing at the end. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDj8QYig Fnw
- 8. Radio Production • One change I would make would be to record the speech audio in a smaller area and without as much ambient noise • Another would be to make it more clear that it is a coke advert and make it snappier. • Our advert is quick and it gets to the point, it also doesn’t mislead the consumer
- 10. Video Game Production • Advantages of working in this medium – You get to test and find out how to make the character also how it would eventually end up looking like • Disadvantages of working in this medium – Its not the final product so its not going to represent the end product
- 11. Video Game Production Both advergames just pixel art, and they are both a coke advergame. This advergame includes other brands of soft drinks unlike the my advegame This advergame is more like Tetris, and my advergame is more of a deriving game with the aspect of leveling up
- 12. Video Game Production What I would change would be to slow the movement down and make it a lot more smoother and not as clunky. If I were to do this project again I would make it a top down or side on maze game where you have to reach the coke in the middle or end. With the model player I could have smoothed him out a bit more or just in general made him better from the pencil tool available, since his detail faded when he was shrunk.
- 13. Comparison • Which product do you believe advertises the product the best? Why? • I believe that the poster would be the most efficient to draw the most customers plus it could be placed anywhere unlike with the radio and the advergame. • Which of your products is the most professional? Why? • The most professional advert I think would be th advert because it links well with other coke adverts made in the past.
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- What makes working in this medium better/worse than the other mediums we are exploring?
- Include an image of your final product and a similar existing product and, using text boxes and arrows, reference the similarities and differences.
- What makes working in this medium better/worse than the other mediums we are exploring?
- Discuss the strengths, weaknesses and changes you would make to the product. Reference tools/hardware employed in the production and/or post production of the finished piece
- Include an image of your experiments
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