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The documents summarize three existing magazine covers. They each feature a large central image, logo at the top, and information about the magazine's contents. Research analysis notes these common elements appeal to audiences interested in the activities featured. The audience profile defines the target for a new magazine as ages 6+ male and female scooter riders interested in filming their rides.
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The document proposes a magazine to educate and entertain people on filming and photographing scootering. It would discuss lenses and how to capture the best shots. The target audience is people ages 14 and up who ride scooters and are interested in filming or photography of the sport. The content will include images of shot types and discuss the best lenses, in the author's opinion. Legal considerations include avoiding offensive material and using existing brand names and products to recommend equipment without risk of copyright infringement.
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This document summarizes Edan Burrows' evaluation of their FMP project. It includes sections on research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For the research section, Edan explains how they researched existing similar products and gathered images, text styles, and pricing information. For planning, Edan describes choosing fonts, colors, and layouts, and gathering relevant images. They note strengths in finding matching images and planning layouts. The time management section reflects on how planning could have saved time. Peer feedback praised the simple layout but suggested adding more text to the cover. Edan agrees all feedback was useful to improve the product.
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The document discusses features of existing skateboarding games that make them appealing. It notes that games take a realistic approach by including real-world locations like El Toro high school and by having the camera perspective look like you are looking down at your feet while skating. Including recognizable locations makes the games more engaging as players have seen these spots in videos. One game shows skating through traffic, collecting coins to progress, and the possibility of hitching onto moving cars. However, this game does not seem very fun as it is just left and right movement. The analysis indicates that realistic features like shadows are important to include. The intended audience is broad, appealing to both male and female ages 6+ who enjoy sk
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This document summarizes the key features found in magazines researched for an existing product. It notes that the magazines all had mastheads at the top and main headlines in the center of the page. They also included selling points at the top and extra headlines around the main headline. The document indicates these elements will be included in the author's own work. It also outlines the target audience for the magazine as those ages 12 and up who enjoy video games or are interested in game hardware. Content will focus on new games, consoles, and PC hardware to appeal to this audience.
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The document summarizes the research Louis Biddles conducted on existing magazine products. It describes three magazines that were analyzed: an Empire magazine with a cover featuring the Joker, a GQ magazine with Jamie Dornan on the cover, and a Match of the Day magazine targeted at younger audiences. All three magazines used large images on the front cover to attract their target audiences. The inside pages also maintained consistent themes and included large images alongside text. Biddles concluded that including a large image on the front cover is an effective technique to draw in readers, as demonstrated by these popular magazines.
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- You conducted thorough product research to understand similar magazines and get design ideas. This provided insights, but finding directly comparable products can be challenging.
- Questionnaires let you ask targeted questions and understand audience preferences. However, question wording impacts responses.
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- Your survey responses indicated preferences for traditional magazines with freebies and interviews.
- Distributing via Facebook reached a wide audience but introduced potential for non-serious responses from unknown takers.
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This document summarizes the key features found in magazines researched for an existing product. It notes that the magazines all had mastheads at the top and main headlines in the center of the page. They also included selling points at the top and extra headlines around the main headline. The document indicates these elements will be included in the author's own work. It also outlines the target audience for the magazine as those ages 12 and up who enjoy video games or are interested in game hardware. Content will focus on new games, consoles, and PC hardware to appeal to this audience.
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The document outlines initial ideas for three different games:
1) A skateboarding game where the player rides down streets performing tricks to earn points and upgrade their character and board.
2) A freerunning game where the player escapes from police across rooftops, earning more points the longer they run while being chased by more police.
3) A skating game where the player skates down a street hitting obstacles and performing tricks like kickflips and grinding rails, with penalties for bailing tricks.
7. evaluation 2
This document summarizes Edan Burrows' final media production project evaluation. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback sections of the evaluation. The research involved investigating similar ideas and conducting a questionnaire. Planning addressed fonts, colors, mood boards, and schedules. Time management discussed finishing early. Technical qualities focused on lighting and color correction. Aesthetic qualities analyzed strengths like creativity and weaknesses like lack of internet aspect. Audience appeal assessed target age range. Peer feedback provided suggestions to improve lighting and add background information.
6. production reflection 2-2
The document describes the production process for a film project. It discusses how the producer created a trial version with many cuts to make it faster paced, then a final version that was longer with added filler clips and color effects synced to the music. Various editing techniques were used, including cutting clips, changing speeds to create timelapses, zooming and color correcting to enhance the video. Transitions like dipping to black were also added between scenes.
5. pre production-2
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a film project. It includes the style sheet, two layout designs, a list of needed props and locations, contingency planning for potential issues, health and safety considerations, and a 8-day schedule. The style sheet specifies the text color and style to be used. Layout 1 is preferred as it features a bold title at the top and the director credit at the bottom left. Layout 2 also incorporates revealing the title via actors walking by the camera. Locations include Bramham house, a hut in Tadcaster, Tadcaster woods, and Sutton tunnel. The schedule allocates tasks like storyboarding, location scouting, filming, voiceover recording, and editing across 8 days
4. proposal
This proposal is for a short horror film titled "IS ANYONE SAFE!" that explores the idea of someone watching people through their webcams without their knowledge. The film will use camera angles and follow shots to build tension and paranoia in the viewer. It aims to entertain and provoke thought about online privacy and security. The intended audience is teens and young adults who frequently use mobile devices and laptops. Efforts will be made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger viewers, while addressing relevant legal and ethical issues like copyright.
3. production experiments
The document describes Edan Burrows' process for creating a movie poster. They chose a black and white image that looked cool and scary. They used the "Mistral" font for the title because it looked like a horror style. Text was added to the bottom to make the poster look like a legitimate movie poster. In their reflection, Edan notes they created the poster to advertise a short film and show the filming location, and chose fonts and black and white to fit a horror style, though the actual film will be in color.
2. research 2
The researcher conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to evaluate their internet horror film idea. Product research provided ideas and existing examples to draw from, while questionnaires gathered audience preferences on film genres and technology usage. Interviews determined if the target demographic would be interested and understand the concept. Surveys were distributed digitally via social media, allowing for a large response but lacking diversity. While digital methods have organization benefits, paper surveys prevent data loss issues. Overall, the mixed research methods provided useful audience insights to refine the film project.
1. initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for a short horror film. The film idea is about someone watching the main character through their devices and knowing their every move, where they will be, and lurking in the darkness. The document includes mind maps of initial film ideas, a mood board analysis, and an informal proposal providing details on the chosen horror film concept about always being watched without knowing it.
Theory meaning pro-forma-2
The document discusses various theory-related concepts including the denotation and connotation of words like snake, flag, and gun. It also discusses denotation and connotation as it relates to film posters. Additionally, it covers stereotypes for things like gender, social class, age, and more. Film genres and their associated iconography for westerns, sci-fi, and fantasy are defined. The concepts of linear and non-linear narratives are explained with film examples. Finally, there is an analysis of a film clip that discusses aspects like costumes, dialogue, props, lighting, camera work, and editing.
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- 2. Existing Product The image is the full page witch grabs your attention and its impressive because he’s doing a flair on a hump in the concrete. The text stands out and is easy to read. The logo is big and bold and grabs your attention. They have information on what the magazine has inside. There barcode is personalised to there magazine. They have added a white background on the main story so that it stands out the most. It will appeal to the people who are fans of the rifer Ryan Upchurch or the people who are into scooters and what is happening in the scootering world.
- 3. Existing Product The front cover is pretty empty. The white and blue in the sky represent the white and blue in the colour in the text. The front cover is just a massive image of a guy doing a massive can vert. there is a little bit of text at the bottom explaining what is in the magazine. It is set in a out door skatepark. The angle the image is taken is from below with a fish eye to get the rider in it and the surroundings. It will appeal to the people who are into bmx and what is happening in the world of bmx.
- 4. Existing Product This magazine has a lot going on, on the front cover. It has a big image that contrast the colours in the titles. There are a lot of information on what there is inside the magazine and there are a big section saying what you get free with it and a image of the stuff. At the top there is a big logo of the magazine. There is a section of the magazine saying there are 21 tips on how to take landscape photographs. This will appeal to people who are interested in landscape photography or photography in general.
- 5. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? – A big picture to grab your attention. – A big logo at the top of the page. – Info on what is in the magazine • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? • The big logo at the top and the information of what will be inside the magazine to give it the professional feel to it.
- 6. Audience
- 7. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 6+ • That is the normal age the you start riding and at the age to start making videos and it will appeal to them as they are getting into the sport. Gender Male and female • Both genders can ride and film so this relates to both genders. Psychographic People who like to film and ride a scooter • This will appeal them well as this is tips on how to film at the skatepark and how to get the best shots. Social Status Working class • People who have money to buy a camera and laptop to edit the videos on.
Editor's Notes
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
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