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This document summarizes and analyzes research on existing fantasy media products and their audiences. It describes scenes from My Hero Academia and RWBY that feature fights between main characters. Both shows effectively use sound effects, music and voice acting. The document also notes that the voice actors in these shows can flexibly portray different emotions. It states that the researched products have fantasy themes in common and that the new work will include voiceovers. Finally, it profiles the target audience as those aged 16-18 of all genders from lower-middle class backgrounds seeking a sense of belonging.
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Here is a draft proposal based on the information provided:
Working Title: Duncan Gets Spooked
Audience:
The target audience for this project is children aged 3-6 years old. This age group enjoys stories that feature characters they are familiar with from television shows or books. Thomas and Friends is a popular preschool television series that teaches valuable lessons through entertaining adventures of locomotives and trains. The characters, like Duncan, are recognizable to children in this age range. The story content will appeal to their developing imagination and curiosity about the supernatural or "spooky" elements of ghost stories. While young, they are beginning to understand concepts like fear and humor. Presenting a classic "getting scared but it's not really scary"
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The spirit of the alleyway (pitch)
The document summarizes a short horror film called "Spirit of the Alleyway". It describes the plot, which follows a boy who picks up a glowing mask in a haunted alleyway and is then pursued by the alleyway's spirit. It discusses the target audience as teenagers and young adults, and conventions like an antagonist spirit and the use of shots like POV to create tension. Key aspects like representation of the working-class teenage protagonists are also covered.
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Finished audio pro forma
1. The voice recording quality was high due to using professional recording equipment, clearly capturing the script without issues.
2. The voice actor was experienced in different voices and tones, helping convey the story's meaning.
3. Music and sound effects were edited to build suspense and match the storyline's pacing.
4. While time management could have been better, initial planning set up a strong production start without last-minute scrambling.
5. The short, suspenseful story with a twist maintains young audiences' interest without being too intense.
2. research(4) (done)
The document discusses three existing podcasts/audio documentaries that were researched. It summarizes the key features of each one, such as audio quality, the level of formality in language, use of background music to set emotion, and discussing unusual topics to intrigue listeners. It then analyzes what common features these researched products share with the intended product, such as similar types of humor but also seriousness. The document states aspects that will be included from the research, like sound effects and background music. Finally, it discusses the target audience for the intended podcast, which is ages 16-18, all genders, listening with friends or alone, and aims to appeal to all social statuses without offense.
Audio pro forma NOT FINISHED
1. You were able to record a useful wind sound effect during an event held in an old building with draft coming through the windows.
2. Additional sound effects still need to be recorded in appropriate locations like forests and near moving water.
3. Suitable ambient and tension-building music tracks have been identified online to complement the story.
4. Further reflections will evaluate the research, planning, time management, technical quality, aural appeal, and audience engagement of the final radio drama production.
2. research(4)
The speaker discusses features of children's audio books that help keep children engaged. The books use rhyme, music matching the speaker's tone, and changing voice tones for characters. This helps children understand the story without images. Celebrity narrators appeal to adults. Exaggerated voices and sound effects please children and enhance the story without visuals. The reviewed books include mixes of stories, sounds effects, and calm speaking tones to interest and relax children.
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The target audience for this project is children aged 3-6 years old. This age group enjoys stories that feature characters they are familiar with from television shows or books. Thomas and Friends is a popular preschool television series that teaches valuable lessons through entertaining adventures of locomotives and trains. The characters, like Duncan, are recognizable to children in this age range. The story content will appeal to their developing imagination and curiosity about the supernatural or "spooky" elements of ghost stories. While young, they are beginning to understand concepts like fear and humor. Presenting a classic "getting scared but it's not really scary"
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Finished audio pro forma
1. The voice recording quality was high due to using professional recording equipment, clearly capturing the script without issues.
2. The voice actor was experienced in different voices and tones, helping convey the story's meaning.
3. Music and sound effects were edited to build suspense and match the storyline's pacing.
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Audio pro forma(1) (1) (3) (1) (1)
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In this stage, I focused on recording the audio. I found an actor who was able to come into the studio and record the script for me. Having a clear, well-written script was crucial for this stage so that the recording went smoothly.
Recording took a few takes to get right. We had to stop and re-record parts where the actor stumbled over words or the delivery wasn't quite right. But with each take, the performance improved.
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- A balance of skulls/icons and space looks best aesthetically
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Thank you for sharing your perspective. Here is what I've gathered:
- Central title placement looks most professional
- Harley Quinn is a major character so she should take spotlight
- Color scheme and character expression are important details
- A balance of skulls/icons and space looks best aesthetically
This gives me good insight into prioritizing key elements that appeal to audiences like yourself who appreciate the characters, storytelling and artistic design of the Suicide Squad works. I appreciate you taking the time to provide your feedback.
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7. Evaluation(3) (3) (1).pptx
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1. Initial Plans(3) (1).pptx
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- 3. Existing Products • This scene is from Rwby, it's about are main characters fighting the main antagonist of the show. The uses of sound effects, music and the voices all hold a heavy wight, with the sinister voice of saelum (the antagonist) and the sacred and angry voices of are main characters. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1azADlC4Es
- 4. Existing Products • These are the two shows that inspired the story and the scene that will be voiced over. These two shows both have amazing sound work and voice actors being able to set a scene easy if its happy or sad e.g. the voice actors of both shows are flexible being able to switch between happy, sad, angry e.g. And they can force on one character as there is only one character per voice actor. Link to the podcast/documentary; https://roosterteeth.com/series/rwby , https://www.funimation.com/shows/
- 5. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? fantasy themed • What aspects of the research will you include within you own work? Voice overs
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- 7. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 16-18 • Relatable thing such as friendship and finding a place where you fell like you belong. Gender all • There is a represent all genders and is equal, but I want to open it up to Psychographic belongers • It’s a new of type of thing based off two new shows so it will provide a topic of conversation. Social Status lower/middle class • The story is focused on the main class in the school that has both lower and middle class people.
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- Choose a product similar to your own and discuss it Use of audio- what do they include and to what effect- sound effects, music, voice over. Content of voice over- what do they talk about, language used (formal/informal), etc Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
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