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The document summarizes research on existing podcasts. It describes three podcasts that were analyzed: 1) One that uses a quiet backing track so the hosts' voices are clear; 2) One with a quiet backing track and a formal, easy to understand host; 3) One that also uses a quiet backing track and a formal host who speaks clearly without complex words. It then asks what common features the researched podcasts have (backing tracks and professional sounding hosts) and what aspects will be included in the author's own work (a backing track audible but not louder than talking). Finally, it provides an audience profile targeting 16-32 year olds of both genders from social classes B, C1, C
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7. evaluation
The document provides a summary and evaluation of Josh Bailey's podcast production project. Some key points:
- Josh's research helped him understand common elements of popular podcasts to include in his own, like intro music, scripts, topics, and target audience. However, his podcast had a much smaller budget and resources.
- Planning went well initially but coordinating recording times with guests was more difficult than expected.
- Peer feedback noted the hosts' energy but also identified issues like a squeaking sound and need to mix audio levels better. Josh agrees the introduction could be improved.
- Overall Josh feels the podcast could have been edited more and he should have implemented suggestions to mix audio and add an outro.
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The document summarizes the production process of a podcast evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of different stages including research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, and audience appeal. Key points include that research helped identify common elements of successful podcasts but was time consuming, planning was beneficial for structuring the podcast thematically but took a long time, and time management could have been improved by avoiding needing to rerecord parts of the podcast. Feedback noted issues with audio quality and a lack of guest participation. The creator agrees improvements could be made to speaking clarity, length, audio mixing, and guest involvement.
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The document provides research on target audiences for a podcast about music and fashion. It analyzes existing podcasts, finding that most display all participants and clearly differentiate hosts from guests. Audience research found the target audience is mostly male, aged 16-19 who prefer entertainment over education and attention spans under 1 hour. Interviews supported these findings. The proposed podcast will appeal to this audience by using relevant themes, aesthetics, run times of 40-50 minutes, and ensuring all participants are visible.
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The document provides research on the target audience for a podcast about music and fashion. It analyzes statistics showing that the majority of podcast listeners are male, aged 16-19, and prefer entertainment over education. Existing podcasts are examined for production elements, with most displaying all participants and clearly distinguishing hosts from guests. Research findings that will be applied include showing all participants and positioning hosts separately from guests. The target audience enjoys visuals and attention spans under 1 hour, so the podcast will last 40-50 minutes. Interviews with the target audience need to be conducted to understand their preferences.
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The document provides research on target audiences for a podcast. It analyzes data on podcast listeners, examining trends by age, gender, and preferences around entertainment vs education. It also summarizes 4 existing podcasts to identify common features. Interviews were conducted to understand audience preferences around runtime, number of guests, and style. The research will be used to design a podcast that appeals to a primarily male, teenage audience by including 3 guests, runtime of 40-50 minutes, contrasting personalities, and topics of interest. Visual elements and an entertaining focus will also be included.
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The document provides research on existing podcasts and audio projects. It summarizes 3 podcasts/projects: The Adam22 Show, which focuses on interviews and music; Lets Read Podcast, which uses ambient noises; and Price of Fear, which uses sound effects and voice acting to immerse the listener. The document proposes creating a 5-8 minute horror story podcast incorporating researched techniques like ambient noise, sound effects, and engaging narration. It includes plans for scripting, recording, sound design, and evaluation.
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The target audience is 12+ years old, appealing to both genders living in small cities. The content will be family friendly and community oriented to appeal to social status C21 individuals. It aims to engage the audience and make them want to watch more through suitable arguments and getting feedback to ensure offense is avoided.
In this broadcast product
The document discusses the creation of a radio broadcast product for a school assignment. The creator used conventions from researching other radio broadcasts to structure their product professionally. These included jingles, catchy music, and a style of language that was understandable to teenagers. The target audience of schoolchildren influenced choices like upbeat music and a clear flow. Background audio, fades, and natural recorded interviews were used to engage younger listeners. Editing removed unwanted noises or pauses to maintain a smooth listening experience. In conclusion, the creator felt the product successfully demonstrated the criteria of using conventions like jingles and fades to create an overall high quality radio broadcast.
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The document describes three existing food review products that are similar to the idea being developed. All three products use an intro and outro. Two of the products also incorporate a backing track. One product reviews different chicken shops in London using local slang. The other reviews lunchtime snacks in Amsterdam in a formal manner. The third product lists pros and cons as the reviewer eats and uses a variety of vocabulary to describe the food. All three give recommendations but do not use sound effects.
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The document reviews three existing football podcasts and documentaries to help inform the creator's own podcast project. It finds that none use background music throughout, and all present information in a formal, informative style. The creator plans to take a similar formal approach to appeal to mature audiences, but also use multiple images and videos unlike one reviewed product. An analysis section notes common features across reviewed products and which aspects the creator will adopt, such as formal speaking manner. Finally, the document outlines the target audience for the podcast as male teenagers and adults who are achievers and working-class.
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The document discusses existing football podcasts and how they compare to the podcast being researched. It finds that existing podcasts do not play music throughout, but rather use intro/outro music. They also present information in a formal manner suited to older, more knowledgeable audiences. The research will inform the new podcast's formal presentation style and use of multiple images/videos versus a single image. An audience profile identifies the target demographic as male teenagers and adults who are working class achievers interested in formal Premier League analysis.
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This document provides a summary and evaluation of Kieran Bradley's final podcast project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses found during the research, planning, and production stages. For the research stage, strengths included finding existing podcasts to analyze, while a weakness was that the motivations of existing podcasts differed. Planning strengths were creating a mock podcast and practicing with sound effects, while a weakness was not including an ending. Time management was mixed. The final podcast discusses motivation and includes music, but could be improved by making the script and podcast longer, adding more sound effects, and improving transitions between elements. Peer feedback praised the topic and flow but suggested slowing speech, adding background music, and using crossfades between songs. K
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The document provides a summary and evaluation of an FMP project involving the production of a podcast. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, and audience appeal of the podcast project. The research section notes the podcasts researched and how mind maps were used to understand what makes them appealing. Planning involved listening to chosen podcasts and identifying elements to include. Time management and use of equipment could be improved. Peer feedback praised the relaxed delivery but suggested improving audio quality and adding examples or guests.
Final Major Proposal 2019
Kieran Kirk Bradley proposes creating a radio documentary exploring addiction among artists and musicians. The documentary will include research on facts about addiction, surveys of young people's views, and an interview with an alcohol specialist group. Bradley will produce the documentary for broadcast on Two Rivers Radio, where he has previously had work aired. He believes radio is a suitable format to raise awareness of addiction issues in the UK and help those struggling with family addiction. The proposal outlines Bradley's preparation, production, evaluation, and presentation schedule over 20 weeks to complete the project.
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The peer feedback the student received agreed that the podcast logo they created was creative. However, the feedback also noted that the student spoke too quietly in the podcast and could have benefitted from projecting their voice more. While one peer said they enjoyed the inclusion of game sound effects, the student disagrees that adding more sound effects would have improved the podcast, as too many could make it seem inauthentic and overly long. Overall, the student found the feedback to be fair and identified areas of strength in their logo design as well as aspects of the audio recording they could improve upon.
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The podcast will be called The Reed'o Baggins Show and will entertain audiences ages 16 and older by discussing upcoming movies and games. It will use vibrant colors, balanced text and images in promotional materials, and light colored logos. Sound effects will be included to engage listeners. While younger audiences cannot be restricted, a disclaimer will warn of mature content. Offense will be avoided through careful consideration of topics. Trailers and sound effects may be used under fair use but the logo and show name will be original creations to avoid copyright issues with other podcasts reviewing similar entertainment industries.
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Reed Cunningham provides his contact information and a summary of his education and qualifications. During his Level 2 skills for business course, he learned important life skills like communicating professionally, which he was able to apply when leading a charity fundraising activity where his group raised money for St. Leonard's hospice. Reed enjoys sports like football and tennis and plays video games in his free time. However, he has no work experience. At school, Reed played on the football team for three years and received some man of the match trophies.
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- 2. Existing Products In the podcast they have lots of backing tracks however they are quiet which allows for us as the audience to hear them talk clearly. The hosts voice is very clear and loud so its easy to hear him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5E3lBDHmMY
- 3. Existing Products In this podcast they have included a backing track which is rather quiet but it is still noticeable also the host speaks very clearly and it is easy to understand him also he is very formal. This would make the audience want to listen to it more because he speaks in a professional manner https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAnMYuQhocE
- 4. Existing Products In this podcast they have used a backing track however its fairly quite also when the host starts to speak he speaks very clearly and its easy to understand him, the host is very formal with the guest as the guest is famous, this will get people to listen to it more as it’s a guest who is famous as well as the host is very easy to understand as he doesn’t use complex words. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX5Iw-XsWu4
- 5. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? they all have backing track which can be heard very well even if the host is speaking, all hosts sound very professional What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? In mine I will include a backing track which the audience can hear but it wont be louder than the talking.
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- 7. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 16-32 I’ve chose this age range because kids don’t really tend to listen to the radio Gender Male and female It will be for both genders because its just about hobbies and interests and what they do on a day to day bases Psychographic Needs driven This group acts upon impulse. This group does not plan and will respond to message relating to missing opportunities and impulse buying. Social Status B,C1,C2,D As it’s radio and most people in these classes will have a car and will com across it on the radio. And plus it will relate because its not going to contain any posh words
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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?
- 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?
- 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?