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The document reviews three NBA podcasts. The first uses music and sound effects to make the podcast more enjoyable as it discusses NBA players and their performances. The second focuses more on straight information about players and news with fewer extras. The third also uses music and effects to make NBA news exciting for younger audiences. Most podcasts use background elements, and the research will inform including sound effects and music in the new podcast.
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This proposal is for a podcast reviewing a live performance by the band King No One. The podcast will be entertaining and informative, using sound effects, music clips, and an upbeat tone. It will discuss the opening acts, the atmosphere at the show, and the experience of attending with friends. The target audience is ages 16-24 of both genders, as those are typical concert-goers. It will appeal to fans of the band's genre and promote local bands. There may be some offensive language, so it will be restricted to ages 12+. It will not offend social groups and focuses on a local band to differentiate it from reviews of major artists.
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This document outlines the planning and pitching for a magazine called "90's Flashback". Some key details include:
- The magazine will focus on pop music from the 1990s era
- It will be published every 3 months to allow for in-depth coverage of past bands
- The target reader is 25-34 years old, who grew up in the 90s and enjoys keeping up with reformed artists through social media
- The mission is to involve past and present readers in reliving memories of their childhood through coverage of 90s artists' reunions, new music, and exclusives
The magazine aims to provide a high-quality trip down memory lane for fans of 90s pop culture.
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The document summarizes Mid-West Family Broadcasting's 2nd annual community and client open house. It provides an overview of each of their radio brands, including target demographics and programming highlights. It also shares research findings about radio's continued relevance and effectiveness as an advertising medium compared to other options like newspapers, TV, and online. The open house aims to showcase how radio can help clients through creative ideas and business partnerships.
Publication plan finished
The document outlines the publication plan for a monthly magazine called "Unorthodox" focused on indie music. It will be 75 pages long and cost £2.99. It will be distributed in music shops, supermarkets, and newsagents. The magazine aims to provide exclusive and insightful content through interviews and eye-catching articles to immerse readers in the indie music world. It will have a chatty yet informative style with honest opinions and up-to-date information on indie music, artists, and events. Regular content will include reader reviews, columns, playlists, up-and-coming artist features, concert reviews, photos, and more.
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The document outlines the publication plan for "Unorthodox", a monthly magazine about indie music that will be 75 pages long and cost £2.99. It will be distributed in music shops, supermarkets, and newsagents. The magazine aims to provide exclusive and insightful content through interviews and eye-catching articles to immerse readers in the indie music world. Each issue will include regular content such as reader reviews, columns, upcoming artist spotlights, and event reviews, as well as feature articles on topics like concerts, artists, and the indie music industry.
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The document discusses existing podcasts that talk about introducing topics like sports or games, then discussing those topics in more depth. It notes that these podcasts typically include an introduction and move between topics. The author plans to create a similar podcast that includes introductory music, discusses topics like UFC or games, and may include a guest.
Unit 5: Research
The document provides information on existing podcast products that were researched, including the Yogpod, Rooster Teeth Podcast, and BBC Radio 4's Short Cuts. It notes that most of the researched podcasts discuss gaming, media topics, and current events in a fun and exciting way. The document also indicates that the research will inform the author's own podcast work, which will include gaming and other media topics. An audience profile section then outlines the target demographic as male gamers ages 15-19, with a focus on FPS gamers, with no restrictions based on social status.
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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.
2. research(4)
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.
2. research
The document summarizes three podcasts that were researched. It is noted that common features across the podcasts include using intro music, speaking in a calm voice to create a relaxing atmosphere, and including guests. The research will be included in the creator's own work by using informal language and a calm speaking voice to set a nice, relaxing atmosphere.
2. research
This document summarizes research on existing podcast products and identifies key elements to include in a new podcast. It analyzes common features such as informal language and hosts who are friends. The research will influence the new podcast to include friendly banter and a Q&A format. An audience profile targets YouTubers ages 12-25 of all gender identities and social statuses in developed countries, appealing to their interests in drama, swearing and free time through an inclusive and comedic tone.
2. research
This document summarizes research on existing podcasts and identifies key elements to include in a new podcast. It analyzes three podcasts that use informal language and friendly banter between hosts who are friends. Two podcasts interview guests while joking and taking lighthearted jabs, and one is a question-and-answer format without music or sound effects. The research indicates the new podcast should include friendly banter and a Q&A format without extra production elements. The target audience is identified as YouTubers ages 12-25 who are students in developed countries with free time to listen.
2. research
The document contains research on existing podcasts and radio shows. It analyzes their common features such as providing news updates and incorporating music. It also notes aspects to include like sharing news stories and showcasing new music. Questionnaire analysis found the target audience is mostly aged 16-20 who prefer comedy and rock music. Interviews revealed a preference for music-focused stations over talkative ones, with one person liking talk shows. The research indicates appealing to both music fans and those open to some discussion.
7. Evaluation(5)
The document summarizes an evaluation of a production process for a podcast on football. It discusses research, planning, time management, technical and aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. Strengths included gathering sound effects and music, finishing before deadlines, and honest commentary. Weaknesses were an irrelevant audience section in research and not following the original schedule. Peer feedback praised the background music and opinions but suggested discussing fewer topics and improving some editing. The producer agreed improvements could be made to transitions and editing.
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The document discusses existing football podcasts that will inform the development of the author's new podcast. It analyzes the Mark Goldbridge, Troy Deeney, and Gary Neville podcasts, finding they discuss similar football topics and have clear audio with 2 or more speakers. The author will include ensuring good audio quality and covering popular football topics in their own podcast. An audience analysis identifies the target audience as those aged 16+, primarily male, from a middle-class background who enjoy funny, appropriate content about men's football.
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The document discusses existing football podcasts that will inform the development of the author's new podcast. It analyzes the Mark Goldbridge, Troy Deeney, and Gary Neville podcasts, finding they discuss similar football topics and have at least two people participating. The author plans to focus on audio quality, discuss trending football topics, and have a similar conversational format for their podcast. An audience profile shows the podcast will target males ages 16+ by discussing men's football in an entertaining yet appropriate manner for middle-class listeners.
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6. production reflection
The student created a poster for a video game by adding a character they designed and changing the background color. They added a title, release date, and producer's logo. After reviewing other posters, the student searched for war fonts and redesigned the text. They created a box for the game design but changed their color scheme. Finally, they used the poster design for the game's front cover and added information on the back to describe the game and appeal to buyers.
5. pre production personal
The document outlines a pre-production plan for creating a poster. It includes selecting fonts and colors, identifying layout and software options like Photoshop and PowerPoint, contingency plans for regularly saving work and using high quality images, health and safety tips to avoid eye strain and overheating, and a 8-day schedule for tasks like getting images, editing in Photoshop, adding text, and finishing and evaluating the poster.
4. proposal
This proposal is for a game case advertising a sci-fi, first-person shooter action game called "War Game." The purpose is to entertain players and make the game appealing through an attractive case design. The game content does not have a story and features an adventure and sci-fi theme. The target audience is teens and young adults, especially men interested in adventure and sci-fi games. No offensive language, graphic violence, or representation of real groups will be included to avoid offending players. Existing game elements and characters may be referenced but with different colors and narratives to avoid copyright issues.
3. production experiments
The document describes an experiment where the student customized a character from the game Destiny by using image editing tools to modify the character's legs, add wings, change the chest color, and erase any text. For their final product, the student plans to incorporate the pixelated style and genre of character, but not the specific modifications made in the experiment.
2. research(4)
The document provides details on several existing video game product covers. Common features noted across the covers include the use of armor, guns, and bright colors to attract audiences. The covers also utilize large logos and appeal to audiences interested in action and war genres. Location settings depicted include sci-fi, western, and military themes. Character designs and weapons aim to suggest the games involve danger, action, and defense. Color palettes and sky backgrounds carry connotations of good versus evil. Cartoony graphics aim to broaden the audience appeal.
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This NBA podcast discusses 4 segments: the All-Star game which they predict the West will win due to having better players; the top 3 voted players led by LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and James Harden; their prediction that the Golden State Warriors will win the playoffs due to their coach and determination; and the trade of Memphis Grizzlies player Gasol to the Toronto Raptors in exchange for Jonas Valanciunas, Delon Wright, CJ Miles, and a 2024 second-round pick.
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7. evaluation(4) finished
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6. production reflection
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- 2. Existing Products • In this podcast they use music and sound effects in the background to make it more enjoyable. • They talk about players in the NBA and how well and what they are doing, this would make the audience want to listen to it because it makes it more interesting to listen to. • Although sometimes they start talking about random things which can be annoying for someone that is only interested in basket ball Link to the podcast/documentary; https://player.fm/series/the-ringer-nba-show- 1512039
- 3. Existing Products • In this podcast he talks about certain players and news in the NBA. • There isn’t many sounds effects and music which can make it less exciting and boring to the younger audiences. • Although this podcast is good for getting straight to the point to find out something new. • This podcast is aimed at an older audience and it makes them want to buy it because it is more simple and straight to the point. Link to the podcast/documentary; https://player.fm/series/the-lowe-post-1203962
- 4. Existing Products • In this podcast it talks about what is going in the NBA at that moment and the news. • This podcast is mainly for younger audiences because of the crazy sounds effects and music in the background. • They make it exciting and interesting by using sound effects and music as well as talking about popular topics which makes you want to listen to it and comeback. Link to the podcast/documentary; https://player.fm/series/series-1314691
- 5. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? – Most of them include background music and sound effects. They all talk about the newest players and moments. • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? – I will include sound effects and background music
- 6. Audience
- 7. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 16+ • Straight to the point info and news Gender male • The subject of men's basketball Psychographic belonger • Team building and motivational discussion. Part of a community. Social Status Middle • Due to sport topic and the information and access to the podcast.
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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?