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This document provides details for a proposed Coca Cola radio advertisement targeting English-speaking countries. The ad will use humor with witches and caldrons to highlight Coca Cola's high quality ingredients. It will feature someone enjoying a drink of Coca Cola to convey the message that Coca Cola is the final ingredient. The style will be similar to other soft drink ads and aim to appeal to all Coca Cola drinkers from teens to adults. The ad will not contain any offensive, restricting, or socially insensitive content.
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The document describes Thomas Bond's process for creating a magazine cover design. He began by pasting an image into Photoshop and adding a barcode. Text was then added using layers for an outline effect. The lasso tool was used to cut out a fish from the image and place it over the text for a 3D layered effect. Additional text was added in a different font and color arranged closer together. Brackets were drawn around the text using the shape tool and erased slightly. The text was rearranged on the page for visual appeal and impact. Elements that will be included in the final product are use of layers for depth, gradient effects, varied text colors and styles, and a limited color palette.
7. evaluation(4)
The student created an audio podcast evaluating films such as Ghostbusters and Venom. For research, the student listened to other film podcasts to understand common elements. Planning included a mind map of the target audience, genre, and audio elements. Recording took place in a quiet room to ensure clear audio quality. The podcast included introductions, film discussions, and music clips. Peer feedback praised the clear audio and detail but suggested adding release dates and improving audio quality. The student agreed improvements could be made to address audio issues.
6. production reflection(4)
Thomas Bond reflected on the production process. He cut the timeline sequence with a razer tool to get the right succession of music and sound effects without unwanted sounds or silent space. He used crossfades to smoothly transition between audio clips. He arranged the order of audio and sound effects to make sense and ensure smooth transitions between topics.
5. script
The podcast discusses upcoming sci-fi films like Morbius, Venom 2, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife. For Venom 2, leaked images from the set show references to Spider-Man, fueling speculation that Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man may appear. While Morbius connects to either the Tom Holland or Tobey Maguire Spider-Man franchises, Easter eggs point to a potential live-action Spider-verse movie connecting all three. A new Ghostbusters film will be a third installment focused on the original male characters, rather than a sequel to the female-led reboot.
5. pre production(4)
The document outlines the pre-production plan for a podcast. It includes lists of potential sound effects and music to be used, required props and locations, contingency plans for technical issues, health and safety considerations, and a schedule laying out the key tasks over 8 days. Sound effects include laughter, clapping and a projector sound. Music includes tracks from Jurassic World and The Avengers. Recording space and guests are needed. Plans are in place for issues like computer or software crashes. The schedule involves scripting, casting, recording, editing and final tweaks across one week.
4. proposal(4)
The audio product is a film podcast aimed at entertaining listeners ages 15+ by discussing and providing commentary on past and upcoming movies. It will discuss movie genres and stories to appeal to both male and female listeners. Care will be taken to ensure all content is suitable and non-offensive so as not to exclude any social or religious groups. Original characters and storylines will be created to avoid copyright issues.
3. production experiments(4)
Thomas Bond conducted an experiment documenting his morning routine through sound effects. He recorded the process of waking up, getting ready, making breakfast, and taking the bus to college. Bond then organized the sound effect assets into a folder for easy access. He imported the sounds of water, closing, frying pans, and buses into video editing software. Bond used a razor tool to cut the sound clips to the proper length and arrange them in the correct order to match the routine. He plans to include similar sound effects and editing techniques in his final project to make the audio more engaging.
2. research(4)
The document summarizes three existing podcasts about films and movies. The first podcast discusses a popular film clip for 1hr 36mins on Spotify. The second is high quality, on Spotify, and uses movie theme jingles. The third has two hosts, is 51 minutes, on the Apple podcast app, and discusses Marvel films to entertain listeners. The research will include discussing Marvel/DC films and movies in the final product. The target audience is males and females aged 15-18 from middle/upper class backgrounds. Content will include relatable film quotes and conversations of interest to both genders.
1. initial plans(4)
The document outlines initial plans that include Thomas Bond and a mind map. It appears to be about creating an initial plan or outline using a mind mapping technique involving Thomas Bond. The mind map is used to layout and organize the initial plans.
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