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This radio advertisement is for Coca-Cola to promote their drinks for the summer festival season. It targets 16-21 year olds of both genders who are most likely to attend festivals. The ad will have an upbeat, festival-like style to encourage drinking Coca-Cola, which is positioned as a refreshing beverage that brings people together. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offending any groups and to ensure the ad does not infringe on any copyrights.
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3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola as a refreshing drink for 15-20 year olds of both genders from low to mid socioeconomic classes. The comedic ad will be released in the UK and Europe to enjoy the freshness of Coca-Cola without offending religious or cultural groups. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content and restrict younger audiences, ensuring differences from other ads prevent copyright issues.
Radio proposal (1)
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This document proposes a radio broadcast advertisement for Coca-Cola that would feature across multiple platforms. The advertisement would involve a creature collecting Coca-Cola coins through an animated game-like story. The target audience would be ages 16-19 across worldwide territories. Care would be taken to avoid offensive material and restrict younger audiences, using Coca-Cola's logos and names without risk of copyright infringement by differentiating the creative elements.
3. formal proposal radio advertisement
This radio advertisement uses sound effects to depict someone drinking a Coca-Cola. The slogan "Taste Sweet Taste" will be used. It is inspired by existing Coca-Cola advertisements and aims to get listeners to focus on the key sounds. The target audience is ages 12-16, as this type of radio advertisement would be appropriate for both kids and adults. It includes sound effects and voices to portray the experience of drinking Coca-Cola.
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This radio advertisement promotes drinking Coca-Cola to 14-20 year olds in a comedic style similar to previous Coke ads. The one-line sales pitch is to "enjoy freshness". While using the Coke brand, the ad will be original to avoid copyright issues. Some restrictions may apply to younger children due to the drink's sugar content.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
3. formal proposal copy
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3. formal proposal (1)
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola that would target 16-19 year olds in English speaking countries. The ad would communicate Coca-Cola's message in an entertaining audio format similar to other radio ads, without including any offensive or inappropriate material. It was designed to appeal to a wide audience and comply with legal and ethical standards for advertising.
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This radio advertisement uses sound effects to depict someone drinking a Coca-Cola. The slogan "Taste Sweet Taste" will be used. It is inspired by existing Coca-Cola advertisements and aims to get listeners to focus on the key sounds. The target audience is ages 12-16, as this type of radio advertisement would be appropriate for both kids and adults. It includes sound effects and voices to portray the experience of drinking Coca-Cola.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes drinking Coca-Cola to 14-20 year olds in a comedic style similar to previous Coke ads. The one-line sales pitch is to "enjoy freshness". While using the Coke brand, the ad will be original to avoid copyright issues. Some restrictions may apply to younger children due to the drink's sugar content.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement from Coca-Cola encourages people to drink the product by promoting the chance to find a rare gold can or bottle. The main message is about bringing people together with family and friends. It will target all Coca-Cola drinkers and non-drinkers worldwide through radio, podcasts and Spotify. The style is inspired by classic Coca-Cola bottles but ensures no offensive material by maintaining an inoffensive language and avoiding representing any groups to be accessible to all audiences.
3. formal proposal copy
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3. formal proposal (1)
This document outlines a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola that would target 16-19 year olds in English speaking countries. The ad would communicate Coca-Cola's message in an entertaining audio format similar to other radio ads, without including any offensive or inappropriate material. It was designed to appeal to a wide audience and comply with legal and ethical standards for advertising.
3. formal proposal 2
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola by focusing on the theme of sharing. The ad targets 16-19 year olds and will air on radio and social media when this age group is most likely listening. The message is that sharing Coca-Cola has never been better. It is suitable for worldwide release without being offensive to any cultures or beliefs.
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This document outlines a proposed radio jingle advertisement for Coca-Cola targeted at English speaking Western countries, specifically those aged 16-19. The message is that on a busy day, listeners should pause and refresh themselves with a Coke. It was inspired by existing Coke slogans to increase brand recognition while differentiating itself from other ads. The jingle will not contain offensive, harmful, or disrespectful content and only feature a college setting and person drinking a beverage, so it should not cause legal or ethical issues.
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The working title is a Coca-Cola advertisement for YouTube and Facebook. It will be in the style of a radio advertisement targeting 16-19 year olds. The one-minute advertisement aims to relive the audience's childhood memories of drinking Coca-Cola to communicate the message that their drink is better than others and appeal to nostalgia. The advertisement will not include any offensive or restricted content.
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3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a style similar to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted material. Legal and ethical considerations were taken to ensure the ad would not offend or infringe on others.
3. formal proposal
This radio advertisement promotes Coca-Cola to 16-18 year old teenagers across Europe and the United States. The nostalgic 30-second ad uses a similar style to past Coca-Cola radio ads to communicate the simple message of advertising Coca-Cola without any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted content.
3. formal proposal
here is the proposal i had written to my tutor to clarify some extra information that needed to be clarified
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by emphasizing that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were deemed minimal since the ad only promotes the product and does not include any offensive content.
3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by emphasizing that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were deemed minimal since the ad only promotes the product and does not include any offensive content.
3. formal proposal radio
This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola will feature the sound of a skateboard on a summer morning. It will stop and be followed by the sound of a Coke can opening and someone drinking. The recognizable Coca-Cola jingle will then play to communicate the message of enjoying a refreshing Coke on a summer day. The ad aims to appeal to younger audiences by including the skateboard sound effect but will not target any specific age or gender. It uses conventions from existing ads with jingles and seasonal sounds to promote Coke in a similar style.
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3. formal proposal radio
This is a proposal for a radio advertisement for Coca-Cola. The ad would promote drinking Coke by highlighting that it tastes good. It would target all audiences who enjoy drinking something other than water. The style would be similar to past happy, upbeat Coke ads with music and a voiceover. Legal and ethical considerations were addressed by confirming the ad would not include offensive content and would simply promote the Coke product.
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This document outlines a proposed radio jingle advertisement for Coca-Cola targeted at English speaking Western countries, specifically those aged 16-19. The message is that on a busy day, listeners should pause and refresh themselves with a Coke. It was inspired by existing Coke slogans to increase brand recognition while differentiating itself from other ads. The jingle will not contain offensive, harmful, or disrespectful content and only feature a college setting and person drinking a beverage, so it should not cause legal or ethical issues.
Formal proposal finshed
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4. formal proposal 2
This document proposes an advergame to promote Coca-Cola. The game would be released worldwide on mobile platforms. Players control a Coca-Cola can chasing a vending machine. The goal is to communicate that Coke refreshes you after hard work. Stylistically, it would resemble games for other sodas through use of distinctive colors and fonts. The target audience is teens and young adults who the brand aims to portray spending time with friends and adventure. No offensive content would be included and the game would differ from existing Coke ads to avoid copyright issues.
Formal Proposal
The working title is a Coca-Cola advertisement for YouTube and Facebook. It will be in the style of a radio advertisement targeting 16-19 year olds. The one-minute advertisement aims to relive the audience's childhood memories of drinking Coca-Cola to communicate the message that their drink is better than others and appeal to nostalgia. The advertisement will not include any offensive or restricted content.
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This radio advert promotes Coca-Cola by depicting a tired man who drinks a Coke and feels energized and full of life. The one-line sales pitch is that Coca-Cola is a fizzy drink that will revive you. It is inspired by a Snickers advert where eating the candy bar makes someone feel better. The target audience is people aged 10 to 85 of all social classes and cultures who enjoy relaxing with a Coke.
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3. formal proposal
This is a proposed radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aimed at teenagers aged 16-19 in the UK and western audiences. The ad will feature sounds of summer and background music with interviews of two people discussing why they like Coca-Cola. The main message is to promote drinking Coca-Cola. It has been designed to not include any offensive, swearing or racial language and will not restrict or offend any religious groups by avoiding religious topics. Ensuring the interviewer's voice is also included helps differentiate it from existing products to avoid potential copyright issues.
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3. formal proposal
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This radio advertisement for Coca-Cola aims to promote a summery and happy feeling. It will feature natural summer sounds and a warm, cheerful melody to convey the message of loving Coca-Cola. The target audience is English-speaking populations in countries like the UK, USA, and Canada. While using Coca-Cola's name and theme, the advertisement will not offend any groups and aims to represent the taste of Coca-Cola in a single catchy sentence.
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The document outlines Joshua Blakeley's pre-production plan for a photography magazine. It details the fonts, color schemes, layout styles, and potential first layout. It also includes contingency plans, health and safety considerations, a schedule, and resources needed. The goal is to create a minimalist magazine focusing on photography and showcasing different styles to appeal to various readers.
4. fmp proposal
This proposal outlines plans for a photography magazine called "Clear". The magazine will feature various styles of photography along with editing tips and techniques. It will appeal to teenagers and adults of all genders, sexualities, races, and social classes. The goal is to inspire readers and showcase what the creator has learned about photography. Legal and ethical considerations were taken into account to avoid offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content. Feedback will be solicited to ensure no groups are unintentionally offended by any of the photographs.
3. fmp production experiments
The document describes the process of editing mock magazine covers and spreads. It discusses 4 experiments with different styles and color schemes. For the first, bold colors were used to make lines pop. For the second, a pink color scheme was chosen. The third used a monochrome scheme based on feedback. The fourth used unconventional brown tones. Advantages and disadvantages of each approach are described, such as some styles being more appealing or legible than others. The reflection indicates the second cover and fourth spread experiments will influence the final product, which will use minimalism and monochrome styles with original photography.
2. fmp research
Here are a few key points from your research evaluation:
- You conducted product research, questionnaires, and interviews to get different perspectives. This allowed you to see common themes as well as diverse opinions.
- Questionnaires have the advantage of collecting data from many people but responses can take time. Interviews provide more depth but require more effort.
- Your research highlighted the need for your product to appeal to a wide audience in terms of style, content, and avoiding offense. It also emphasized the importance of high quality work.
- Distributing your survey by email and Blackboard gave you multiple avenues for responses. Email allows targeting specific people but you can't track if the survey was actually completed.
In summary
1. fmp initial plans
- The document outlines initial plans for a photography magazine project, including a mind map, mood board analysis, and informal proposal.
- The mood board analysis found repetition of monochrome settings, blues as the most frequent color, and large photos with overlaying text across magazine spreads. The analysis will influence the final product by including at least 5 elements from the mood board.
- The informal proposal concept is for a magazine featuring monochrome, minimalist, and headshot photography styles. It will include tips, different photography styles, and inspirations. Photography studio time and a model were booked to create content. The primary target audience is 16-25 year olds and the secondary is 26-30 year olds
3. production experiments(4)
Joshua Blakeley conducted an experiment describing his morning routine without using a script. He spoke freely about common morning tasks like most people. To conclude the short description, background music gradually increased in volume. In his reflection, Blakeley notes he will maintain a natural speaking style without scripts for his final product. He also aims to limit stuttering to ensure clear communication.
7. evaluation(4)
The document provides an evaluation of a podcast production project. It discusses strengths and weaknesses in the research, planning, and time management phases. It notes that listening to other podcasts helped but also revealed competition. Planning different audio styles was useful but some elements took longer than expected. Time was managed well by completing the project in two days, though editing took significant time due to censorship. The podcast sounded good despite being one take but censorship beeps could be improved. The informal style and sharing of opinions was appealing to the target audience. Peer feedback praised the casual discussion but noted some content was misleading and audio quality could be better. The producer agreed some content needed clarifying and would improve censorship sounds and length.
6. production reflection(4)
This production reflection describes the process taken to edit down a 14 minute podcast file. The document discusses listening to the original file to identify the main topic, separating the intro and outro to edit freely, adding fitting background music at an appropriate volume, and censoring any cursing with bleeps and tones.
5. pre production(4)
This document outlines the pre-production planning for a podcast, including sound effects, music, props, locations, contingency planning, health and safety, and schedule. Sound effects of an owl and duck will be used to censor cursing. Music from South London HiFi will be used as a backing track, shortened to 5 minutes. Potential issues include equipment failure, illness, computer crashes, and eye strain. Solutions involve backups, chargers, and taking breaks. Health and safety concerns involve short circuits, posture, eye strain, and spills. The 8 day schedule includes drafting the topic, recording, finding sounds, editing, adding music, and finishing mixing.
4. proposal(4)
The podcast "Chatting S**t With Joe And Josh" aims to entertain an audience aged 18-24 by having Joe and Josh discuss gaming topics without a script, allowing their conversations to feel authentic. Each episode will include an introduction of Joe and Josh, followed by them talking trash about gaming news before saying goodbye in the outro. While explicit language may be used, offensive remarks targeting groups will be edited out. Copyrighted music and effects will also be reviewed.
2. research(4)
The document summarizes two existing gaming podcasts: Kinda Funny Gamescast and The Patch by RoosterTeeth. It notes that both podcasts cover similar gaming topics and events in an authentic way without scripts, allowing the hosts to freely express their opinions. The document also states that the researcher intends to take a similar unscripted approach in their own podcast to genuinely discuss topics they feel strongly about.
1. initial plans(4)
The document outlines initial plans made by Joshua Blakeley that involve creating a mind map. It seems to focus on brainstorming ideas around creating or developing a mind map. The short document references Joshua Blakeley and mentions creating a mind map twice, suggesting this is the key topic or goal being planned.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of Joshua Blakeley's work on an FMP project involving the production of magazines. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of his research, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities. Peer feedback praised the professional front cover design but noted the font could be harder to read. Improvements suggested were adding more content to fill blank spaces and using a more readable font on the front cover.
6. production reflection
Joshua Blakeley reflects on the process of creating a magazine front cover and double-page spread about CS:GO. He began by choosing a character model for the background and adding taglines and the title. Additional elements like the barcode, price, and "exclusive" text were included to entice readers. More depth was added by including the magazine masthead across multiple layers. The double-page spread featured topics on the CS:GO major and game history, along with team stickers and an esports fact. All text was researched and fact-checked by Blakeley.
5. pre production
This document outlines the pre-production plans for a magazine layout project. It discusses two potential layout styles, one with a large main story and smaller supplemental articles, and a more minimalist single-story design. No props or locations are needed as the magazine is a digital project. Contingency plans are included to address potential issues like computer crashes, eye strain, and lost files. A 9-day schedule is provided to develop articles, design pages in Photoshop and Word, and ensure no copyright issues.
4. proposal
This proposal outlines a gaming news and discussion website called UNite. The purpose is to entertain and inform users about gaming news, esports, fan art, and upcoming games. Content will include gaming news, discussions in email forums, and comparisons of gaming consoles. The target audience is males and females ages 7 and up from middle to upper-middle social classes. Legal considerations include deciding how to handle potentially offensive game content and discussions, and ensuring proper use of intellectual property from existing games.
3. production experiments
The document outlines Joshua Blakeley's experiments for a fishing magazine. It describes the steps taken which included researching regular magazine prices, identifying common fish species, and reviewing current magazines to avoid copying designs. In his reflection, Joshua notes that for the final product he will thoroughly research existing magazines to prevent copying, consider appropriate content for different ages, and include an eye-catching cover photo on the magazine.
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