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The document describes experiments conducted for the front cover of a fishing magazine. It discusses including: 1) A picture of a marlin to represent fishing that was enlarged to improve quality. 2) The magazine's title in dark red to stand out from the sea background, though the words could be closer. 3) "Marlin Masters" at the bottom to add more detail. 4) The price at the top so it is seen first to possibly influence purchasing. 5) A small promotional advert to combine with the price for selling power since readers may buy if there are deals.
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7. evaluation(4)
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP (final major project) podcast production. It covers research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, the strengths were inspiration from other podcasts, while weaknesses included limitations in finding similar podcasts. Planning strengths included thorough planning, while weaknesses were difficulty generating original ideas. Time management was adequate but some sections could have been improved. Peer feedback suggested adding more sound effects to make it more interesting. [/SUMMARY]
6. production reflection(4)
The document discusses the process of creating a podcast interview. It describes adding a script to structure the interview, finding an intro sound effect to engage listeners, adding the main body of speech while editing out mistakes, and concluding with an outro sound effect and end credits to leave listeners with a good vibe. The creator reflects on choosing audio elements that make the overall style cohesive and keep listeners interested throughout.
5. script
The document is a script for a tech podcast featuring an interview with a guest who works with drones. The guest discusses that drones are 4-propeller electric vehicles that can fly in any direction, with most having 4K cameras. They are mainly used recreationally but require a license for commercial use. The guest uses drones to survey building roofs to check safety. Their favorite part of the job is the simplicity, but it requires specific skills. Public concern over drones flying near buildings and safety if the propellers fail are two main challenges. The guest's advice for beginners is to learn and practice.
4. proposal(4)
This proposal is for a podcast called "the tech podcast" that will inform listeners about the advantages and disadvantages of drones. The podcast will have a question and answer format along with promotional segments to provide different content options. The target audience is adults aged 20-40 who are interested in technology and business. Younger audiences will be restricted since the content could give them unsafe ideas. Offensive material will be avoided and the script will be reviewed to prevent offense of any social groups. While existing product names will be discussed, logos cannot be used since it is a podcast. Original research will ensure no copyright issues by covering a unique topic not addressed by other similar podcasts.
3. production experiments(4)
The document discusses the process of adding sound effects to an audio file. The main tool used was the cut tool to extract and reattach sections of audio. The hardest part was cutting out sections accurately so words were not cut short. Finding suitable sound effects was easy and enjoyable. The added sound effects made the audio more interesting by making it less monotone. The re-stick tool helped fix mistakes. Placing the sound effects precisely was frustrating. For the final product, sound effects and brevity will be important elements carried over from this experiment.
7. evaluation(3)
- The document discusses the evaluation of a game magazine product for an intended target audience.
- Feedback was received that praised the color scheme and images but suggested adding more detail to empty spaces.
- The producer agreed improvements could be made by filling the middle section and making the double page spread more detailed and professional with better images and writing.
6. production reflection(3)
The student created a double-page magazine spread across multiple stages. In the first stage, they set up spacers and worked to fit the title at the top. They chose a standard white and orange color scheme that they felt contrasted well and would attract readers. In the second stage, they added another column discussing the PS4 and Xbox debate in an impartial way to appeal to both sides. In the final stage, they added photos at the bottom for more visual appeal and detail, leaving space for possible future additions. They were ultimately happy with their final product and use of a character image from BioShock to suit the double-page spread style.
5. pre production(3)
The document discusses pre-production planning for a game magazine, including potential fonts, colors, and image styles to use. Specific fonts like Verdana, Viner Hand ITC, and Comic Sands are mentioned as representing different game styles. Potential props, locations, and contingencies are also outlined. A schedule is proposed to design the magazine over 8 days using Photoshop and PowerPoint. Health and safety issues around paper cuts, burns, and rubbish are considered along with solutions.
4. proposal(3)
This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called "Gaming Times" targeted at ages 12-18 of both genders. The magazine will inform readers about new and upcoming video games, consoles, and the gaming community. It will provide recommendations on games to buy or avoid. While the magazine does not have a story, it may include stories from games. The creator aims to include content that entertains without restricting violence too much, but will avoid truly offensive material and edit any copyrighted characters, names or logos.
2. research(3)
Here is a potential audience profile based on the information provided:
The target audience for this magazine would be male teenagers between the ages of 14-20 from lower-middle socioeconomic backgrounds.
Psychographically, they are likely to identify as "belongers" - wanting to express their individual style and interests. They may be drawn to content that helps them feel part of a community.
In terms of interests, they would be engaged by content around video games (particularly action, racing and open-world genres), movies, music, technology and streetwear fashion. Affordability would also be a key consideration given their age and financial circumstances.
The tone of the magazine should be upbeat and entertaining to match their youthful
1. initial plans game idea
The document provides three potential ideas for magazines:
1) A video game magazine with colorful covers featuring heroic characters and explosions to attract viewers. Dark and bright colors would be used.
2) A movie magazine highlighting recent and classic films with attractive colors and factual information about each.
3) An entertainment magazine covering local events, music, movies, with both dark and bright colors to appeal to different tastes. Discount codes could also be included.
7. evaluation(2) (alex hiscoe)
The document summarizes the student's evaluation of their FMP project. Some key points:
- Research was effective but took more time than planned, limiting improvements.
- Planning helped work efficiently but attention span was a weakness.
- Time management was inconsistent, impacting quality. Equal time per section is needed.
- Peer feedback noted good animation/colors but suggested more sound effects and action.
- The student agrees more sound effects and action are needed to make the game more interesting.
6. production reflection(2)
This document summarizes the creator's process for developing a game. It describes using the pencil tool to create characters and details because it allowed for precise pixel-level editing. Resizing characters to fit in tunnels caused delays. Adding coins gave the game an objective. While certain elements like the small minions took a long time, the coins were quick to create. Overall the pencil tool facilitated manual editing and the creator is pleased with the final results despite some time-consuming steps.
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- 2. Process • The first thing I did for this magazine was to find a picture of a fish to represent fishing and the beauty of it, this image of a marlin I found shows this and represents it perfectly. Whilst finding the image I had to increase the image size so the quality of the background wasn’t bad quality. • The second thing I decided to add into this front cover is the title, this is because people need to know what the magazine called. This also gives the magazine an identity which is needed. I chose and nice dark red to stand out from the vibrant sea water that is just behind it. One thing I could of improved with the title could’ve been that the words fishing times where closer together this would’ve been ideal because the front cover would’ve looked more crisp and clear. I added marlin masters in the bottom this adds more depth, the way it does this is by added more detail at the bottom making it less boring to look at but its also a catch line MARLIN MASTERS. • Another thing that I added was the price, the price helps people identify how much it costs but also could lure them into buying it if its cheap. I put the price at the top because people naturally start at the top and finis at the bottom. This puts the price in the customers mind straight away. • The last thing I added was a promotional advert at the top but in small. this will hopefully combine with the price to form a good selling duo because if they get free things and a magazine for £2.50 then they will have to buy it.
- 3. Reflection • What elements of your experiments will you include in your final product? Some main points that I will include in my final product from the experiment will be the main focus point of the magazine in the middle of the cover this should generate more publicity. This should create one focus point which is what I want on the front cover. I will also add promotional slogans to try and lure a bigger audience. I will also add a big title which I try to do in my experiment but it wasn’t big enough so I will improve that6 in my final production faze.
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